Tragic Boston trailer fire kills four from improvised power cord
A homeless camp trailer in Boston was powered by a single cord from a utility pole for heat and light. The cord shorted amid 20 degree weather, igniting a fire that killed three men and a woman while two others survived and were out collecting cans. The trailer, wedged between graffiti garages in a littered area, was the scene as firefighters responded.
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Florida president kept on job after Oreo remark
Tallahassee reports say University of Florida president John Lombardi will stay in office after apologizing for calling incoming chancellor Adam Herbert an Oreo. Lombardi, white, agreed to six months probation under board oversight following the Christmas party comment. The incident sparked calls for his dismissal.
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Tallahassee
Fla
University of Florida
John Lombardi
Bear
Lombardi
Gainesville
University System
Adam Herbert
Herbert
Steve Uhlfelder
Florida
Singer Bobby Brown DWI trial opens with celebrity angle
The Broward County jury hears prosecutors urge the panel to see Brown as a man who made a mistake rather than a star. The August 17 1996 Ocean Drive accident involved a Porsche driven by Brown with Whitney Houston named on the lease, a .20 BAC and drug urine results. Witness Angela Beauregard filmed Brown and sold footage to the Globe for 25000.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bobby Brown
Broward County
Brown
Ocean Drive
Hollywood
Angela Beauregard
Mayor joins chase during patrol in Gary
Mayor Scott King joined Officer Latonia Shields King on a patrol that turned into a car chase and crash, a foot chase, and an arrest of Martelus Jones. Jones, out on work release, was charged with fleeing police, reckless driving, drunken driving and related offenses.
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Gary
Ind
Scott
King
Latonia Shields-King
Martelus Jones
Shields-King
Jones
Polio vaccine from 1950s not linked to cancers
A study in JAMA finds millions who received the 1950s polio vaccine contaminated with monkey virus SV40 do not show higher rates of rare brain bone and lung cancers. Researchers followed up for three decades. current vaccines are SV40 free.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Surgery saves woman's scalp after machine accident
Teresa Lasko, 31, of the Toledo area, lost her scalp when her hair was pulled into a packaging machine at Fort James Corp. in Perrysburg, Ohio. The operation at University of Michigan Medical Center was called a complete success by surgeon Dr Kev Chung as she recovers after removal from intensive care.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan Medical Center
Teresa Lasko
Fort James Corp
Perrysburg
Ohio
Toledo
Lasko
Kev Chung
Astronaut Wolf Provides Tips to Mir Replacement
Space Center Houston reports that David Wolf advised Mir replacement Andrew Thomas on life aboard the Russian station before Endeavour undocks. The hatch will close this evening ahead of the shuttle’s departure Thursday morning, as Wolf prepares to return to Earth after a four month Mir mission.
Grand jury questions Clinton aide Betty Currie in Lewinsky probe
Betty Currie, Clinton's personal secretary, testifies before a federal grand jury investigating whether Clinton had an affair with Monica Lewinsky and urged her to lie. Starr's probe expands to Lewinsky ties, Whitewater records, and broader witness subpoenas in a fast-moving day.
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Betty Currie
Clinton
Capitol Hill
Monica Lewinsky
Currie
Grand Uy
Federal
Portland man reports affair with intern
Portland, Ore. Andrew and Kathryn Bleiler spoke with reporters on their front lawn about Monica Lewinsky and a claimed affair. Attorney Terry Giles said Lewinsky boasted of sexual encounters with a high ranking White House official and would meet Starr officials in Portland to discuss documents.
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Monica Lewinsky
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White House
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Kathryn Bleiler
Clinton
California
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Kenneth Starr
Giles
Starr
Bleilers
Bleiler
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Bieilers
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Lewinsky tapes cited in Clinton affair probe
The tapes made by Linda Tripp show Monica Lewinsky calling the president a creep and describe an intimate relationship. Giles said Lewinsky signed an affidavit in the Paula Jones suit denying sex with Clinton and discussed a pregnancy and abortion in Washington and at the Pentagon.
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Clinton
Lewinsky
Linda Tripp
Washington, D.C
Starr
Paula Jones
Bleilers
Pentagon
Kathryn Bleiler
Experts see harassment possibility in Clinton case
Attorneys and professors say Monica Lewinsky could have a valid sexual harassment claim if a White House supervisor relationship harmed her career. They note the unique White House context, possible transfer to the Pentagon, and later denial of employment as factors shaping potential damages.
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Washington
Monica Lewinsky
Clinton
White House
Stephen Sheinfeld
Whitman Breed Abbott & Morgan
New York
Lewinsky
Pentagon
Revion
Rob Wolff
Davin Cahn & Hutton
Cleveland
Witnesses surface on Clinton Lewinsky incident in White House
Witnesses including current or former Secret Service agents have discussed with Kenneth Starr's office about possible cooperation in the Clinton Lewinsky matter. A Dallas Morning News report claimed a witness saw a compromising scene, but the source disputed the accuracy of some details. Anita Hill comments on Lewinsky's plight at USC.
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Washington
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
White House
Kenneth Starr
Secret Service
Dallas Morning News
Starr
Lewinsky
Hill says Lewinsky faces scrutiny and doubt
Anita Hill writes in the Village Voice that Monica Lewinsky will confront disbelief and motive questions. Hill notes some will call her a liar or question her motives, while others may applaud her candor, yet a 24 year old may find it overwhelming.
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New York
Anita Hill
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
White House
Monica Lewinsky
Hill
The
Village Voice
Clinton faces judgment from Middle America in Clinton scandal
In Champaign Illinois residents weigh whether President Clinton should resign if sexual misconduct charges prove true. While many support him, most want the facts before convicting, and many emphasize judging the president by ability to govern despite private lapses.
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Champaign
Ill
Marcus Schantz
Bill Clinton
Clinton
White House
Monica Lewinsky
Indust
Schantz
Lewinsky
Jane Dunn
Homer
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