White House memo surfaces in Whitewater probe confusion
Washington AP report outlines a White House memo tied to the travel office firings and Hillary Clinton, with Starr and Fiske probes exploring why the document was not provided earlier. The memo, drafted by Watkins in fall 1993, links Mrs Clinton to pressuring dismissals as evidence in the Whitewater investigation.
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Record Warm Year Sparks Debate On Climate Shift
AP reports global temperatures in 1995 reached 58.72 F, a 0.7 rise over 1961 1990, with mixed views on danger. CRU expert Phil Jones notes 1990 prior peak. US Climate Data Center closed amid government shutdown. The piece also covers a study on children raised by lesbian mothers and a Virginia execution. Japan finds hundreds of dead snakes washed ashore, some venomous, near Tsushima and Kitakyushu.
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London
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Kyodo News Service
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Simpson seeks delay in wrongful death deposition
Los Angeles AP Simpson lawyers seek to indefinitely postpone the planned deposition of O J Simpson in the wrongful death suit. Attorneys say the deposition was taken off the calendar unilaterally, and a hearing before Judge Alan B Haber was set to discuss the request. The private deposition would mark Simpson’s first sworn questioning about the 1994 Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman murders, following his acquittal in the criminal trial.
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Nicole Brown Simpson
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Cold Wave Kills Over 80 in Northern Mexico
Snow and freezing temperatures across northern Mexico have killed more than 70 in Chihuahua and over 80 nationwide, with about 30 children among the dead. Officials cite pneumonia, freezing, and carbon monoxide poisoning from heaters as causes as nine inches of snow fall near the Texas border. The cold has spread from the U.S. border toward the Yucatan Peninsula, impacting thousands hospitalized and leaving peasants in drafty huts seeking warmth.
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NATO fires first shots in anger in Bosnia
An Italian guard detail near Sarajevo came under fire in Vogosca early Thursday, marking NATO’s first hostile fire in Bosnia. Corporal Elio Sbordoni was wounded, evacuated to Italy, and NATO confirmed the incident as the alliance’s initial response against aSerb attacker. A lone gunman fired from about 100 yards then disappeared into the night.
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United Nations
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Clinton to visit Bosnia next week for peacekeeping salute
President Clinton plans a secretive trip to Bosnia to salute American troops in a difficult peacekeeping deployment with possible stops in Germany and visits to NATO leaders. Date and sites to be announced soon as aides aim to bolster yawning State of the Union prep.
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Bosnia
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Antimatter Atoms Created Hinting at Anti World
Physicists at CERN and partner centers announced the creation of the first antimatter atoms at CERN in Switzerland. Walter Oelert led the Erlangen Nurnberg team to assemble antimatter atoms that survive 40 billionths of a second. The breakthrough opens potential new insights into universe structure and matter antimatter symmetry. Gerald Gabrielse of Harvard called the result an interesting demonstration.
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European Laboratory For Particle Physics
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Switzerland
Walter Oelert
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Dr. Qelert
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Gerald Gabrielse
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