Clinton may seek executive privilege over missing emails
The White House signals it may invoke executive privilege to shield documents from Congress in the missing email controversy linked to Whitewater and fundraising probes. The privilege list, including White House lawyer notes, is designed to block disclosure while investigators pursue possible obstruction claims and subpoena compliance.
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House Government Reform Committee
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Office of Administration
Heissner
Vieques Standoff as U S Prepares to Evict Protesters
U S forces and ships mass off Vieques Island as federal agents plan to evict about 50 protesters from the Navy bombing range near Puerto Rico. Marines head toward Vieques. protests center on a referendum over Navy’s resumed training amid safety and ecological concerns.
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Florida
Chicago
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Elian Gonzalez
Miami
Disney Time Warner dispute knocks ABC off air in several markets
The clash over compensation for ABC carriage left about 3.5 million Time Warner cable customers without ABC, with viewers in New York, Houston, Raleigh Durham and other markets unable to see Millionaire and other ABC programs. FCC asked to review. Authorities say sweeps period complicates timing. Disney contends legal rights.
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Toledo
Ohio
Fresno
Calnf
Jon Mandel
Grey Advertising
America
Add
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Radio Shack
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Commission
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South Carolina ties King holiday to Confederate flag issues
South Carolina fully recognizes Martin Luther King Jr. Day while linking a Confederate Memorial Day to state workers. Gov. Hodges signed the King bill, facing NAACP opposition over the Confederate holiday, as lawmakers weigh removing the Statehouse flag and possible compromises.
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Jim Hodges
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House
Senate
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
North Carolina
John Scott
Gilda Cobb- Hunter
James Gallman
Gallman
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Religious panel urges action on Sudan and China
The U S Commission on International Religious Freedom urged tightened Sudan sanctions and nonlethal aid to opposition groups if no change occurs in a year. It also recommended restricting U S stock offerings to oppressive states, denying China PNTR until substantial religious freedom progress is shown, and inviting the Dalai Lama to address Congress.
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Russia
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Soviet Union
Michael K. Young
Vladimir Putin
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Ching
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Foreclosure Suit in Franklin County Kansas
Plaintiffs Clifford L. Dick and Patricia Dick sue to foreclose a lien on property described as the Nonhaast Fraction Quarter of Section Five, Township 16S Range 18E, Franklin County, Kansas. Defendants include Robert Hickerson Jr and Commerce Bank with unknown heirs and others. Case No. 00 C 46, notice to all concerned that petition filed and payment by May 15, 2000 is required to avoid judgment. Attorney George W. Swisher represents plaintiffs.
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Robert Hickerson JR
Commerce Bank
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Kansas
District Court
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Patricia Dick
Costa
Ales
George W. Swisher
Liberty PO. Box
Oskaloosa
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