Mint Ewin Investigation into Ga sheriff killing under way
Decatur Ga AP Derwin Brown 46 was shot 11 times in what prosecutors call a professional hit two days before his sheriff elect swearing in Investigators name 38 fired employees and department contractors as possible suspects Brown promised to clean up the DeKalb County Sheriff's Department a 30 year corruption history He held a reform platform and criticized the jail as a monument to failure.
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Derwin Brown
DeKalb County
Derwin
J. Tom Morgan
Georgia
Atlanta
Brown
Sidney Dorsey
Clinton signs delayed budget with education push
President Clinton signed the education, labor and health and human services appropriations bill as part of the 1.8 trillion federal budget. He touted modern, dignified schools and noted 44 billion for the Education Department, nearly double 1993 funding, while Bush met senators in Austin to discuss education policy.
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Clinton
Eisenhower Executive
White House
John Feehery
House
Dennis Hastert
Ill
Congress
Education Department
Bush
Austin
Texas
Albright sees genuine possibility in NK missile deal
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright told the AP that a genuine possibility exists that North Korea would agree to limit missile production and exports in exchange for civilian satellite launches. President Clinton weighs a visit to Pyongyang to clinch a deal as critics oppose the trip.
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North Korea
Madeleine Albright
Associated Press
Clinton
Capitol Hill
White House
Jake Siewert
Pyongyang
Siewert
Wendy Sherman
Albright
Korea
State Department
Ailbright
Sherman
Albright plans private life after eight years in Clinton administration
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright discusses returning to private life, driving again after seven years, and shopping for groceries. She notes armed security will no longer constrain her, plans to write books on democracy, and intends to remain in Georgetown as a private citizen with undetermined future projects.
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Clinton
Madeleine Albright
Albright
Associated Press
U.S
United Nations
Georgetown
Europe
Soviet Union
Latin America
Czechoslovakia
Castro speaks to University of Pittsburgh Semester at Sea students
Fidel Castro finally accepts an invitation after three years of declines and speaks to more than 700 attendees in Havana. He fields questions with humor, addressing topics from ancient Greece to the French Revolution, while noting detailed knowledge of Cuban people and numbers.
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Havana
Castro
Fidel
Sara Resick
University of Pittsburgh
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