Lewinsky Agrees to Testify Under Immunity
Monica Lewinsky reached a blanket immunity deal to provide full and truthful testimony to a grand jury probing President Clinton. She will discuss sexual relations with Clinton and conversations that could support obstruction of justice charges, after signing the agreement outside her lawyer’s office.
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Dallas Homeless Suffer Heat At Shelter Without A/C
North Texas braces under extreme heat as Dallas Life Foundation seeks relief funds to install air conditioning. Shelter serves about 250 daily, while Austin Street Shelter also lacks cooling. Officials note 5,000 homeless in area and 95 state heat deaths. Dallas worst heat period continues with 23rd straight day above 100.
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Cambodian election sparks allegations and tensions rise
Opposition leaders Norodom Ranariddh and Sam Rainsy accused Hun Sen's Cambodian People's Party of violence and fraud after a purported landslide in parliamentary polls. International observers noted concerns while many signaled preliminary acceptance. final seat tally showed 67 of 122.
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CNN chief apologizes for Nixon report retract
CNN chairman Tom Johnson apologized to President Nixon's family for the retracted account claiming U S forces used sarin gas in Operation Tailwind. The letter, distributed by the Nixon library, also apologized to viewers Time magazine and Tailwind personnel.
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Engineers sight crippled satellite in solar power doubt
Engineers regained radar contact with the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory but cannot reestablish radio link as the craft appears unpowered. SOHO, a US European project, sits about one million miles away with panels edge-on to the sun, hindering battery recharge after June 24 interruption.
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Nation salutes slain officers at Capitol memorial
President Clinton led a Capitol Rotunda memorial for Officers Jacob Chestnut and John Gibson killed by a gunman. Congress halted business as thousands, including families and leaders, paid respects beside flag-draped coffins in a solemn tribute to two heroes.
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Tourists turn shopping into vacation staple
Tourists increasingly seek shopping experiences on trips with trips to Ralph Lauren stores and malls like Mall of America. Bernie Shoemaker and group toured John Deere plants and big shopping venues, reflecting a trend where travel packages partner with airlines hotels and tour operators to offer shopping as part of getaways.
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