Hillary Clinton Rebuts Book Claim as Political Fabrication
Hillary Rodham Clinton denounced a former FBI agent Gary Aldrich book as a politically inspired fabrication during a European trip. She stated no involvement in hiring a White House security chief tied to the FBI files controversy and dismissed suggestions of links to Craig Livingstone’s mother. The White House cited stricter personnel procedures while Clinton urged democracy and ethnic tolerance at stops in Poland the Czech Republic Slovakia Hungary Estonia and Finland.
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Hungary
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Finland
Pentagon reshapes Bosnia force mix swapping tanks for MPs
Pentagon officials say U S commanders in Bosnia will swap two armored battalions for an equal number of military police to provide greater mobility and flexibility. The total U S troop level will stay about 16 500 to 18 000 as part of a 60 000 strong multinational force. Defense Secretary Perry says enough heavy armor remains and the NATO mission is on track to end in December.
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Dole says running mate won’t be abortion litmus test
In a broadcast interview, Bob Dole said his vice presidential pick need not oppose abortion rights and that winning the election matters. He noted he has no list yet and is considering several Republicans, including Christie Whitman, who supports abortion rights. He stressed he is the nominee and must choose someone who can be president if needed.
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Fire destroys black church. three teens arrested in Virginia
In Chesterfield County near Richmond, three white teens including a 16 year old girl were charged after an April 16 fire at the First Baptist Church of Centralia’s auxiliary building. Leigh Tatum Odom 18 of Richmond and Adam T. Sapp 19 of Midlothian face malicious burning charges with $25,000 bail. the girl remains in juvenile custody. The investigation found no evidence of racial motivation or links to other arsons.
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Clinton Wins Award for Plain English
Britain's Plain English Campaign awarded President Clinton a special honor for his plain and effective use of language. Campaign director Chrissie Maher praised his clarity and noted the creation of a new award titled Exceptional Plain English Communicator.
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Drought aid announced for Southwest farmers by Clinton
President Clinton declared an emergency in drought areas of the Southwest and ordered 40 million dollars in aid to farmers to feed livestock. The drought reduced forage and raised cattle feed costs. He authorized the Agriculture Department to sell 15 million bushels of grain from the reserve to fund disaster payments to livestock producers.
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California fire threatens Idyllwild resort amid heat
About 1,000 firefighters fought a 7,600 acre blaze 80 miles east of Los Angeles with 19 aircraft and ground crews in 100 degree heat. The fire, started by a ricocheting bullet, neared Idyllwild within two miles as authorities urged 800 residents to evacuate. No structures burned and two firefighters were injured.
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Westward bound Joey Buttafuoco seeks film career
Tabloid figure Joey Buttafuoco moves his family from New York to Hollywood to pursue movies. He cites three projects in development, including The pevercand Comedy with Anna Nicole Smith as a Mafia-type heavy, a second as a bouncer, and a horror film Don't Open My Grave.
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Arizona militiamen charged in bomb plot
In Phoenix area raids, ten men and two women linked to the Viper Militia were arrested as investigators exposed an alleged plan to bomb FBI and federal buildings. An undercover officer joined after an oath to kill infiltrators revealed training on security flaws and explosive tests.
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