Detectives Probe Imprisoned Women In Pasadena Case
Detectives in Los Angeles uncover a room linked to the mother of Emil Mavasareanu, found dead amid a high tension incident on Friday. A detainee described the home as lawful yet frightening, saying she had no medicine, food, or visitors for over a week. Valerie Nicolescu, mother of the gunman, previously operated a care home from an Altadena residence that authorities shut down.
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McVeigh lawyers reject delay over confession story
Timothy McVeigh can get a fair trial despite a Dallas Morning News report about a purported confession, his lawyers said after deciding not to seek a 90 day delay. The defense says the newspaper story relied on a document stolen from defense files and that the confession was a ruse to trigger statements from another suspect.
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Spiritual leader in India wins Templeton Prize for Progress
New York report states Pandurang Shastri Athavale, 76, founder of swadhyaya, receives the $1 million Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion for leading a self knowledge movement based on the Bhagavad Gita. Started in 1954 with 20 followers, it now spans 200,000 swadhyayees across India, aiding housing and feeding the poor and reaching about 20 million people without paid staff.
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Clinton Pushes Restrictions on Gun Sales to Foreigners
President Clinton urges passage of a Senate bill banning non immigrant foreigners from buying or carrying firearms. He announces new proof of residency rules requiring photo ID and documents like utility bills showing three months in the United States.
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Ohio River floods chase SOLC AL VALE Hes Warsaw spread
Flooding along the Ohio River surged to three decade highs forcing evacuations in Warsaw Kentucky as residents recount the 1937 and 1964 floods. Heavy rains upstream from Pittsburgh swell river levels with Louisville expected to crest and Indiana and West Virginia towns cleaning up.
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Tornadoes, floods pound several states with dead and displaced
The outbreak of severe weather leaves Arkansas Indiana Kentucky Mississippi Tennessee and West Virginia with dead bodies thousands evacuated and tens of thousands in Kentucky. National Guardsmen mobilize with sandbags and disaster declarations spread. Clinton Gore visit flood sites as federal aid begins.
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Clinton visits tornado wreckage in Arkadelphia Arkansas
President Clinton tours Arkadelphia amid tornado wreckage and flooding in Kentucky and Ohio. He declares disasters in nine Kentucky counties and 14 Ohio counties and asks Gore and FEMA Director Witt to assess damage. Clinton says the government will be there for victims and reflects on his failed expectation that his home state would not need aid.
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White House subpoena targets Hubbell payments in Whitewater case
Prosecutors seek White House records and documents tied to Webster Hubbell and payments from Riady family linked to Whitewater. Hubbell has memory lapses and has invoked the Fifth Amendment while White House aides face Monday subpoenas amid broader probes into John Huang and Democratic fundraising.
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Whitewater
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Democratic National Committee
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House Government Reform and Oversight Committee
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Donors on Boards Draw Fire Over Access
The article notes fundraising donors, including Florence Griffith Joyner and Ira Leesfield, gaining presidential board appointments. It cites Leesfield’s $100,000+ contributions, White House access, and a 1995 Cairo of influence while detailing GOP calls for investigations into Clinton era fundraising and independent counsel options.
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