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...years Whitehurst has dispatched hundreds of memos to the Justice Department, critiquing his colleagues' performance and accusing the FBI of a pro-prosecution slant in dozens of investigations. "Science," he says, "cannot be a whore to a political agenda." Last fall at Attorney General Janet Reno's request, Justice Inspector General Michael Bromwich assembled an international team of forensic scientists to conduct an exhaustive investigation of Whitehurst's charges. Though the report is not due until the end of this year, TIME has learned that it is likely to reject the most serious allegations, though it may cite instances...
...Most criminals in this state are less frightened of you than of Inspector Clouseau," said Kerry, referring to the bumbling detective in the Pink Panther movies...
...sort. Partly on the evidence of the Rose Law Firm billing records that mysteriously turned up on a White House table last January, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation raised new questions last week about Hillary's role in the complex of affairs known as Whitewater. The fdic inspector general's office reported that the failed Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan "used a document drafted by [Mrs.] Clinton to deceive federal bank examiners." The deception lay in disguising the S&L's ownership of more land than federal law permitted. The document was an option agreement strengthening the appearance that the real...
Quincy House election inspector James Scanlon said Harvard's turnout was the lowest turnout on record...
...Sarajevo's agony, The Monkey House (Crown; 384 pages; $25). Author John Fullerton, a British reporter who covered Sarajevo during the war, has patterned his story after Gorky Park, Martin Cruz Smith's shadowy 1981 tale of cold war Moscow. Rosso, Fullerton's cop, is a Croat chief inspector of detectives investigating a murder that may be tied to the city's metastasizing drug trade...