Mystery surrounds Aum Shinrikyo nerve gas links
Police connect the Japanese cult Aum Shinrikyo to nerve gas attacks that killed 10 in a subway and seven in Matsumoto last year. Authorities seized hundreds of barrels of chemicals and recovered residues matching those from the cult's compound in Mt. Fuji region.
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Simpson Case Seeks Jenner Testimony On Christmas Party
In transcripts from a sidebar, prosecutors reveal plans to subpoena Bruce Jenner about a Christmas night gathering at OJ Simpson's home. Jenner reportedly attended a party described in testimony, with tensions arising after Ms Simpson's ex-boyfriend was present.
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Florida sheriff sentenced for coercing sex with inmates
Gulf County Sheriff Al Harrison, 52, was sentenced to 4 1/2 years in prison after being convicted of violating inmates civil rights by obtaining oral sex in exchange for furloughs and favors. Judge Lacey Collier urged the public to see him as a human being while noting the abuse of power.
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Foster hearings set for May for surgeon general pick
Senate confirmation hearings for Dr Henry Foster Jr. will begin in May after lawmakers return from the spring recess. The Labor and Human Resources Committee will announce the date next week. Foster has faced criticism from antiabortion groups and conservative lawmakers since his nomination.
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United Way trial spawns request for 1000 documents in fraud case
Jurors in the William Aramony fraud trial sought more than 1,000 documents including ledgers and a letter about his affair with a teenager as witnesses testified he siphoned about 600000 from the charity and a spinoff company. Aramony and two aides face charges amid evidence of lavish expenditure.
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Serbs call for peace talks amid widening Bosnia fighting
Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic urged immediate peace talks as government troops push across northern and central Bosnia. U.N. officials warned the conflict could snowball like a wildfire, with civilians fleeing, towers seized, and new battlefield lines opening around Tuzla, Travnik, and Bihac.
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House GOP welfare reform passes House in party push
The House approved a sweeping welfare reform bill 234 to 199 after rapid committee work and a contentious floor fight. Democrats warned it raids school lunches, foster care, and food stamps to fund tax cuts, while Republicans said it ends bureaucratic waste and moves the needy toward work. President Clinton called it weak on work and tough on children.
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