Shielding Secret Service foes Clinton testimony issues
Washington AP reports the Justice Department seeks to shield Secret Service agents from being forced to testify about conversations with the president amid Whitewater probe tensions. Starr says the grand jury seeks facts but privilege may require litigation. negotiations continue on what questions may be asked. Merletti warns shielding future presidents hinges on confidentiality, though no SS privilege exists by law.
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Justice Department
Department
Secret Service
Clinton
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Whitewater
Kenneth Starr
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Lindsey
U.S. District Court
Norma Holloway Johnson
White House
Charles FC. Ruff
Ms. Lewinsky
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Brookings Institution
Stephen Hess
Departments of Justice
Treasury
Justice
Lewis C. Merletti
Reno
Merletti
Government sells assets to private firms eyed to raise funds
Despite looming surpluses, the Clinton administration and Congress push to sell federal property to private companies. About 1.8 trillion in assets include aircraft carriers, buildings, and natural resources with potential sales planned for uranium facilities and Alaska dams, as lawmakers weigh how to curb the national debt.
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House Energy and Water Appropriations Subcommittee
Joseph M. McDade
Rpa
Alaska
U.S. Enrichment Corp
Ohio
Kentucky
Alaska Power . Administration
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Sam Brownback
R-Kan
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Louisiana
Texas
Big Brothers Big Sisters hosts Frederick arts and poetry contest
More than 20 youngsters joined the annual event organized by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Frederick County. Canteena Chase won first prize for her poem about her relationship with her Big Sister.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters
Frederick County
Little Brothers
Little Sisters
Canteena Chase
Six plead guilty in triple slaying in Greeneville shooting
Six plead guilty to a triple slaying in Greeneville Tennessee three victims a man his wife and their daughter plus the couple’s young son was also the target prosecutors offered a deal removing the death penalty for four adults if all six plead guilty. Juvenile co defendants were to be tried as adults.
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Tenn
Vidtor Lillelid
Delfina
Tabitha
Peter
Bell
Joseph Lance Risner
Edward Dean Mullins
Natasha Wallen Cornell
Crystal Renea Sturgill
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