Hale says he won't pay taxes on ill gotten gains
In Little Rock AP report Hale testifies he expects no tax on illicit SBA gains as part of a plea agreement. He admits defrauding the SBA, pled guilty to two felonies, and was sentenced to 28 months with $2.04 million in restitution. The case centers on McDougall and Tucker alleged loan fraud to fund Whitewater interests.
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Lincoln Montana neighbor Ted Kaczynski puzzled by locals
In Lincoln Montana neighbors, dogs growl at Ted Kaczynski while residents recall a recluse who rode a bicycle to town, bought land in 1971, lived in a 12 by 16 cabin, and enjoyed classic fiction in original languages, with many doubting Unabomber claims.
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Unabomber suspects linked to cabin findings and attacks
Washington Post and Times report Unabomber suspect Theodore Kaczynski left victim names in cabin writings and shared bomb design parallels to earlier attacks in 1994 1995. Investigators match crime scene evidence to the cabin, with a grand jury set to consider charges in April.
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Clinton Signs Line-Item Veto Law In Historic Move
President Clinton signed the line item veto law, giving the power to strike specific items from spending bills. The measure, sought since the 1870s, will take effect January 1, and aims to curb pork barrel projects while reshaping executive budgeting power.
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