D’Amato and Schumer Agree to Two Debates in Race
Albany Senate race heating up as Alfonso D’Amato confirms two televised debates with U.S. Representative Charles Schumer. Schumer’s aide Howard Wolfson says Schumer also agrees but believes more encounters are needed.
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Lockhart Debuts as Clinton Press Secretary
On his first day as White House press secretary Joe Lockhart appeared braced for tough questions from impeachment to Kosovo. He noted President Clinton admired his new tie as reporters pressed for words of guidance and a recalled summer rumor about a televised signal to Monica Lewinsky.
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House bills crack down on money laundering
The House passed two bills to aid federal prosecutors in tracing and prosecuting money laundering. One bill by Rep. Jim Leach would shield independent public accountants who report suspicious activity from prosecution. The other by Rep. Nydia Velazquez would require a Treasury led national strategy to combat money laundering.
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Amnesty targets U.S. human rights double standard
Amnesty International launches a yearlong campaign accusing the United States of upholding a double standard on human rights while criticizing others. The report urges independent bodies to monitor abuses and notes ongoing U.S. use of the death penalty. Justice Department says it will review the concerns.
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Burglary Ring Targeted Upscale Homes
Seven people were charged in a ring preying on Long Island and New Jersey estates. The group stole furs jewelry and silverware in about 20 burglaries worth 1.2 million, with investigators estimating up to 10 million in valuables over years. Ringleader John Davis, 52, lived a lavish lifestyle amid the crime, while fences on Canal Street sold merchandise.
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