Americans doubt Clinton trustworthiness in AP poll
An AP poll shows 20 percent of Americans do not trust Bill Clinton to do what is right as president while only 18 percent mostly trust him. Trust in Congress is even lower, with just 1 percent saying Congress usually does what is right.
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DNA fingerprinting praised but calls for tighter standards
A National Research Council report endorses genetic typing to identify criminals and exonerate the innocent while urging national testing standards. FBI and civil libertarians react with caution as experts note potential impacts on hundreds of convictions and the need for careful lab procedures. DNA analysis matches a person to biological evidence from crime scenes using unique genetic patterns.
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Armenian parliament suspends work after Nagorno Karabakh leader's assassination
In Moscow the Armenian parliament halted sessions to allow senior lawmakers to investigate the assassination of Nagorno Karabakh's separatist leader Artur Mkrtchyan. Georgy Petrosian was named the new chairman as tensions rise. President Ter Petrosian called an emergency session. Faud Gadzhiyev denied Azerbaijani guilt while Mikit Kazaryan blamed Baku. The home in Stepanakert was the shooting site.
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Industrial Output Edges Up in March Across Factories
U S government data show industrial output at the nation’s factories mines and utilities rising 0.2 percent in March after a larger gain in February. The index remains 1 percent below last September’s level, as economists anticipate a sustained recovery aided by rising consumer optimism and strengthening demand.
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Weekend hail damage in Kansas City piles up
Insurance estimates rise after weekend hailstorm. State Farm expects 20 000 claims totaling 55 million with about 10 000 auto claims averaging 2500 and homeowners around 3000. Farmers Insurance Group anticipates just over 13 million as the tally climbs.
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