CIA Officer Nelson Nicholson Photos Secret Docs At Desk
Concealed cameras in Harold James Nicholson's CIA office captured him kneeling under his desk and photographing secret documents. He was later arrested at Dulles Airport and charged with spying for Russia dating back to 1994, marking a high profile breach tied to the Ames case and ongoing CIA security concerns.
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High court rules in case of driver stopped
The Supreme Court ruled that motorists stopped for traffic violations need not be told they are free to go before police may seek permission to search for drugs. The decision, delivered by Chief Justice Rehnquist, holds that voluntariness of consent is a factual issue and does not require a warning to detainees.
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Liquor Ads Debate Shifts to Congress Says FCC Commissioner
FCC Commissioner Hames Quello argued Congress, not the FCC, should handle the liquor industry shift away from TV ad bans. He said the FCC lacks authority to intervene and opposed Chairman Hundt’s call for regulatory action. Rep. Kennedy urged FCC scrutiny of ads’ impact on children.
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Mattel to buy Tyco Toys in 755 million deal
Mattel Inc announces an all stock takeover of Tyco Toys Inc valued at 755 million dollars to create the leading toymaker in the United States. Tyco shareholders will receive Mattel stock at 12.50 dollars per share, with regulatory and shareholder approvals pending and completion expected in early 1997.
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Boeing Bell plan tilt rotor airliner Bell Boeing 609
Boeing and Bell Textron announced plans to develop a six to nine seat tilt rotor airliner using V 22 Osprey tech. The Bell Boeing 609 aims for turboprop speed with helicopter style vertical takeoff and landing.
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Pope John Paul II to visit Cuba next year
Pope John Paul II accepted Fidel Castro invitation to visit Cuba in 1997, with potential October timing during a Brazil trip. Officials said long term preparations will begin soon, and Castro hopes for improved church access and reconciliation. The meeting also touched on national reconciliation and the embargo, though no specifics on human rights were disclosed.
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U S Scales Back Plan for Rwandan Relief Force
Clinton administration cuts back from a large ground force to relief planning with a smaller contingent for Zaire Rwanda border aid. Officials say a decision on size is pending while a multinational meeting in Stuttgart considers options. United States will provide 140 million dollars for refugees. Rwanda says an international force is no longer needed as many refugees return.
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No time for kindness as grandma jailed over meter coins
Cincinnati businesswoman Sylvia Slayton, 62, was arrested October 24 after feeding two expired meters to spare others, charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing official business. She faces up to four months in jail and $1,000 in fines while a public debate and fund-raising follow her high profile case.
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