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Register Herald

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1998

Page

6

New Yorker cites Tripp arrest source as former stepmother

Jane Mayer says Linda Tripp’s arrest story came from J Lowe Davis, former wife of Tripp’s father, not a White House official. Davis volunteered to reveal as source to correct claims. The 1969 arrest involved Tripp at age 19 for grand larceny, later pleaded guilty to loitering.

Washington New Yorker Linda Tripp Tripp White House Jane Mayer J. Lowe Davis Pentagon Kenneth Starr Monica Lewinsky Clinton Mayer

Specter Treated After Chest Pains At Hospital

Senator Arlen Specter was hospitalized in Philadelphia after chest pains but tests showed no heart trouble. The 68 year old Pennsylvania Republican, who has endured brain tumors, was admitted Saturday and remained for tests and treatment. an ECG was negative and he was expected to be released by Tuesday.

Philadelphia Arlen Specter Pennsylvania Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Fran Walker John Ullyot Specter

Rosa Parks Treated After Fall in Detroit Home

Civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks, 85, remained in good condition after a fall at home. She was hospitalized at Detroit Medical Center for tests that reportedly ruled out heart attack or stroke. Spokeswoman Karen Dumas said release timing was unclear.

Detroit Rosa Parks Parks Detroit Medical Center Karen Dumas Montgomery Ala Rosa and Raymond Parks

Devastating Afghan earthquake kills thousands in northern regions

Aid workers rushed to Faisabad area as UN flown tents and clinic supplies reached Shah Basurkh after a magnitude 6.9 quake. Officials cited 2,500 dead and 4,100 homes destroyed, with some estimates up to 5,000 dead and widespread devastation across Rostaq Chaib and surrounding villages.

Faisabad Afghanistan Rostaq Northern Alliance Taliban Tajikistan Shamshul Haq Aranfar United Nations Shah Basurkh Badakhshan Alfredo Witschi-Cestari U.n.’S Pakistan Chaib Kvam Afghanistan Red Crescent Society Aranfar anti-Taliban Alliance

Pakistan Scientists Return After Nuclear Tests in Desert

Pakistan welcomed home its scientists at Islamabad International Airport after detonating six nuclear devices on Thursday and Saturday. Foreign Secretary Shahmshad Ahmed said both nations now face a new reality with the capability to launch nuclear weapons, while offering talks with India to ease the Kashmir dispute and urging global leaders to help.

Islamabad Pakistan South Asia Islamabad International India Nent Shahmshad Ahmed Ahmed

Equal access clash over insurer coverage for contraception

Women's groups press Congress to require coverage of prescription birth control as insurers already cover Viagra for male impotence. They argue unfair premiums and access, citing a 1994 Alan Guttmacher Institute report and statements by Gloria Feldt of Planned Parenthood. Senators Snowe and Greenwood introduced a bill, but opposition from business and religious groups, plus cost concerns, threaten passage.

Washington Congress Gloria Feldt Planned Parenthood Federation Alan Guttmacher Institute Food and Drug Administration IMS Feldt Olympia Snowe Rmaine Jim Greenwood R-Pa Maryland Neil Trautwein U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Mir space station shows lower power after computer crash

The Mir space station ran on reduced electricity after a computer failure, the first in five months. NASA said the solar panels were misaligned but the crew replaced the failed computer with a spare. position was not badly affected, Interfax reported.

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