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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1997

Page

3

Officials link Atlanta sudden incidents in new probe

Federal investigators raised confidence the Centennial Park blast is connected to two later Atlanta sudden incidents at a gay nightclub and an abortion clinic. They released composite sketches and new photo stills, offered a $500,000 reward extension, and noted different materials used in the devices.

Atlanta Olympic Park Centennial Olympic Park Centennial Park Jack Killorin Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms

Ralston ends bid for top military post amid adultery row

Washington AP Gen. Joseph Ralston withdraws from consideration for chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff after lawmakers and activists condemn his admission of an adulterous affair. He stays as vice chairman as Defense and White House pledge policy reviews to ensure consistent standards across ranks.

Washington Air Force Joseph Ralston Len. Ralston Capitol Hill Joint Chiefs of Staff Fhe Charles Schumer D-Ny Kelly Flinn Tillie Fowler R-Fla Pentagon Defense William Cohen Clinton Gen. Ralston

Mir space station patchs third cooling leak

The Russian American Mir crew attempted to seal a third coolant leak in the station temperatures rose above 86 degrees earlier in April though cooling later stabilized after two leaks were fixed Equipment from the shuttle Atlantis aided the effort Vera Medvedkova said the final leak was found over the weekend and the crew worked to repair it at Mission Control near Moscow and with NASA support.

Moscow Mir Space Station Vera Medvedkova Mission Control Center

Donors Line Up for Shabazz Blood Drive in New York

Scores queued for an hour or more at a bank basement center to donate blood for Betty Shabazz, widow of Malcolm X, after a severe apartment fire left her in critical condition. About 90 pints were collected by early afternoon. more donors remained.

NEW York (Ap Betty Shabazz Malcolm X Linda Levi Greater New York Elwina Penn

Clinton proposes ban on human cloning with research carveout

President Clinton urged a ban on cloning humans to create a child while allowing certain cloning research. The plan would task the National Bioethics Advisory Commission to report in four years on continuing the ban. Rep. Vernon Ehlers favored stricter legislation prohibiting human cloning and embryo research linked to cloning.

Washington Clinton National Bioethics Advisory Commission Commission Vernon J. Ehlers R-Mich

Witnesses detail McVeigh transformation from teen to bomber

In Denver AP coverage witnesses described Timothy McVeigh as a happy youth turned disillusioned veteran obsessed with the Waco disaster. Former neighbors and Gulf War comrades recalled a once outgoing soldier who grew distant after 1991 and pressed others to read The Turner Diaries while showing strange battlefield habits.

Denver Timothy McVeigh Waco McVeigh Richard Drzyzga Drzyzga Pendleton FBI Branch Davidian Texas Oklahoma City Persian Gulf Bruce Williams Iraq Jesus Rodriguez

Republicans unveil $85 billion tax cut plan in five years

GOP leaders push an $85 billion, five year tax cut package promising broad relief for families businesses and investors. Democrats counter with claims it favors the rich and would shortchange middle class and low income workers. The plan features a $500 per child credit expansion college incentives and IRA growth but cools credits for low income families earning credits. Treasury chief Rubin warns about complexities needing attention.

Washington House Bill Archer Texas Ways and Means Committee America GOP Ways and Means Charles Rangel New York Archer Clinton Congress Senate Rangel White House Treasury Robert Rubin Rubin

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