Tragedy at Westside Middle School in Jonesboro
Westside Middle School faced closure after a deadly ambush left a teacher and four students dead and two students in custody. Visitation for Paige Ann Herring drew hundreds as families mourned, while grief counselors aided others. Morning classes were canceled and the campus remained tense as students processed the tragedy.
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Paige Ann Herring
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Shannon Wright
Stephanie Johnson
Brittany Warner
Mitchell Johnson
Drew Golden
Karen Curtner
Inspectors tour Saddam's Radwaniyah Palace in first U N testing of Iraq accord
United Nations arms inspectors led by Horst Holthoff and diplomats from about 20 nations spent eight hours surveying parts of Saddam Hussein's Radwaniyah Palace complex near Baghdad. The survey tested the February 23 agreement to open presidential sites and continue baseline work to verify elimination of weapons of mass destruction.
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U.N
Horst Holthoff
Germany
Holthoff
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Radwaniyah
Saddam
Kofi Annan
United States
Britain
Saeed Sad
Cui Tiankai
China
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Janet Sullivan
USN
New York
U.N. Security Council
Kuwait
Amer Mohammed Rashid
Personal incomes rise 0.6 percent in February
Americans’ personal income grew 0.6 percent in February to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $7.14 trillion, outpacing a 0.4 percent gain in spending to $5.66 trillion. January spending rose 0.7 percent. Low unemployment at 4.6 percent, strong labor demand, and El Nino warmth help consumption amid the Asian crisis.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Smithsonian acquires Stradivari instruments in $50 million quartet
New Jersey publisher Herbert R Axelrod and wife Evelyn donate $1 million endowment to the National Museum of American History for four Stradivarius instruments valued together at $50 million. Smithsonian players have recorded on the quartet. recitals planned May 30 31 feature Gershwin Ives Beethoven and Brahms.
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Washington
New Jersey
National Museum of American History
Antonio Stradivarius
Herbert R Axelrod
Evelyn
Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Franz Schubert
George Gershwin
Charles Ives
Beethoven
Brahms
Four Marines charged after gondola crash in Italy
Four Marines face negligent homicide and involuntary manslaughter charges after their EA-6B Prowler severed a gondola cable at an Italian ski resort, plunging about 20 skiers to their deaths. Dereliction of duty charges add to the Pentagon briefing on the February incident.
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Pentagon
Aviane
Italy
U.S
Mines Kill Nearly 2400 in Iraq Per U.N. बयान
A U.N. official in Iraq says about 2,391 Iraqi Kurds have died and 4,324 have been injured from mine explosions in northern Iraq over the past five years. Civilians in remote villages may mean higher totals.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U.N
Eric Falt
Cameras in federal trials gains traction in Congress
Congress weighs lifting TV ban on federal court trials as House committee approves a bill letting trial judges decide on camera access. Supporters include National Legal and Policy Center and C-Span. Supreme Court oppose televised trials and judiciary leaders oppose changes. The Jones versus Clinton trial nears without expected coverage.
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Paula Jones
Clinton
Congress
Federal Judiciary
House Judiciary Committee
David Sellers
Supreme Court
David H. Souter
House
Souter
O.J
U.S. Judicial Conference
Peter Flaherty
National Legal and Policy Center
Bruce Collins
C-Span
Clinton billing records found in Foster attic raise new Whitewater questions
Whitewater prosecutors in Arkansas pursue a second set of Rose Law Firm billing records for Madison Guaranty S&L found in Vincent Foster’s attic. The documents, similar to the 1996 White House copies but with extra notations, are raising questions about Mrs. Clinton’s work for the failed S&L and potential oath or document concealment issues.
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Vincent Foster
Whitewater
Hillary Rodham Clinton
White House
Arkansas
Grand Jury
Clinton
Lisa
Rose
Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan
Foster
Kenneth Starr
David Kendall
Kendall
Webster Hubbell
Rose Law
Little Rock
Clintor
McDougal
Madison Guaranty S&l
Hubbell
Seth Ward
S&l
White House probe centers on Lewinsky job transfer
White House personnel chief Marsha Scott testified before a federal grand jury as prosecutors scrutinize Monica Lewinsky s 1996 reassignment from the White House to the Defense Department. Nancy Hernreich and others testified. investigators seek light on Lewinsky s Oval Office appearances and possible factors behind her transfer.
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Whitewater
Monica Lewinsky
Pentagon
Marsha Scott
Ms. Lewinsky
Defense Department
Ms. Scott
Oval Office
Nancy Hernreich
Clinton-Lewinsky
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