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Attorney General Janet Reno and heads of several Native American tribes visited the Law School Saturday to participate in a conference on "American Indian Tribal Courts and Self-Governance...
...firmly committed to increasing self-determination for American Indian tribal governments by strengthening tribal justice systems," Reno said, explaining the position of the United States Department of Justice...
...ordered automobile recall. At issue: a computer chip, installed in 1991, that fixed a stalling problem by enriching the fuel when the heater or air conditioner was on. The resulting emissions were three times greater than allowed under the Clean Air Act. In announcing the recalls, Attorney General Janet Reno told a news conference, "It is simply not fair to burden people's health to improve the sales of automobiles." But Detroit bureau chief William McWhirter says that the fine, the second-largest levied on a manufacturer under the Clean Air Act, appears to be for a comparatively minor infraction...
AILING. JANET RENO, 57, U.S. Attorney General; from Parkinson's disease; in Washington. The no-frills lawwoman revealed that the progressive muscle affliction was diagnosed last month, but stressed that the condition is being controlled by medication--and underscored the point by extending a rock-steady hand...
...record business is a whole different ball game, and the sales potential of the CD depends as much on who performs the music as on how successful the show is. That's why even CDs spawned from megahit shows can still turn out to be sales disasters. BOB RENO Beverly Hills, California...