Fallout exposure wider than expected from 1950s tests
Preliminary National Cancer Institute data indicate fallout from Nevada tests may have reached the East Coast, with children in hot spots receiving higher exposure through contaminated milk. The study does not confirm cancer risk, and officials withhold a list of the most exposed counties while maps and a long report are prepared.
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East Coast
Nevada
National Cancer Institute
NCI
U.S
Clark Heath
American Cancer Society
Heath
Saudi beheads three Chad drug smugglers in public
Three men from Chad were beheaded in Saudi Arabia for drug smuggling, bringing total executions this year to 71 and highlighting the high use of capital punishment for narcotics crimes in the Islamic courts. A separate U.S. compromise on dolphin safe tuna involves nets and a government study to March 1999 to determine their impact on dolphins.
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Saudi Arabia
Chad
Interior Ministry
Washington
Senate
United States
U.S
FBI says Olympic bomber targeted police in Atlanta
The FBI disclosed that law enforcement officers were the target of the Centennial Park bombing a year ago. Agent Jack Daulton said the 911 call was intended to draw officers to the scene and move people to safety, with the bomber knowing officers would respond.
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Atlanta
FBI
Jack Daulton
Olympic Park
Daulton
Centennial Park
White House hot tub gifted to the people
The White House received an eight thousand dollar seven seat hot tub near the West Lawn swimming pool. The gift from Watkins Manufacturing via the National Park Service was chosen by President Clinton, with McCurry noting the poolside amenity could accommodate larger families in the future.
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Washington
White House
United States
Mike McCurry
Clinton
West Lawn
National Park Service
Watkins Manufacturing
California
McCurry
al Gore
Cosby extortion case ends in conviction for daughter claim
Autumn Jackson 22 and Jose Medina were convicted on extortion and related charges for demanding 40 million dollars from Bill Cosby by threatening to reveal a long-ago affair. Boris Sabas was convicted on conspiracy but acquitted of extortion. Sentencing set for October 22.
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Bill Cosby
Autumn Jackson
Robert Baum
Ms. Jackson
Jack Schmitt
Cosbys
America
Agaist
David Henkel
Mr. Cosby
Mr. Henkel
Ms Jackson
Debra Hyman
Baum
Cosby
Las Vegas
Shawn Upshaw
Medina
Sabas
Congress Narrowly Reaches Welfare Restore Plan
Washington AP report details a Friday agreement among bipartisan budget negotiators to restore welfare coverage for tens of thousands of disabled legal immigrants and their children. The deal aims to fund welfare and Medicaid restorations within a budget plan to balance by 2002, while tax-cut timing remains unsettled.
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Clinton
White House
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Treasury
Robert Rubin
Erskine Bowles
Franklin Raines
Senate
Trent Lott
Rmiss
House
Newt Gingrich
R-Ga
Senate Budget Committee
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
United States
Capitol
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