Final Clinton investigation report completed after seven years
Independent Counsel Robert Ray submitted the final report to three federal appeals judges who will keep it confidential until at least January 11 to allow rebuttals. The inquiry began with Whitewater questions and included Monica Lewinsky, with Clinton admitting to false statements under oath and receiving a five year suspension of his Arkansas bar license. Opinions vary on the $60 million cost, while many welcome the end of a turbulent chapter in American history.
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Editor readership letter urges responsible press on terrorism debate
A reader from Ottawa asserts that free speech carries responsibility and urges balanced coverage of terrorism solutions. He praises his daughter in the Air Force, cites a comforting communique, and suggests a series highlighting right actions and figures like Dr Kern to influence youth positively.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile Visit Set for October 30
The American Red Cross blood drive will be held at the Annex building on October 30 from noon to 6 p.m. Volunteers urge donations to build a reserve for civilian and military use as blood is frozen for up to 10 years to ensure a constant supply during emergencies. Joe Rich, Red Cross volunteer.
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Defense Review Calls for Strong Army in New Era
A statement stresses that changes in armed forces must not trigger cuts. It cites the Quadrennial Defense Review urging a force capable of defending the United States, deterring aggression, and swiftly defeating major conflicts while maintaining readiness. The speaker opposes Army reductions, noting current deployments stretch forces and citing numbers since 1939.
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O J Simpson faces Florida battery burglary case
Sean Carter analyzes the Kendall Florida road rage incident with O J Simpson facing battery and burglary charges. If convicted he could face up to 16 years. prosecutors reject a plea deal and prep for trial.
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