Whitewater figures linked to contempt case and loan details
In a contempt of court proceeding Mrs McDougal faced a two year prison sentence for refusing to disclose information. Prosecutors sought charges tied to a $300 000 loan and a $25 000 purchase payment for land linked to the Whitewater venture involving Hillary Sowa Chiron, the president, and her former husband.
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Rock
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Storms feared to bury TWA 500 crash evidence
Ocean waves from recent Atlantic storms stirred sand around the Trans World Airlines Flight 500 wreck site, raising concerns among investigators that underwater sandstorms may hide or destroy crucial debris. Missing doorboards fuselage seats and the center fuel tank remain the strongest evidence of the blast.
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Atlantic
Trans World Airolines
Mother of starved girl faces murder charges in death
Acting State Supreme Court Justice Robert Sackett set Lockwood's arraignment for Sept. 30 and ordered death by action watch at Mount Sinai Hospital for mental observation. Lockwood, 32, of Washington Heights, faces a three count second degree murder indictment alleging intentional killing of her 4 year old daughter Nadine, depraved indifference causing death, and reckless killing of a child.
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Lockwood
Mount Sinai Hospital
Washington Heights
Margaret Pasquale
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South Africa Court Rejects New Constitution Objections Raised
South Africa's Constitutional Court voids parts of the proposed constitution while praising much of the 149 page document adopted by Parliament. It rejects the senate power as outlined and sets a three month window for revision by a 490 member constitutional assembly. Major parties ANC and National Party promise to address the court's objections.
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Moris Tabloids Claim Personal Life Scrutinized
Newspaper gossip outlets allege Dirk Storrs fathered a child with a mistress while Moris, now married to lawyer Eileen McGarn, reportedly maintains a Washington residence. Enquirer and Star publish diary excerpts from Rowlands detailing alleged White House involvement and GOP ties, prompting official inquiries.
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Taere Wits Hewanis
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the Enquirer
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Pianza
University of Texas
Star
Rowlands
Clinton urges ratification of chemical arms treaty
President Clinton called on Congress to ratify the chemical weapons ban treaty, saying it will curb rogue states and prevent replication of Iraq’s arsenal. He praised defense budget passage, urged unity on national danger, and urged destruction of chemical stocks worldwide.
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Iraq
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Dole pledges tax cuts to spark faster growth in economy
GOP challenger Bob Dole argues his plan would accelerate growth and boost family take home by about 1600 dollars annually through a 15 percent income tax cut, halved capital gains taxes, and a 500 dollar per child credit. He claims Clinton’s plan lacks offsets and undercuts savings.
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Clinton
Bob Dole
Dole
Tax Foundation
Labor Department
Congressional Ent Economic Committee
United States
Storm Damage Mounts Across Carolinas and Virginia
Storm dumped heavy rain and caused widespread flooding in the Carolinas and Virginia. Homes flooded knee-deep, towns cut off, and power outages affected over a million customers. Officials warned it would take days to restore access and rescue operations continued along the coast and inland rivers.
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Islaw Carolina
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Wilmington
Don Betz
Insurance Information Institute
Carolinas
Virha
Nanzarouns
Virginia
Not Guilty Plea by Mob Boss Gigante in Racketeering Case
Reputed Genovese boss Vito Gigante appeared incoherent at arraignment in U.S. District Court as his attorney entered a not guilty plea. Prosecutors allege six murders, three conspiracy counts, labor payoffs, extortion, and mail fraud in a racketeering indictment. Gigante, 68, looked frail in casual attire and disputed claims of mental illness while proceeding with the murder and racketeering case.
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Anrent Gigante
Aheir
Gigante
U.S. District Court
James LaRossa
Genovese Mob
John Gotti
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Ment
Hearine
Eugene Nickerson
Weather Data and Online Forecasts From Syracuse Newsline
Weather data lines describe four digit station codes for pollen counts forecasts and alerts. Reports include pollen spores, mold levels, and allergy information for Central New York with channels and phone numbers for local updates and an online home page at syracuse.com.
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Automat Information Service
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New York
Dave Eichom
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S . Jocrrage
Brien Samson
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