Camouflaged visitors disrupt Idaho post office ceremony
Police mistook armed camouflage visitors for would-be criminals in Twin Falls Idaho before realizing they were National Guard color guard members arriving for a postmaster swearing-in. The ceremony proceeded with guards outside as the postmaster was sworn in and left.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
National Guard
Florrie Arrington
Arrington
White Bengal tiger kills trainer in Newberry Florida
In Newberry Florida a rare white Bengal tiger killed trainer Charles Edward Lizza III after being startled during a leash walk to transfer kennels. Lizza, 34, tripped while trying to calm the 350 pound animal and was bitten on the neck, dying at a local hospital. Co-owner Ron Guay and partner Joy Holiday had raised the tiger since it was six days old while moving it between kennels when the incident occurred.
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Newberry
Fla
Charles Edward Lizza III
Alachua County
Jim Troiano
Lizza
Ron Guay
Ron
Joy Holiday
Guays
Gainesville
Odessa City Councilman Joven resigns in surprise move
Odessa City Councilman Javier Joven announced his resignation at a hastily called news conference in the City Council Chambers. He said he must focus on his family and faith, describing his role as a spiritual leader and listing his wife Jo Ann and two sons as priorities. He thanked Mayor Mike Atkins and fellow council members for their support amid a period of civic pressure.
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Odessa
Javier Joven
Jo Ann
Joven
Mike Atkins
Jo Ann Davenport
Terry Witherspoon
Atkins
Election key step in dispute
Washington AP reports the House voted 258 to 176 to begin impeachment proceedings against President Clinton, setting a path toward a Senate trial requiring two thirds for removal. Analysts note November elections will shape the momentum and potential plea bargaining amid partisan divides and wider questions on Whitewater and related inquiries.
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Washington
Congress
Clinton
House
Senate
Monica Lewinsky
Whitewater
Thomas Mann
Brookings Institution
Mann
White House
Rahm Emanuel
NATO Gives Milosevic Final Warning On Kosovo Air Strikes
London report says NATO allies backed a last-ditch U S effort to end violence in Kosovo while Secretary of State Albright warned Yugoslav President Milosevic that time is near for him to avert airstrikes. Clinton outlined expected force to senators.
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London
NATO
U.S
Kosovo
Madeleine Albright
Slobodan Milosevic
Washington
Clinton
Albright
Richard Holbrooke
Heathrow
Britain
Russia
Germany
France
Italy
Serbia
Shamrock and Phillips to form largest independent oil firm
Ultramar Diamond Shamrock Corp and Phillips Petroleum Co announce a merger creating Diamond 66, based in San Antonio with support functions in Bartlesville Oklahoma. The merged group will employ about 29 000 people with roughly 1 000 jobs expected to be cut. Phillips 17 200 staff worldwide may lose or transfer 500 Bartlesville positions.
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Ultramar Diamond Shamrock Corp
Phillips Petroleum Co
Diamond 66
North America
San Antonio
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips
Kent Kwik Convenience Stores
Odessa/Midland
Coney Elliott
Clinton says dollar drop may aid U.S. exporters
President Clinton and financial markets reacted to a sharp two day fall in the dollar, the largest in 25 years against the yen, blamed largely on hedge funds. The decline, about 9 percent over two days, boosted stock markets as currency turmoil deepened global economic anxiety.
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Washington
U.S
New York
Clinton
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