Restrictions lifted on husband of Utah congresswoman
Washington reports federal prosecutors requested lifting curbs on Joseph Waldholtz as they probe an alleged 3.7 million check-kiting scheme tied to his wife Enid Waldholtz campaign finances. The congresswoman disclosed she failed to file 1994 tax returns, with IRS records showing none ever filed. She blamed her husband for the improprieties while he had assured her the returns were nearly complete.
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Enia Waldholtz
Joseph Waldholtz
Trucker kills three then surrenders to police in Ohio
Gerald Clemons, 53, of Cincinnati, shot three coworkers at Trans-Continental Systems Inc. in Evendale, Ohio, then waited for arrest. He surrendered to officers outside the two story building after the killings. No motive confirmed beyond a remark to a witness.
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Giuliani calls Harlem shopping to fight racism
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani plans to shop along 125th Street as a civic antidote to racism after a Harlem massacre. Protests followed a black Pentecostal church pressuring Freddy's Fashion Mart owner Fred Hara to evict a black owned record store, culminating in a fatal showroom fire and multiple injuries.
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Fred Hara
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Secretary of State Eyes Resumption of Israel Syria Talks
In Aqaba Secretary Warren Christopher said he hopes to announce soon a resumption of peace talks between Israel and Syria. He spoke with Jordan's King Hussein, stating no prediction on a treaty or timing, but aims to restart negotiations after six months and to coordinate details with both sides.
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Yeltsin urges voters to reject Communists in elections
President Boris Yeltsin appealed to Russians to remember Soviet hardships and vote against hard-liners in the upcoming parliamentary elections. He warned against returning to past powers, urging freedom as essential like air. The Communist Party leads in polls as Yeltsin remains sidelined while Viktor Chernomyrdin leads a centrist coalition behind the Communists.
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White House weighs options in subpoena fight
The White House seeks a way to provide Senate aides notes from a Nov. 5 Whitewater meeting while preserving attorney-client privilege. The Senate Whitewater Committee votes 10-8 to pursue civil action for the notes, escalating the clash over privilege and potential presidential conversations.
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Fog Delays U S Troops Move in Bosnia Action
U S forces shifting by land from Germany, with 44 trains in Hungary and Croatia and 18 more loaded. Bases expand in Tuzla and Hungary while a bridge camp grows on the Sava as C 130s attempt landings amid low visibility. NATO aims to curb violations of the Dayton peace accord dividing Bosnia into Serb and Muslim Croat regions.
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NATO to take over Bosnia peace mission from U.N
U N secretary general Boutros-Ghali says transfer of command to NATO should complete within four days. NATO to deploy a robust, three year mission with 13 000 British and 10 000 French troops and forces from 11 other nations. U.N. commander Rupert Smith becomes NATO deputy and oversees withdrawal of nonparticipating soldiers.
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Budget stalemate fuels Clinton GOP clash over taxes
Clinton and Republicans trade charges in a year long budget battle. Both sides seek deeper cuts and new balancing plans to win moderates. Obama era stakes highlighted by Blue Dogs push as House and Senate leaders plan to reopen government if a compromise surfaces.
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Three Teens Held After Fatal Subway Booth Fire
In Brooklyn, three teenagers face second degree murder charges after a Nov 26 fire at a subway token booth killed clerk Harry Kaufman. James Trons led police to Thomas Malik and Vincent Ellerby, who admitted squirting flammable liquid under the booth door.
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Thomas Malik
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Malik
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