Access raises fears over posting worst case chemical data online
Washington faces a clash between right to know advocates and security experts as the EPA plans to publish worst case disaster scenarios for 66 000 chemical plants on the Internet. Critics warn it could invite terrorism while the agency trims details to reduce risk. FBI input emphasizes ongoing concerns about usable information.
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Texan Exex hostage Cary freed by Colombian rebels after five months
Donald Lee Cary a 64 year old Lubbock native held by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia for more than five months was released to the International Red Cross near Medina. He recalled grueling marches on rugged terrain and a diet of rice and noodles while noting he was never mistreated. Cary said he faces debt and questions whether to stay in Colombia or sell his dairy farm outside Bogota.
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Democrats face Clinton affair while pushing agenda in Senate
In Washington, Senator Edward M. Kennedy accused Republicans of blocking health care and a minimum wage while President Clinton's Lewinsky affair looms over Democrats. Senate Democrats, led by Tom Daschle, press education, crime, and farming relief as Kennedy plans to attach a minimum wage plan to a bankruptcy bill, and party members weigh ethics concerns against campaign issues.
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Clinton seeks footing as Congress resumes clash over issues
In Washington area Clinton visits a Maryland elementary school as part of a nationwide campaign amid a Republican led Congress. The White House says talks on personal issues will continue, with Ann Lewis stressing focus on education and other policies affecting daily life.
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