Clinton officials defend Waco gas attack in congressional hearings
Washington Republicans press FBI and Justice officials over the use of CS tear gas at the Waco siege near Texas. Janet Reno calls the decision the hardest of her career as hearings scrutinize negotiators and possible links to the deadly fire and mass deaths of Koresh and followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Washington
Clinton
Ian Davidians
Waco
Texas
Janet Reno
Camtol Hill
FBI Games
House
William Sessions
Webster Hubbell
Clnton
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Justice Departments No. 3
Om the Davidians
Bil Zeliff
RNHL
The
Heart
Koresh
Whitewater Hearings Highlight Foster Document Dispute
Justice Department lawyer Roger Adams testified to the Senate Whitewater Committee that he and investigators were kept from reading Foster office documents two days after Vincent Foster’s July 1993 death. He said there was no legal tool or search warrant to compel access, while Bernard Nussbaum insisted no formal agreement existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Vincent Foster
Justice Department
Roger Adams
Bernard Nussbaum
Foster
Adams
Senate Whitewater Committee
Nussbaum
Hight
Washington
New Martian Moon Discoveries Reported by Astronomers
Amanda S. Bush of Lowell Observatory and Andrew S. Rivkin of the University of Arizona reported May 22 that ringed planet moons seen in Hubble photos may include Atlas and Prometheus. Two new moons appear previously unknown, labeled 2-1, 2-3, and 4, with names to follow after confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eine Space
Amanda S. Bush
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
Andrew S. Rivkin
University of Arizona
Bosh
Atlas
Rivkin
Dying father's frozen sperm case tests survivor benefits
Judith Hart, conceived after the death of Edward Hart Jr from esophageal cancer, seeks Social Security survivor benefits. An ALJ ruled she is Hart's child and eligible, but the SSA and appeals council may reverse. mother Nancy seeks federal court review if needed. About 1.9 million children receive survivor payments averaging $450, Judith's potential would be about $700 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Social Security
Lousiana
Social Security Administration
Judith Chastine Hart
Judith
Edward William Hart Jr
Hart
Social Security Appeals Council
Spcial Security
Bragman accuses Pataki admin of hoarding state funds
Albany Assembly Leader Michael Bragman says the Pataki administration is delaying $16 million in state aid and holding up $250,000 for a Carter Corp job training program and a $1 million Syracuse Museum grant. He suggests a scheme to balance the budget, while a Senate aide says a new tracking system will release funds within days. Other stalled appropriations include SUNY Health Science Center sports medicine center and local environmental Land purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany — Assembly
Michael Bragman
Pataki
Carner Corp
Syracuse
Museum of
Bragman
Syracuse Chiefs
Cicero
George Pataki
Budet
Senate
Abraham Lackman
Senate France Committee
Carter Corp
Ohio
New York
Carrier
Matt Chadderdon
7Derdon
Suny Health Science Center
Northern Boulevard
Liverpool
Pine Barrens
Long Island
Woodlawn Beach
Buffalo
Fahnestock State Park
Lower
Hudson
Walter Wasserman
Sra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas J. Fallon
D.D.S
P.C
Pasquale Scutari JR
Orel and
Rene
East Geneoes
Fayette NY
North Medical Center
West
Taft Rd
Mable Gaeieyet
Frontier Cellular
Synex Mobile
Evra
Dewitt
Bre Bhd
Smompunctin
Mali
Arburat
Grant Avera
Ain
Fiaza
Finis Ok Site
Teen Ey
Herald-Journal
Best Western
University Tower
Comfort Inn
Baldwinsville Courtyard
Marriott
Carrier Circle
Embassy Suites
Hampton Inn
State Fair Blvd
Homewood Suites
Downtown
Howard Johnson's
Liverpool and University
State Fair
Associated Press
Byron
David Koresh
Phot
PRT
Ana Tally Sauem
Reno
Whitewater
Arkansas
Clintons
Alphonse D'Amato
R-N.y
Catalina Spas
PRAIS
Syrocven Sole
Era AR Als
Genesee ST. Oren
George VI
Bath Filer
Paul Cotter
Cotter Enterprises
Bath Fitter
Cotter
al- Moet
Owen Efor
Bees
Spartan
Sande
Nancy
Patakt
Robert Bellafiore
Parret Fair North
Clay
Erle Bivd
M-Thur
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!