Perry warns U S may face more attacks in Persian Gulf
Defense Secretary William Perry told Congress that U S forces in Saudi Arabia face ongoing terrorist threats and may need basing outside populated areas. He noted intelligence is spotty, acknowledged past underestimation of risk, and urged continued retaliation against bombers.
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Saudi Arabia
William Perry
Congress
U.S
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J.H. Binford Peay
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Persian Gulf
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Perry
Strom Thurmond
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Mr Perry
White House
Clinton
Armed Services Committee
Khobar Towers
U.S. Air Force Base
Dhahran
Riyadh
Bandar bin Sultan
United States
Whitewater trial ends prosecution rests in Arkansas bankers case
In Little Rock the prosecution finished its case against bankers Herby Branscum Jr. and Robert M. Hill after 11 days of testimony, detailing laundered political contributions to Bill Clinton in 1990 and 1991. Prosecutors tied funding of Clinton’s 1990 gubernatorial campaign to actions by Bruce Lindsey, Clinton’s former campaign treasurer.
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Lindsey
Internal Revenue Service
ValuJet plans return with higher paid staff and fewer leases
ValuJet Aviation seeks restart by next month with more training for employees and higher pay. Maintenance supervision will shift to ValuJet staff as leases are canceled at three airports. Jim Jensen named senior vice president of maintenance and engineering.
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ValuJet Airlines
ValuJet
Federal Aviation Administration
Jim Jensen
Douglas Aircraft Co
Man charged in coma pregnancy case at Rochester nursing home
A former nurse's aide, John Horace, 52, was charged after DNA linked him to a comatose patient who later gave birth. Prosecutors said he assaulted the woman in a suburban Brighton nursing home last summer. The baby, a 2-pound boy born March 18 after a car crash left the mother in a vegetative state, survived.
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Rochester
N.Y
John Horace
Horace
Brighton
Kevorkian Delivers Body To Detroit Hospital
Dr. Jack Kevorkian transported the body of a 37 year old woman in a wheelchair to a Detroit hospital early today. A doctor said Kevorkian did not disclose whether the death was an assisted death by own action.
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France
Alps
Raymond Mollaret
Grenoble
Mont Blanc
Europe
Detroit
Jack Kevorkian
Kevorkian
Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital
Rebecca Badger
California
Robert Aranosian
Speed bump mystery puzzles Medford neighborhood
In Medford Oregon an unknown 20 foot asphalt speed bump appeared on Wabash Avenue outside Virginia Morans home after residents complained about speeders on Crater Lake Avenue. Witnesses saw nothing and a driver who hit the bump at night injured his neck and damaged his car. City maintenance superintendent Jerry Montgomery calls the act vigilante justice.
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Medford
Ore
Wabash Avenue
Virginia Moran
Crater Lake Avenue
Remains uncovered from mass grave in Bosnia war crimes probe
Forensic teams unearthed a line of corpses at a 30 yard long trench near Srebrenica and found about two dozen at Kravice. Investigators expect more bodies as excavations continue, part of evidence against Ratko Mladic and Radovan Karadzic in the Netherlands tribunal.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Srebrenica
Kravice
Andrea Angeli
Bosnia
William Haglund
Haglund
U.N. War Crimes Tribunal
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Radovan Karadzic
Mladic
Europe
Karadzic
Hague
Netherlands
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Espy brother indicted over alleged false statements
A grand jury in New Orleans indicted Henry Espy, brother of former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy, for making false statements to obtain a campaign loan. The charges relate to Henry Espy’s 1993 congressional bid and a loan retirement tied to the Clarksdale bank. Henry’s ally Alvarez T Ferrouillet Jr. and his firm also face counts in the nine of fifteen charges.
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Mike Espy
Henry
Clarksdale
Henry Espy
New Orleans
Espy
Campu
First National Bank of
Miss
Alvarez T Ferrouillet Jr
Ferrouillet & Ferrouillet
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