Spy Lipka Sold Secrets for 27000, Indicted on Espionage Charges
Philadelphia AP report says Robert Lipka, 50, a coin dealer and former NSA clerk, allegedly sold classified NSA documents to the Soviet Union for a total of 27000 over ten years. He is indicted for conspiracy to commit espionage after stealing White House reports and Vietnam troop data from Fort Meade.
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Kaelin recounts Nicole’s fear O J Simpson would kill her
In deposition Kato Kaelin testifies Nicole Brown Simpson predicted O J Simpson would kill her with scissors and get away with it. He describes Nicole saying Simpson spied on her videotaped and tapped her phone amid ongoing wrongful death lawsuits.
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Woman shoots at foot to remove callus in drunken spree
In Muncie Indiana Bonnie Booth 38 was found in good condition after firing a .410 shotgun in her backyard while heavily intoxicated Doctors evaluated her for psychiatric issues and no charges were filed yet She claimed she drank a gallon of vodka and many beers and had tried a razor on the callus first
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Former Sgt Clayton Lonetree Ends Eight Year Espionage Case Silence
Former Sgt Clayton Lonetree the only Marine convicted of espionage quietly returned to private life after eight years in a military prison He left the US Disciplinary Barracks in a closed van then rode away with an unidentified man after a brief bank stop He had been sentenced to 30 years later cut to 15 and earned more time off for good behavior His defense attorney said Lonetree sought minimal publicity
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Lee Calligaro
Cuba seeks UN forum over shoot down claims
Cuba accuses the United States of blocking its defense at the United Nations and calls for a General Assembly meeting to challenge what it says are violations of international law after two American owned planes were downed. The Security Council deplored the incident and ordered ICAO to investigate.
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Tethered satellite shows dead computer and gas loss
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP NASA battles mystery of a tethered satellite from the space shuttle Columbia that ended with a dead computer and no nitrogen gas after breaking free. Engineers found a failed main computer and a gyroscope, valves open, and 100 pounds of gas expelled as NASA investigates linkage to the cord incident.
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Administration seeks federal role in Medicaid reform
Washington AP The Health and Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala urged Governors to accept a continued federal voice in Medicaid and welfare programs. She noted NGA efforts raise prospects for bipartisan GOP and Democratic reforms, while voicing concerns about maintaining national objectives and the federal state partnership. Clinton vetoed earlier Republican welfare and Medicaid changes, and governors unveiled bipartisan proposals focused on protecting care for the vulnerable and providing support like child care for welfare‑to‑work transitions.
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Gingrich says budget deal is possible
House Speaker Newt Gingrich expressed fresh hope that Republicans and President Clinton can reach a budget agreement in coming weeks. He cited the weak economy as motivation for a seven year balance with tax cuts and middle class relief, while differences over entitlement savings and debt limit timing remained.
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