Court overturns Randall Terry conviction on appeal
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan ruled that Randall Terry displayed sufficient conduct to cast doubt on his conviction. Judge Robert J. Ward previously sentenced Terry for contempt of a federal court order that barred a protest group from threatening a fetus near the Democratic National Convention.
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Durenberger Faces Grand Jury Reindictment in Senate Room
Senator Durenberger and two associates are reindicted by a grand jury over concealed condo ownership in Minneapolis. The case centers on a $3825 Senate stipend claim while the senator says he is confident of exoneration and has repaid the funds.
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Surgeon General targets Medicaid in controversial speech
Surgeon General Joycelyn Eiders attacked the Medicaid program in a fiery speech to the National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association, claiming the system was developed by a white male slave owner and criticizing its support for prenatal care while denying coverage for family planning. The remarks drew gasps and mixed reaction from the audience.
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Muslims and Croats Hold Truce in Bosnia War
In Mostar residents left cellars for sunlit streets as a Muslim led government and Croat forces test a cease-fire. Leaders journeyed to Washington for talks to cement peace, amid scattered violations and ongoing Serb-Muslim clashes on fronts like Maglaj.
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North Korea Allows U N Inspection Team Access
North Korea agreed to permit a U N inspection team into the country next week to visit sites suspected of nuclear weapons work after months of resistance. Talks with U N deputy envoy Ho Jong led to the deal, inspections start Tuesday, with Treasury pressure and sanctions threats cited.
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US expels Russian spy probe widens
Washington reports say the State Department expelled a senior Russian diplomat as the FBI and CIA broaden the Aldrich Ames case. Investigators seek ties to a possible espionage ring inside the CIA and bank records are being obtained. Ames, 52, a 31 year CIA veteran, is charged with working as a double agent since 1985 for 1.5 million dollars. his wife Maria Del Rosario Casas Ames, 41, is also arrested.
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Clashes After Killings Mention Quartet in Tunis
Rabin vowed to push the Sept 13 Israel PLO autonomy accord while Arafat condemned the massacre as unacceptable. Arafat urged disarming settlers as anger flared over the Gaza Jericho incident. Emergency cabinet debated barring settlers and revoking extremist gun licenses. Kahane followers linked to the attacker faced possible outlawing. Witnesses described a shooter firing hundreds of bullets at close range.
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Tobacco firms blamed for boosting nicotine levels
Edward Kennedy chairs a committee citing a surge in nicotine manipulation by tobacco companies. A surgeon general report calls smoking an adolescent addiction, with 46 million adults and 3.1 million teens smokers and over 400,000 annual U.S. deaths from cigarettes. The FDA avoided full tobacco authority in 1988, while the Coalition on Smoking or Health praised Kessler's stance.
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Harding ends Olympics in misery on thin ice
Tonya Harding skated a four minute program after a torn lace delay and failed attempts, crying midway through. She salvaged a later showing with a triple lutz and a rare triple axel attempt, but finished amid boos and applause, saying she was glad just to be there and that not winning a medal would be OK.
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