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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1996

Page

2

FBI notes conflict with Nussbaum testimony in files probe

Rep. William Clinger charges FBI gave White House a heads up about agent notes that dispute Bernard Nussbaum testimony. He says notes quote Nussbaum as saying Hillary Clinton knew Craig Livingstone, who sought a White House security post. Nussbaum denies making those statements. White House calls report false.

FBI Washington FBI Files Bureau White House Bernard Nussbaum Dennis Scalimbrene Nussbaum Hillary Rodham Clinton Craig Livingstone Livingstone Clinger

Nationwide crackdown targets You Have Won sweepstakes scams

Federal Trade Commission and 16 state attorneys general led a major action across 16 states to halt You Have Won style frauds. They filed 59 cases, freezing assets, and warning that no free prize exists while publishers clearing house brands warn that no purchase is necessary. The effort, dubbed Project Jackpot, involves USPS and state authorities to shut down scams that mimic legitimate contests and demand upfront payments for bogus prizes or services. Local officials cite officiallooking mailers and inflated costs to lure victims into paying for non existent rewards.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Eileen Harrington FTC Wisconsin James Doyle Hawaii Bahamas U.S Postal Inspection Service Eral Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Ilinois Iowa Kentucky Massachusetts Michigan Missouri Pennsylvania Rhode Island Texas Vermont Family Publishers Clearing Center American Publisher Clearing Center John Brugger The Postal Inspection Service Publishers Clearing House Brinks Harrington Chris Irving Publishers Clearning House Doyle National Association of State Attorneys General

Mammals regrow spinal nerves in rats study

A Karolinska Institute study in laboratory rats shows severed spinal nerves can grow connections, restoring some motion and sensation in hind legs. All 23 treated animals regained some function, up to about 20 percent, while control rats did not improve. Experts call it potentially landmark but note human application requires years and the technique may not translate directly.

Washington Science Olson Paul J. Reier University of Florida College of Medicine Wise Young New York University Medical Center New York Young

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