Lewinsky talks with Starr investigators in probing inquiry
Monica Lewinsky met with prosecutors in a long session amid debate over immunity. The appeals court ordered Bruce Lindsey to testify before the grand jury, ruling attorney-client privilege does not cover his discussions. Clinton aides, including David Kendall, faced subpoenas as the White House prepared for possible impeachment proceedings. Rahm Emanuel said Clinton would cooperate.
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Ban drug for diabetes say skeptics
Advocates urge ban after at least 26 global liver-death reports tied to Rezulin. FDA defends use with monitoring, citing benefits for Type II diabetics not helped by other drugs, while warning doctors to test liver function monthly through eight months of therapy.
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Vanderbilt to settle 10.3 million radiation study lawsuit
A Nashville judge approved a 10.3 million settlement with women who were unknowingly given radioactive iron in a 1940s Vanderbilt University nutrition study. Emma Craft, whose daughter died in 1957, forgives the university and fears future experiments.
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Emma Craft
Vanderbilt
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China considers blasting dikes to divert floodwaters
Flood crisis in the Yangtze river basin prompts officials to discuss breaching upstream levees to spare cities. If carried out, farmland would flood and tens of thousands of farmers could evacuate as floodwaters rise toward central China.
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Bakker returns to pulpit at Way of Life Church
Jim Bakker, once head of PTL Ministries and later jailed on sex and money scandal, spoke to about 400 in Anaheim praising his prison time and denouncing the gospel of money. He said he moved to Los Angeles to aid inner city youth with the International Dream Center.
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Union expels Teamsters president Carey for life
A federally appointed board banned Ron Carey from the Teamsters for life after finding him responsible for an illegal scheme that funneled 885000 in union political donations to boost his re election. The decision ends his three decade union career amid questions of negligence or intent. Careys former campaign manager two consultants pleaded guilty and the political director was indicted.
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Bank robbery defendant sues teller for defamation
Mortimer Heisberger awaiting trial for bank robbery filed a defamation suit against Fleet Bank teller Laura Gonzalez alleging her police account of the holdup led to a harsher charge. He seeks 1.5 million dollars claiming ridicule and prosecution for a crime he did not commit. Gonzalez rejects the suit as ridiculous and crazy.
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N.J
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Slain Capitol officers mourned as suspect meets lawyer
Capitol mourners paid tribute to officers Jacob J. Chestnut and John Gibson who died saving lives during the attack. Suspect Russell Weston Jr. was wounded, charged with killing a federal officer, and spoke briefly with his court-appointed lawyer AJ Kramer in hospital. Arlington burial plans and security reviews followed as Congress honored the fallen and considered further protective measures.
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Kramer
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NBC
Delayed Cambodian election results fuel fraud allegations
Cambodian elections officials postponed releasing preliminary parliamentary results prompting fraud claims by Hun Sen challenger Sam Rainsy. The National Election Committee cited incomplete documents, while Joint International Observers Group urged acceptance of the original outcome. The delay heightens tensions as parties claim victories amid a history of unrest.
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Cambodia
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Sam Rainsy
Samraing Kimsain
National Election Committee
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International
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Cambodian People’s Party
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Khmer Rouge
Congress blamed for eroding privacy in study says group
The Center for Public Integrity, citing campaign donations from health care and financial firms, argues Congress weakens privacy. It notes $32 million to candidates and $13 million from hospitals and drug firms in 1995 96, plus $100 000 from Rick Rozar to the RNC. Rep Hobson defends bill, says critics irresponsible.
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Republican National Committee
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Rep
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In Memoriam for George N. Stull
In memory of my beloved husband George N. Stull Viola E Stull and family mourn a 48 year marriage with sorrow and love. We miss you very much It is not the same without you We will all meet again some day.
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