Vernon Jordan Emerges as Central Figure in Clinton Affair
Vernon Eulion Jordan Jr., longtime Clinton ally and White House insider, sits on 11 major boards and has emerged under subpoena in the Monica Lewinsky matter. The 6foot-4 businessman, linked to Nixon era contacts, is described as influential, private, and willing to aid friends, fueling questions about possible testimony influence.
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Babbitt Defends Casino Rejection Amid Political Allegations
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt angrily rejected claims that White House influence or campaign contributions swayed the 1995 veto of three Indian tribes’ plans for a Wisconsin casino at a money losing Hudson dog track. He testified to a House panel that the decision came from Interior career staff amid strong local opposition and intense lobbying on both sides. Babbitt, defending 23 years in public service, denied communicating with the White House or DNC and called the conspiracy theories unfounded.
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Hairless gene found linked to extreme hereditary baldness
Researchers led by Angela Christiano of Columbia University identify a gene named hairless linked to alopecia universalis in a Pakistani family. The study suggests the gene regulates hair follicles and may guide future therapies for common baldness.
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Greenspan predicts healthy economy with mild Asian impact
Fed chair Alan Greenspan delivered an upbeat view of a notably strong U.S. economy and inflation under control. He cautioned that continued Asian turmoil could moderate growth, supporting a belief that the Federal Reserve will refrain from rate hikes for now. He noted robust job creation and a long expansion as Washington benefits from higher revenues.
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