Gun-control foe pleads guilty to threatening Clinton
Paul Walling, 48, admitted threatening President Clinton over gun control and faces up to 35 years in prison and a 1.25 million dollar fine. He was arrested July 16 in Cape May New Jersey, a day after Clinton's Philadelphia fund raising trip. Police say Walling had 30 to 40 firearms and 5,000 to 10,000 rounds of ammo at home and mentioned Reno in a June talk with an officer.
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Philadelphia
Paul Walling
Cape May
N.J
Clinton
Walling
Janet Reno
Tredyffrin Township
Tucker vows to fight wider Whitewater probe
Arkansas Governor Jim Guy Tucker says he will contest Kenneth Starr expanding the Whitewater inquiry. Starr subpoenaed Tucker's 1990 lieutenant governor campaign records, seeking materials dating to 1989. Tucker argues the probe has strayed from Clinton era real estate and Madison Guaranty issues tied to James McDougal.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jim Guy Tucker
Kenneth Starr
Whitewater
Starr
Tucker
Clinton
Hillary
Whitewater Development
Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan
Clintons
James McDougal
Smith deemed competent for trial in sons drownings
Susan Smith, 23, is found competent to stand trial despite a mental disability. state evaluation cites severe depression but not insanity. Police say she confessed to driving her car into a lake with her two boys strapped in car seats. Trial starts July 10 with possible electric chair if convicted. Investigators later reenacted the drownings by rolling the car into the lake.
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Smith
Missouri Floodwaters Push South After Crest
Missouri residents watched as floodwater from the Mississippi and Missouri rivers pushed south on Wednesday. The National Weather Service forecast a second crest 1 to 2 feet lower than the first, while many rural levees south of St Louis along both rivers had already broken or topped amid widespread damage.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi
Missouri
National Weather Service
St Louis
Workers free plant after leak at uranium facility
In Piketon Ohio workers evacuated a uranium enrichment plant after less than a gram of uranium compound escaped from a leaky valve. The wisp of smoke was undetected by sensors, was sealed, and no radiation exposure occurred.
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Piketon
Ohio
Man Kills Ex-Boyfriend Outside Shepherd Elementary
In Shepherd Texas police say Patrick Dale Walker killed Angela Collins, 24, a pre-kindergarten teacher, with a rifle outside Shepherd Elementary as students boarded buses. Walker, who previously faced attempted murder charges from a gunfire incident four months earlier, was arrested within 45 minutes with a .20-30 rifle found. he is jailed without bail on murder charges.
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Shephhhl
Texas
Angela Collins
Patrick Dale Walker
Collins
Shepherd
Sai Walker
Walker
The CB Talk Leads to Two Truckers’ Arrest
In North Bend Oregon two truck drivers chatting on Citizens Band radio boasted of stealing 15 wooden pallets valued at 150 dollars. A police sergeant overheard the conversation and intercepted them after a U turn. They face theft and conspiracy charges and the pallets were returned to the store.
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North Bend
Ore
Citizens Band Radio
Kent Sandberg
Sandberg
Buttafuoco Arrested in Hollywood Prostitution Sting
In Los Angeles police arrested Joey Buttafuoco during a prostitution sting on Sunset Line. The 39 year old previously served time for statutory rape related to a relationship with a 17 year old. An unrelated case cites a 1992 Long Island shooting involving his wife.
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Los Angeles
Joey Buttafuoco
Hollywood
Sunset Line
Buttafuoco
Ree
Bryan Wong
Uoco
Amy Pusher
Fisher
Mary Jo
Long Island
Ordination Rehearsal Prepares Diocese for Bishop Moynihan
Diocesan clergy and staff rehearse for Monsignor Moynihan's ordination and installation as Syracuse's ninth bishop. The 2 1 2 hour session covers seating, processions, and Holy Communion as scouts, deacons, priests and youths study the rite under Rev. Joseph Scardella and Sister Laura Bufano.
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Laura Bufano
Joseph Scardella
Bufano
Scardella
Diocesan Youth Council
James M. Moynihan
Syracuse
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Laura
Vestments honor tradition at Moynihan ordination
In New York City Moynihan prepares for his ordination as Syracuse's ninth bishop, donning historic liturgical vestments. Diocesan volunteers ironed garments, some on loan from a Washington basilica, while experts explain the symbolic colors and origins of items like the alb amice zucchetto cappa magna and chasuble.
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New York City
Syracuse
James Maynihan
Moynihan
Michael J. Wrenn
St. John the Evangelist Church
Manhattan
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Columbus Circle
Washington, D.C
Laura Bufano
Edmund J. Ryan
le Moyne College
Ryan
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