Artist Makes Comic Heads Explode on Web
Rochester artist Daniel Burford 22 created a page on a World Wide Web site where he blows up photos of celebrities such as Rush Limbaugh Bob Dole Boris Yeltsin Bill Gates and Tom Hanks in a comic book style He described how he could chop parts of heads paint fake blood and finish the image Two Secret Service agents visited his workplace Virtual Visions Inc to question him about potential threats but said he did not appear to be a security threat.
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Ethics panel delays complaint against Gingrich
An ethics complaint against House Speaker Newt Gingrich faced procedural errors and will be resubmitted next week. Sponsored mainly by David Bonior, it could broaden an ongoing investigation and alleges violations of federal tax and election laws, gift and bribery rules, and congressional standards.
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New York State Park Fees May Rise To Meet Budget Goals
Albany residents may face higher access fees at state historical sites parks and campgrounds to cover a potential $25 million budget cut. The plan would add a $5 parking fee at beach parks $4 at non beach parks a $3 admission at 18 sites a nightly stamp site rate rise from 10 to 13 and cabin rentals adjusted by size.
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New charges link president to drug money in Colombia
Santiago Medina, former campaign treasurer, accuses President Ernesto Samper of personally ordering the use of nearly 400,000 of drug money for the 1994 election bid. Medina cites a document of Samper meeting a Cali cartel representative in Ecuador after taking office. Prosecutor general confirms receipt. Samper's office rejects the claims.
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Foes discuss POW swap and weapons inspection
Bosnian leaders from Muslim, Serb, and Croat communities meet to push peace terms. NATO plans two prisoner exchanges, a ban on military drills for two years, and a weapons facility inspection regime. NATO also offers air support and logistics for U.N. probes into war crimes as talks extend across Vienna and Brussels.
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Simpson questioned on evidence in slaying case deposition
In Los Angeles the deposition of O J Simpson touched glove and knit cap found near Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman killings on June 12 1994. Lawyers showed items to Simpson and pressed if they resembled his. Proceedings paused after a tense session with more questions planned, while motions seek to limit punitive damages.
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Tolley Led Syracuse Through Its Greatest Growth
Tolley guided Syracuse University’s expansion and served admin roles at Drew University and Allegheny College before returning to SU. A voracious reader, he read up to 300 books yearly, donated rare volumes, and built the acclaimed Rudyard Kipling collection. He founded SU Library Associates in 1953 and later led Mohawk Airlines 1970–72.
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CBS airs Wigand tobacco interview and deposition excerpts
CBS aired parts of an interview with former Brown & Williamson researcher Jeffrey Wigand on tobacco addiction and alleged corporate concealment. Wigand accused chairman Thomas Sandefur of perjury in 1994 and said lawyers hid damaging research while CBS aired only now amid regulatory and legal pressures.
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Clinton signs legislation averting new shutdown
The Senate approved a nine week funding bill 82 to 8 and the House passed it 371 to 42. President Clinton signed the measure hours before the prior stopgap expired, urging quick passage of money bills to prevent another shutdown and keep government services running.
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First Lady Testifies in Whitewater Probe on Castle Grande
First Lady testifies for three hours as grand jurors, prosecutors, and FBI agents investigate the Whitewater saga, including Castle Grande, a 1050 acre Little Rock development linked to the Rose Law Firm. New billing records show multiple Clinton contacts with Castle Grande partners and the case cost nearly four million to taxpayers.
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