Clinton White House cuts ties with Arkansas travel firm
White House ends contract with World Wide Travel after memo shows cousin proposed takeover of travel office and hiring without bid. American Express Travel Office to handle services. FBI to pursue possible criminal probe alongside Peat Marwick audit flagging accounting weaknesses.
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German woman found dead at New York airport
A 27 year old German woman, who arrived at Kennedy Airport in January and stayed briefly at a homeless shelter, was found dead Thursday beneath a footbridge near the airport. Police recovered her passport visa driver's license carry-on bag suitcase of clothes and a letter to her parents. She wrote to her parents in mid February saying she had not eaten in 18 days.
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Malaria strikes Somalia veterans across U S bases
About 40 Army soldiers and Marines at bases nationwide have malaria after Somalia duty. Over 20 cases at Fort Drum with many from 19th Mountain Division, plus isolates at Fort Bragg and Fort Benning. Ten Marines also ill, mainly on the West Coast, per Navy Surgeon General spokesman.
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Clinton picks museum director for National Park Service
Washington AP reports the Clinton administration will announce historian Roger Kennedy, 66, director of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, as director of the National Park Service. Kennedy, a former NRC White House correspondent and Eisenhower official, brings scholarly and banking background and has hosted history programs and written on architecture.
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Dozens wounded as Bosnian capital shelled in latest attack
Dozens were wounded and three people killed when shelling hit Sarajevo in the heaviest attack in two weeks. Deputy Prime Minister Zlatko Lagumdzija was among the injured after surgery for a leg wound. The assault violated pledges by Bosnian Serb leaders to end hostilities as fighting continued across northern and eastern Bosnia and amid international debates over U N border monitors and peace plans.
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Perez suspended and ordered to stand trial in Venezuela
The Venezuelan Senate voted to suspend President Carlos Andres Perez and seek embezzlement charges. Octavio Lepage, Congress president, assumed duties and was sworn in by Enrique Oberto. Chavez supporters called for Chavez to assume the presidency as Perez faced imprisonment and an interim government was arranged.
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Bird buys Naples seven bedroom gulf view house
Larry Bird, retired NBA star, purchased a seven bedroom home overlooking the Gulf of Mexico in Naples Florida for 875000 after seller accepted that offer. Listing agent Anne Ross noted airy high ceiling spaces and openness. He previously lived in French Lick Indiana during his Celtics career.
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