Treasury to examine ATF Waco raid decisions
The Treasury Department will probe whether ATF passed up earlier chances to seize weapons at the Branch Davidian compound and why the February 28 raid proceeded after losing surprise. Assistant Secretary Ronald Noble will lead the inquiry, due by September 1 to President Bentsen with conclusions on potential disciplinary action.
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Women pay more for many goods says new book
Washington AP reports Frances Cerra Whittelsey finds women face higher prices across cars health care dry cleaning haircuts and clothing. The book Why Women Pay More notes white women pay about 150 more for a car than white men and African American women about 800 more, can highlight broader gendered price gaps in US consumer markets.
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Koresh autopsy expert questions death method in Waco case
Forensic pathologist Cyril Wecht said David Koresh's head wound appears not typical for a self-inflicted death and suggested the possibility of outside snipers. He noted Steve Schneider's back-of-head wound also points away from self-harm and referenced a second autopsy performed at the request of Koresh's mother.
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