FBI background files redacted names of former officials
Senate investigators heard Matt Anderson testify that FBI background files used in 1993 crossed off names including former Secretary J. Baker and other Republicans. Orrin Hatch noted the removals as aides requested files from the firm in 1994 and 1996.
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Media ban for McVeigh seeks to shape image
U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch barred Timothy McVeigh from giving interviews as the defense pressed to counter what it called demonization. The ruling also denied media access for bombing victims testifying at Bevel and Nichols trials, on the final day of motions ahead of the Oklahoma City bombing case.
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NASA Opts to Replace Shuttle Windows Timing Delays
NASA officials decided to replace two cockpit windows on aging shuttles due to deterioration risk, likely delaying the planned November Columbia launch by about a week. A separate fire alarm in a work hangar flooded a shuttle compartment with thousands of gallons of water, affecting a small engine and thruster assembly used for orbit changes. The incidents follow a WASA probe into two wrenches left in the Atlantis during last month’s launch.
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Police and Clerics Quell West Bank Protests Amid Tank Deescalation
Palestinian police and Muslim clerics joined to keep peace in the West Bank and Gaza Strip as Israeli tanks were moved from Ramallah to cut tensions. A cordon along the Ramallah Jerusalem road reduced access near the Al Aksa Mosque, where crowds stayed smaller after earlier clashes.
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U S Team To Aid Peru In Plane Crash Search
A United States special deep water team will assist Aeroperu in locating more than 50 missing aboard Flight 603 and debris on the ocean floor. The fuselage is believed buried under 600 feet of water where Peruvian divers cannot reach. Authorities moved search north as bodies and wreckage drift about 18.5 miles daily.
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Public Opinion Split on Legalizing Doctor Assisted Death
A Gallup poll for the National Hospice Organization shows 30 percent support legal doctor assisted death by own action, 41 percent oppose, with 29 percent undecided. Only 5 percent would ask a doctor for help if terminally ill. 70 percent would seek hospice care until natural death. Households favor hospice care as nationwide debate grows amid Kevorkian headlines and Supreme Court talks.
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Activists Split Over Attack Tactics At Furrier Front
The ALF linked vandalism targets fur businesses while the Defense League rejects violence. Politis and Georgie’s Furs face threats as officials fear further harm. Protests continue near 3535 Salina Street with several participants awaiting trial.
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Dole and Pataki Clash Over Tax Cuts in Debate
Regone of the New York State Democratic Party says Sunday's debate should sharpen Clinton's image. He argues the Republican agenda favors tax cuts with unclear funding and cuts to Medicare and Medicaid, contributing to Dole's sag in polls. Clinton campaigns at the Chautauqua Institute in western New York amid this backdrop.
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104th Congress Quietly Ends Two-Year Term in Dull Farewell
The 104th Congress adjourned after 252 minutes and 34 minor bills sent to President Clinton marking a calm exit. Leaders Gingrich and Gephardt were elsewhere courting campaigns and donations, while Schroeder and others traded barbs before a largely tranquil final session.
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Teen Mower pleads guilty to life with no parole
Mower, 19, reaches a plea agreement that fixes life imprisonment without parole for a third degree burglary and related charges in Otsego and Herkimer counties. The case connected to a burglary in Warren and events in Farmer's Branch Texas. The sentencing is set for November 1 with family members planning statements to the court.
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