Capitol Honors Slain Officers Chestnut and Gibson
Capitol Hill returns to work as lawmakers plan a tribute to Capitol Police officers Jacob Chestnut and John Gibson, fatally shot at the Capitol. Russell Weston Jr the suspect, in serious condition, faces an absentia hearing on federal murder charges. Rotunda memorial to include families lawmakers and Clinton Gore attendance.
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Weston's animal killings foretold Capitol shootings
The case centers on Russell Eugene Weston Jr charged with fatally shooting two Capitol police and a prior day killing of many cats in Walmer, Illinois. Doctors note animal cruelty as a potential warning sign while authorities and family describe the subject as not previously known for animal abuse.
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Clinton Lawyers Seek to Avert Direct Grand Jury Testimony
White House aims to work with Kenneth Starr to avoid President Clinton’s direct appearance before a federal grand jury in the Monica Lewinsky inquiry. Senate leaders warn noncompliance could trigger impeachment review. subpoena served on attorney Kendall ahead of a Tuesday deadline.
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Texas heat persists with 24th day above 80 at night
In Dallas the overnight low held at 82 extending a 24 day stretch without sub-80 temperatures while daytime highs ride toward a 21st straight day above 100. Medical exam officials warn prolonged heat can be deadly as cooling fails after sunset.
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Greece invites UN ambassadors for all expenses paid island trip
London Greece offers 185 UN ambassadors and spouses a week on Greek islands to press its Security Council bid. About 110 have accepted amid anger from some envoys over diplomatic inducements. The campaign seeks Cyprus related influence as Greece vies for two nonpermanent seats next year with Canada and the Netherlands also in the race.
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Air bag deployments blamed on noncrash events rise
Hundreds report air bags inflating without crashes as GM recalls nearly 1 million vehicles and investigators review Chrysler Mazda Subaru and Mitsubishi models. Chrysler engineers probe wiring shorts while NHTSA widens Chrysler minivan probe to 878,000 vehicles amid driver air bag incidents and past fatalities.
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Clinton Hosts Donor Retreat Aiming To Boost 1996 Hope
President Clinton met with major Democratic donors at a Aspen weekend retreat to raise about $1 million as Democrats seek 11 seats for a congressional majority. He warned the stakes are high as GOP spending in 1996 dwarfed Democratic ads by about 4.5 to one.
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AT&T and BT form $10 billion global alliance venture
BT and AT&T announce a 50 50 free standing venture to merge international telephone operations and create a new Internet platform. The deal, valued around $16 billion, aims for $10 billion in revenues and about $1 billion in operating profits in year one, with BT chairman Sir Tam Vallance as first leader. Regulators in the US Britain and EU must approve within a year.
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Round-the-clock GM UAW talks spark hopes of near settlement
In Flint Michigan AP reported extended negotiations after GM agreed to relocate disputed stamping dies to the Flint Metal Center. About 12 tractor-trailer rigs delivered the 27-ton dies as 200 strikers and supporters cheered, signaling the move may be more than symbolic in the seven-week GM labor dispute. The dies, used to form doors fenders and other body parts, are tied to the broader strike dynamics.
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General Motors Corp
Flint Metal Center
Chiropractic Relief for Headache Pain Proclaimed
Chiropractors claim a century of headache treatment including migraine sinus tension and stress types. New studies link base skull muscles to the spinal cord explaining lasting relief from adjustments and caution about medication risks.
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