White House aide Lindsey under cross-examination in Whitewater trial
White House aide Bruce Lindsey acknowledged that campaign finance reports did not fully explain 1990 Arkansas gubernatorial campaign cash withdrawals. He denied conspiring with two Arkansas bankers to hide withdrawals from the IRS. He testified the campaign took 52500 in withdrawals from a bank, added 20000 held in a safe, and spent the funds on last minute get-out-the-vote activities.
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Campaign cash withdrawals raise questions in Clinton era race
Lindsey testified about $30,000 withdrawn in May and $22,500 in November on the eve of elections. He said secrecy was insisted by Perry County Bank to prevent a late minute attempt to confuse voters before election day. The prosecutor pressed Lindsey on whether the disclosures in 1990 campaign finance reports were precise enough to reveal how the funds were used.
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Clinton softens Cuba sanctions with new rights to sue
President Clinton granted Cubans the right to sue foreign companies with six month moratorium on legal actions, delaying a final sanctions decision until after the elections. The move drew praise from Cuban-Americans and cautious relief from allies, while Republicans blasted the compromise. Jorge Mas Canosa called it a step forward, insisting the law will be enforced.
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Gore says Yeltsin looked very good after visit
Vice President Al Gore said Boris Yeltsin appeared in good health after their 45 minute talk at a health resort outside Moscow. Gore noted Yeltsin was relaxed, smiling, and actively engaged in their discussion despite recent health rumors and campaign fatigue.
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Clarke joins Kaczynski defense team in Unabomber case
Judy Clarke, famed death penalty opponent, is sought as co counsel by Quin Denvir for Theodore Kaczynski. Denvir asked Judge Burrell to appoint Clarke, who helped Susan Smith avoid death for drowning her sons, to bolster the defense in the Unabomber trial.
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Cranberries singer settles over reported wardrobe lapse
Dolores O Riordan accepted an undisclosed settlement from Express Newspapers after The Daily Star ran a story alleging she appeared on stage without underpants. The publication issued a correction and apology, with a donation to charity and legal costs covered, per her lawyer.
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