Ex‑Friend Alleges Cocaine Use by Mayor Barry
A former Barry confidante told federal prosecutors she gave him cocaine 20 to 30 times in the early 1980s and that they had sex, a WUSA report said. She reportedly was paid to keep silent, serving eight months for contempt, while Barry denies drug use and calls the accusations a political attack.
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Donna Rice defends dignity in Hart interview
Donna Rice refused to say whether she slept with Gary Hart citing dignity. She said Hart had not contacted her since he withdrew and claimed a former friend sold her photo to the National Enquirer. Rice vented over privacy invasion and the media sensationalism surrounding the race.
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Indian gambling criticism grows across federally funded tribes
Washington debate centers on tribal sponsored gambling as a potential magnet for organized crime. Sen. Harry Reid warns mob intimidation while Sheriff John Duffy cautions against loosely regulated Indian gambling expanding crime havens. Officials note more than 100 tribal facilities generating at least 100 million in gross receipts as tribes seek funds.
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Farm crisis worsens as Nelson tells Senate panel
Willie Nelson told a Senate Agriculture subcommittee that rural America faces a worsening crisis as farmers drop out. Joined by John Mellencamp, Nelson said Farm Aid has raised 8 million dollars and distributed 6.5 million to farmers in 40 states, with a third concert planned for September in Lincoln Nebraska.
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JFK Jr Civil Rights Summer Clerk Under Reynolds
JFK Jr a 26 year old son of the slain president begins a summer role in the Justice Department Civil Rights Division under William Bradford Reynolds earning 353 dollars weekly. He is one of seven honors program clerks and a NYU law student.
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