Clinton Riady memo links fundraiser car ride to foreign money
Investigators find a 1992 memo noting James Riady rode with then candidate Clinton before donating up to half a million dollars. The document describes Riady seeking talks on banking and international business and labels the ride a courtesy call. Federal law bans foreign donations. Riady held a green card and said donations were legal.
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Washington
Clinton
James Riady
Riady
Associated Press
Melinda Yee
Democratic Party
Lippo
Arkansas
U.S
United States
Lawyers fight to keep conversations secret after client's death
The Supreme Court is asked to preserve attorney-client privilege after death as Vincent Foster's notes from confidential talks with his lawyer are contested. Whitewater prosecutors argue the notes could aid investigations into whether presidential aides lied about Hillary Clinton's role.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vincent Foster
Whitewater
Foster
White House
Clintons
David Kendall
Jacob Stein
Monica Lewinsky
James Hamilton
Hamilton
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Brett Kavanaugh
Associ
Ate
Kenneth Starr
Fossie
William Rehrquist
Kavanaugh
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Appeals Court
American Bar Association
Conrail Dismantling Approved Amid Railroad Reshuffle
The Surface Transportation Board approved a $10 billion plan to dismantle Conrail and restore rail competition in Northeastern markets. CSX and Norfolk Southern must meet numerous conditions addressing service levels, competition, and labor rights, with five years of active oversight. The decision aims to ease post merger service problems following the 1996 Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger.
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CSX
John Snow
Surface Transportation Board
Washington
Norfolk Southern Corp
Conrail Inc
Mark Garon
Federal Surface Transportation Board
CSX Corp
Rail
John Snowroom
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Roche pulls heart drug Posicor from market
Roche Laboratories pulled its heart drug Posicor from the market after the FDA linked it to dangerous interactions with more than 25 drugs. About 400,000 people in 38 countries were advised to contact doctors. Roche urged patients not to stop treatment abruptly and to avoid starting new medicines without a doctor’s approval.
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Washington
Roche Laboratories
Murray Lumpkin
Food and Drug Administration
Roche
FDA
Lumpkin
Robert Temple
Temple
FTC moves against Intel
The FTC voted to bring an antitrust complaint against Intel Corp. alleging it froze out competitors and with held vital technical information to punish rivals. Intel controls 90 percent of the world microprocessor market and faces an FTC action that could take a year or more to resolve.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Intel Corp
Intel
Cone
William J. Baer
FTC
Bureau of Competition
Baer
Chuck Mollesoeieee
Molloy
Ceme
Department $ Year, of Justice
Microsoft Corp
Wake Fostware
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Jim Kennedy
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High Court
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Visa
Mastercard
American Express
Discover
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Music City Mall
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