Judge orders Packwood diaries to be turned over
U S District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson rules that Senator Bob Packwood must provide his personal diaries to the Senate Ethics Committee noting the material is undeniably relevant to the probe into misconduct allegations. The ruling upholds the subpoena while addressing privacy concerns and constitutional rights.
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Bob Packwood
Senate Ethics Committee
U.S
Thomas Penfield Jackson
Sen. Packwood
Ethics Committee
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Senate
Packwood
Oregon Republican
Oregon
Harding ex offers to serve up skater to law
Detroit AP reports Jeff Gillooly seeks a plea deal by implicating ex wife Tonya Harding in the Nancy Kerrigan knee attack. He allegedly told investigators Harding could be “served up on a silver platter” while Harding denied involvement and prepared to move out. Four men are charged in the conspiracy. The FBI and DA questioned Harding for about 100 hours. The U S Figure Skating Association weighs Olympic roster decisions with a late roster deadline. A Portland grand jury continues the probe and Eckardt claims Harding’s involvement.
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Tonya Harding
Nancy Kerrigan
Detroit Free Press
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Jerry Lace
U.S. Figure Skating Association
Lillehammer
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Eckardt
Oregonian
Miss Kerrigan
Jackson set to pay millions to boy claiming molestation
Michael Jackson is reported to agree to a settlement of at least 10 million dollars with a 14 year old boy suing him for alleged molestation. The deal could avert criminal charges as prosecutors weigh the case and the boy’s cooperation. Jackson has denied the accusations, and the extortion claim against the boy’s father was declared no charges filed.
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Michael Jackson
Associated Press
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Howard Weitzman
Larry Feldman
Peter Arenella
Law School
University of California At
Los Angeles
Jackson son says taped talks not drug related
Jesse Jackson's son Jonathan, 28, a Chicago Board of Trade clerk, says government tapped phone calls with Pius Ailemen, an accused heroin ring leader, were about legitimate business. He and his father deny any drug involvement. Authorities allege wiretaps showed calls between Chicago and Oakland linked to narcotics trafficking.
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Pius Ailemen
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Chicago Board of Trade
U.S
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Aileman
Theresa Canepa
San Francisco Examiner
Drug Enforcement Administration
San Francisco
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America
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Africa
Europe
United States
Clinton nominates Perry for defense secretary post
President Clinton nominated William J. Perry, the Pentagon’s No. 2 man, to be defense secretary. Perry, 66, a former engineer and mathematician, advised by families, praised as a pro by Clinton and praised by Lieberman and Thurmond. Perry replaces Les Aspin as Clinton pushes for steadier military ties and budget handling.
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Defense
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White House
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Les Aspin
Carter
Joseph Lieberman
D-Conn
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Commuters Turn To Mass Transit After L A Earthquake
After the January 17 6.6 quake commuters in Los Angeles shifted to trains buses and car pools. Metrolink ridership rose with about 16 000 of 200 000 passers taking the train through the Newhall Pass. Officials pledged federal aid as President Clinton urged rapid response.
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Dale Lynn Bowman
Metrolink
Washington
Clinton
Newhall Pass
Interstate 5
Santa Monica
Ventura
Congress Opens Session Faces Health Care and Crime Debate
Congress convenes amid midterm tensions and a Clinton health care push. Lawmakers will clash over crime policy, welfare reform, and campaign finance while Earthquake relief funding looms. Clinton’s address will stress health care and crime as a Wall Street Journal NBC poll shows broad support for action.
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