Clinton Presses Congress to Back Bosnia Troop Deployment
President Clinton urges Congress to approve deploying 20 000 U S ground troops to Bosnia as Pentagon outlines 17 000 support personnel in the region. Lawmakers from both parties weigh backing amid public skepticism after his speech. NATO aims for a 60 000 force with 37 000 U S troops, including 5 000 in Croatia and 9 000 in air and logistics roles.
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Bosnia
Pentagon
Yugoslavia
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R-Ind
Michael Doubleday
Croatia
House
Senate
Sen
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Clinton signs bill to end speed limit and helmet laws
President Clinton signed a $6 billion road bill freeing states to set their own speed limits starting in 10 days. Safety advocates fear carnage while officials say missing highway improvements, including Interstate gaps, justify the move. Montana would have no limit. Kansas Nevada Wyoming set 75 mph. Oklahoma and South Dakota 70 mph.
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Bill
Washington
America
D. Gail Morrison
National Motorists Association
White House
Mike McCarty
McCurry
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Kansas
Nevada
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Oklahoma
South Dakota
Mideast
Former Myersville Bank official pleads guilty in fraud case
Patsy Stine, former Myersville Bank vice president, pleaded guilty to delivering and disclosing a fraudulent document to the Treasury. She faces sentencing January 4 1996 in Baltimore before Judge Benson E Legg. Counts carry penalties up to five years and fines up to 250000.
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First United Corp
Patsy Stine
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Highland Avenue
Turkey Hill
Myersville
Baltimore
Former model must vacate Koch Four Seasons apartment
A Boston Housing Court jury found Catherine de Castelbajac a licensee not a tenant in yacht owner William Koch's Four Seasons condo. Koch gave her 30 days to move out, declaring the verdict proof common sense against enriching at another's expense.
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Boston
Catherine de Castelbajac
William Koch
DeCosta Indicted As Accessory In Maryland Murder Case
Timonium teen Jane DeCosta 15 turned herself in after fleeing with Benjamin Garris tied to the Oct. 8 slaying of Sharon Edwards. DeCosta faces first degree murder accessory charges plus conspiracy to commit murder and arson, with bail denied and another hearing set in Baltimore County Circuit Court. Garris, 16, is charged with first degree murder, two counts of attempted murder, arson, and a bomb charge after the hospital killing at Sheppard Pratt.
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Benjamin Garris
Baltimore County Grand Jury
Baltimore County
Ann Brobst
Jane DeCosta
County Bureau of Corrections Women’s
Miss Decosta
Ms. Brobst
Mr. Garris
Virginia Beach
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