Clinton to visit Vietnam search site for missing airmen
President Clinton will travel to a search site near Hanoi next month to view the excavation for the remains of a U S pilot lost in the Vietnam War. The visit, the first by a U S president since 1975, stirs criticism from veterans groups accusing the governments of withholding information about servicemen last known to be alive.
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White House
Crowley
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National Alliance of Families
Alfond
Victor Apodaca
Fisk Jubilee Singers Inducted Into Gospel Music Hall of Fame
In Nashville, the Fisk University Jubilee Singers are celebrated for their historic role in gospel and American music. The group, famed by DuBois and Twain, will be inducted Monday, with member Jerami Matlock noting spirituals as the foundation of much modern music and highlighting the singers’ role in preserving private education for freed Blacks.
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Gospel Music Hall of Fame
Jerami Matlock
FBI agent accused of coverup in Takoma Park brutality case
FBI agent Brian Rich faced federal charges after allegedly filing a false report to hide police dog abuse by Takoma Park officers in 1995. Rich helped probe NYPD brutality cases and is charged with pursuing baseless burglary counts and omitting witnessed abuse. The two jailed officers face conspiracy and civil rights violations.
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U.S. District Court
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Congress stalls over budget fight and school funding
Washington observers report little progress as Congress and the Clinton White House clash over a 240 billion dollar decade tax cut and a separate school funding bill. Leadership blames right wing Republicans while negotiations stall, with lawmakers eyeing Election Day outcomes and a possible veto.
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Clinton pledges bill to curb domestic violence nationwide
President Clinton said he will sign the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act to aid battered immigrant women and extend protections for women abused by boyfriends. He cited domestic violence as a major health risk and noted about 900,000 victims yearly. He urged Congress to finish work on the federal budget.
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Erie Insurance Group
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Gastonia Sheet Metal Works, Inc
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Eastridge Foot Clinic
Mark A. Quist
DPM
American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
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American Diabetes Association
Gaston County
Robert Liberatore
Mark Quist
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I-85
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American Board of Podiatric “Urgery
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