Reno Clears Clinton of Most Campaign Finance Allegations
Attorney General Janet Reno in a detailed letter to Republican lawmakers absolved President Clinton of most campaign finance abuses, saying no evidence yet shows misuse of office or illegal donor sleepovers. She flagged one remaining issue the White House telephone fund raising and expanded Gore inquiries to a 90 day review.
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Promise Keepers Rally Packs Washington Mall Grounds
Thousands of Christian men gathered on the National Mall for an all day Promise Keepers prayer meeting. Supporters pitched sleeping bags and carried duffle bags as they joined a march of worship and pledges to live godly lives with families, churches and communities. Dale Schlafer called the event unapologetically Christian and hoped God would revive His church.
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Local Forecast Notes and Temperature Outlook
Weather brief for CLTNorrow. Tonight scattered showers and possible thunderstorm. Sunday mild with clouds and intervals of sunshine. Monday warm with some sun. Highs near 75 to 77 and lows mid 50s to mid 60s. Wednesday continues sunny and warm with similar temperatures.
President Clinton Receives Hearing Aids During Physical
President Clinton underwent a six hour physical exam during which doctors fitted hearing aids that fit inside the ear canal and removed a small benign chest cyst. He weighed 196 pounds at six foot two, down 30 pounds since 1991, and his total cholesterol stood at 179. He showed a thumbs up upon leaving the White House and plans to use the aids in situations needing clearer hearing.
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Hearing aids more common for people in their 40s and 50s
Robin L. Holm of the International Hearing Society notes a rise in adults in their late 40s and early 50s starting to wear hearing aids, reflecting broader acceptance and early intervention. Increased screen time and environmental noise contribute to earlier hearing loss awareness.
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Clinton medical update details recovery after procedure
The report notes Clinton faced a possible precancerous lesion removed from his nose last year. Dr B Connie Mariano oversaw Friday's examination by ten specialists. Doctors say the repaired right knee tendon allows full motion but stiffness varies with temperature.
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FBI reports crime drop to 25-year low in 1996
The FBI said murder in America fell to 19,645 last year, a 9 percent drop from 1995, with the murder rate at 7.4 per 100,000, the lowest since 1969. Total crimes declined 2 percent to 13.5 million, the fifth straight annual decrease, as officials credit reduced juvenile arrests and tougher crime controls.
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Spanish Princess Cristina Weds Handball Star Inaki Urdangarin
Barcelona hosts the grand royal wedding as Princess Cristina marries handball star Inaki Urdangarin at the Gothic Cathedral. 1400 guests including 300 royals attend while state TV and 150 cameras cover the ceremony watched worldwide online and on TV.
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