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Register Herald

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1998

Page

5

Lewinsky Visits FBI Office for Handwriting and Voice Samples

Monica Lewinsky went to an FBI office to provide handwriting, fingerprint, and voice samples in the Clinton White House affair investigation. She spent about three hours inside and did not comment on leaving. Her father Bernard Lewinsky criticized Kenneth Starr as using her as a pawn to pursue the presidency.

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Abigail the retriever greets mail carriers at Dog Bite Prevention kickoff

Washington AP notes Abigail the golden retriever greeted mail carriers outside Postal Service headquarters as Dog Bite Prevention Week begins. Postal Vice President Michael J. Shinay cites 4.5 million dog bites yearly, with 2,708 affecting mail carriers.

Washington Postal Service Abigail The Humane Society of the United States Postal Michael J. Shinay

Fayetteville teen accused after fatal school parking lot shooting

In Fayetteville Tennessee 18 year old Jacob Davis allegedly wrote a note wishing death on classmate Nick Creson hours before returning with a rifle and killing him in a school parking lot following a dispute over a girl. Police say the note was given to the principal two hours after it was handed to a physics teacher.

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Indonesia president agrees 1999 elections amid protests

Indonesia and lawmakers reached a deal to hold elections in 1999 under President Habibie. protests flared in Jakarta Surabaya and Yogyakarta as students challenged reforms and demanded an immediate electoral assembly. international comments praised reform steps.

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Death toll in Rwandan attack may reach 1,000

A U N official said machete wielding Hutu rebels attacked hundreds of civilians in northwestern Rwanda possibly killing as many as 1,000. Victims in Gisenyi hospital included children with severe limb injuries as authorities investigated fatalities in Mutura and Awerere districts amid renewed attacks.

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Ex CompuServe officer found guilty in porn charge in Germany

A Munich court convicted Felix Somm former head of CompuServe Germany on pornography charges for failing to block explicit pictures online. The verdict, amid debate over Internet filtering, imposes two years probation and a 57,000 payoff to charity, with prosecutors and defense clashing over technical impossibilities and industry impact.

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Weapons cache found by NATO troops in Bosnia basement

NATO led peacekeepers seized up to three tons of illegal weapons and ammunition hidden in a basement near Doboj in northern Bosnia. The cache included land mines machine guns rifles and grenades. A similar 12 ton seizure occurred in Ozren Pocket in April.

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Kosovo fighting spurs tighter border patrols by NATO linked states

NATO foreign ministers meeting in Luxembourg aimed to prevent a broader Balkan war by ordering Albania and Macedonia to bolster border patrols and by studying potential troop deployments if ally aid fails. About 200 people have died in Kosovo since March amid Serbian police crackdowns on ethnic Albanians. Four ethnic Albanians were killed Wednesday.

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