Vesco extradition sought as Cuba talks continue
The Clinton administration seeks Vesco's return from Cuba but says extradition alone will not improve U S Cuban relations. Vesco, a top fugitive, fled in 1972, settled in Cuba in 1982, and is alleged to have defrauded investors of about 224 million dollars.
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Forensics Expert Rosy House Foster Death Reviewed
Washington AP Henry C Lee the noted forensic scientist agreed to review Whitewater prosecutors reports on Vincent Fosters death to determine if the original finding of death by own action remains supported He met with Starrs Whitewater prosecutors three weeks ago in Ashington and will devote spare time to the task Touhey declined comment Starr had earlier resigned after controversy over questioning before a grand jury in Washington
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