Clinton Defends Rich Pardon Amid Questions
Former President Clinton offered a broad defense of the Marc Rich pardon while critics press for answers on whether political donations and connections influenced the decision. He says the pardon was based on merits and rejects any quid pro quo.
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Bush dedicates Oklahoma City memorial museum in Texas trip
President Bush and Laura travel to Oklahoma for the dedication of the Oklahoma City National Memorial Center honoring 168 victims of the 1995 bombing. The museum inventories victim items and audio of the blast, with funding approved by Congress and endowments planned for upkeep.
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Clinton’s brother arrested for drunken driving in Hermosa Beach
Former President Clinton’s half brother Roger, 44, was arrested after an officer spotted an erratic driving pattern in Hermosa Beach. Blood alcohol reportedly met or exceeded .08 percent. He was booked on a misdemeanor and released, with an April 2 arraignment set in Los Angeles County Superior Court.
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Study shows Clinton era prisons hit record intake
A Justice Policy Institute study says during President Clinton eight years 673000 people were sent to state and federal prisons and jails, more than under Bush or Reagan. It links the rise to 1990s crime bills, tougher sentencing, and parole abolition, while noting longer stays rather than more admissions.
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Winds Delay Atlantis Shuttle Landing at Kennedy Space Center
Bad weather across coasts kept space shuttle Atlantis in orbit. Crosswinds near the Kennedy Space Center limited touchdown prospects, with backup plans at Edwards AFB in California. Atlantis could land in Florida or California, weather permitting, through midweek.
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