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Register Herald

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1998

Page

6

McDougal dies in Fort Worth prison hole after illness claim

Federal report details James McDougal fate at Federal Medical Center Fort Worth. He complained of illness hours before death on March 8 while in The Hole. he had no doctor visit or heart meds and was punished for missing a drug test. The New York Times site hack by HFG group linked to Mitnick.

Fort Worth Texas Whitewater James McDougal McDougal Clinton Federal Medical Center NEW York New York Times Kevin Mitnick Nancy Nielsen Times The FBI HFG John Markoff Mitnick Aimee Philadelphia Brookhaven Bomar Maria Cabuenos Willard

Public campaign backs Lake Erie water snake rebound

Put-in-Bay Ohio officials report the Lake Erie water snake population has stabilized after 50 years of decline. U S Fish and Wildlife Service officials may withdraw a prior federal threatened species listing application within about a month. The pair credited public support for a more sympathetic attitude toward the snake.

Put-In-Bay Ohio Lake Erie Kent Kroonemeyer U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Columbus Buddy Fazio

Flood toll rises in India as floods claim over two thousand lives

Floods across northern and eastern India have killed at least 2,632 people, with Uttar Pradesh bearing 1,967 deaths as rivers overflowed. Officials warn deaths may rise from waterborne diseases as relief workers battle contaminated water and stagnant pools.

Lucknow India Uttar Pradesh Ganges Jamuna Surendra Awasthi

Willard pursues death row for Bomar in Aimee case

Gail Willard visits a highway cross each week to mourn daughter Aimee, murdered in 1996. Arthur Bomar, paroled after a Nevada life sentence, is tied to the crime by DNA and tire evidence. Prosecutors seek death row. Willard opposes capital punishment and worries about a broken system.

Media Gail Willard Philadelphia Aimee Willard Arthur J. Bomar Nevada George Mason University Fairfax Bomar Delaware County Patrick Meehan Pennsylvania

Clinton sermon split as pulits weigh Clinton pardon call

Clergy across the nation debated whether to forgive President Clinton or demand resignation amid revelations of his sexual encounters with Monica Lewinsky. Some leaders urged mercy, others urged accountability, while many stressed healing over controversy. Churchgoers nationwide faced a moral crossroad about leadership and character.

Clinton White House Monica Lewinsky David DiVanni Faith Chapel Columbus Ohio Allen D. Moran Jr Edward Jones

Oslo anniversary casts shadow on Israeli Palestinian hopes

On the Oslo peace accord anniversary Israelis and Palestinians mourn amid closures and clashes. West Bank and Gaza sequestered, Israeli troops use rubber bullets and tear gas on stone throwers. A mediator wrestles with an 18 month deadlock as families voice disappointment with unmet promises.

Jerusalem Oslo Middle East West Bank Gaza Israel Yasser Arafat Yitzhak Rabin White House Palestini Ahmad Jabel Hebron Hong Kong Singapore Gaza Strip Arafat Palestinian Authority

Creditanstalt faces Nazi era review amid compensation talks

In Vienna, Creditanstalt and Bank Austria pledged a comprehensive review of their Nazi era past, saying talks in New York with Holocaust survivors' lawyers were constructive and would continue. The bank aims to resolve all related matters as a moral duty. In Saudi Arabia, eight month old septuplets left Abha Maternity Hospital after parents feared they could not care for them, with seven nurses accompanying them home.

Vienna Austria New York Creditanstalt Bank Austria Germany Deutsche Bank Dubai United Arab Emirates Saudi Arabia Abha Abdullah Aoun Associated Press Aoun

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