Experts probe the Watergate 18 minute tape gap
Washington AP. Government invites audio experts to test recovering voices from the erased 18 minute gap on a Nixon tape. Three tests free to the government will decide if any restoration on the 1972 original is allowed. The tape, recorded June 20 1972 in the Executive Office Building, features Nixon with H R Haldeman.
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Bush touts aid bill to farmers near Crawford ranch
President Bush told five area corn farmers at a cafe that a new agricultural spending bill is good for them though it trims the $7.5 billion proposal by $2 billion. He noted Senate approval of $5.5 billion after a filibuster and promised program restructuring next year to direct funds to those who need it.
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U S and Russian discuss missile defense at Pentagon
U S and Russian officials held a second day of talks at the Pentagon on lifting treaty limits on missile defenses while reducing nuclear forces. Discussions led by Douglas Feith and Col Gen Yuri Baluyevsky aimed to set up Rumsfeld's Moscow meetings next week.
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American student Tobin leaves Russia after parole
American student John Tobin departed Moscow on a Delta flight to New York after being released on parole from a Russian jail term for drug charges. The 24 year old was released five days ago and was escorted by embassy officials and his father. James Maloney and Tobin’s Connecticut district representative had pressed for his release, a move seen as easing U.S. Russian tensions.
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Maureen Reagan dies after cancer battle at 60
Maureen Reagan, the Reagan daughter and Alzheimer's advocate, died at 60 from skin cancer after a battle with illness. She passed away at her Sacramento area home surrounded by loved ones, with husband Dennis C. Revell and statements from Nancy Reagan confirming the death.
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