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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1996

Page

3

Clinton signs bill averting a federal shutdown

President Clinton signed legislation to fund government agencies through March 15 after a 82-8 Senate vote, averting a third shutdown amid a year of budget clashes. The measure, approved by the House 371-42, ends nine weeks of funding while parties seek a longer balanced-budget pact.

Washington Senate White House Clinton House Congress Labor Ent NASA Trent Lott Miss Dick Armey Texas Baltimore

Justice to ask Farrakhan if he's Libyan agent

The Justice Department seeks to determine whether Louis Farrakhan has become an agent of Muammar Gaddafi, triggering registration under the Foreign Agent Registration Act. A letter outlines the requirement for anyone working with a foreign entity to influence U.S. policies to register, following reports of Farrakhan's Libya visit and talks with Gaddafi.

Justice Farrakhan Libya Washington Justice Department Nation of Islam Louis “Farrakhan Muammar Gaddafi U.S Department Gaddafi JANA America

Colombian cabinet members resign amid Samper drug scandal

Transportation Minister Juan Gomez and Foreign Trade Minister Luis Alfredo Ramos quit as the Samper administration faces a widening exodus by Conservative allies over allegations of drug money involvement in the 1994 campaign. Health minister also stepped down. ambassadors to Venezuela Argentina the Netherlands and New Zealand followed. In the U S Census Bureau notes Texas gains while New York declines.

Bogota Colombia Ernesto Samper Juan Gomez Luis Alfredo Ramos Samper Venezuela Argentina Netherlands New Zealand Conservative Party Washington New York Texas Florida California Census Bureau Bureau Lone Star

Admiral regrets remark during confirmation hearing

Navy admiral nominee Joseph Prueher acknowledged to senators that as Naval Academy head he could have better responded to a female midshipman bound to a urinal by male classmates. He recalled telling the victim’s father she appeared smiling in photos, a remark seen as faulty reassurance after Gwen Dreyer quit the academy over lenient punishments in 1989.

Washington U.S Pacific Naval Academy Joseph Prueher Adm Prueher Navy Senate Armed Services Committee Gwen Dreyer

Nicolas Cage Uses TV as Photo Album of Memories

Actor Nicolas Cage says he watches past roles on TV and backstage memories surface like a photo album. His film Leaving Las Vegas earned critical acclaim but he remains unfazed by Oscar talk after 15 years without a nod.

Cage Nicolas Cage W Magazine Las Vegas Arizona

Du Pont heir shoots ex-Olympian then barricades estate

Newtown Square police say ex-Olympian wrestler Dave Schultz was shot multiple times in the driveway of John E. du Pont’s mansion and died at Mercy Haverford Hospital. Swat teams surrounded the Philadelphia area estate as negotiations failed and authorities aimed to resolve the standoff without further injuries.

Newtown Square du Pont Chemical Company John E. du Pont Philadelphia John du Pont Brian McNeill Dave Schultz Michael Mallon Mercy Haverford Hospital Chief Mallon Schultz du Pont Mr. du Pont

Airman charged in rape of American on Okinawa

Senior Airman Anthony T. Williams Jr. of San Antonio Texas faces charges including rape and indecent acts with a female under 16, adultery and supplying alcohol to minors for an on base incident December 2 involving a 14 year old daughter of another Air Force service member. The case adds to a broader Okinawa controversy over U.S. forces.

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