First round of palace searches ends for Saddam regime
UN arms experts wrap up the first round of palace searches in Baghdad, including the Republican Palace, after a mission tied to international diplomacy and threats. Jayantha Dhanapala states the task was fulfilled as inspectors finished the round with a second visit.
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Paula Jones Faces Public Trial After Clinton Lawsuit
Friends describe Paula Jones as distressed by four years of scrutiny after she accused President Clinton of a crude sexual offense. Critics say publicity boosted her life changes. a federal judge later dismissed her harassment suit as groundless, prompting public questions about her future plans and media scrutiny.
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GOP wins tax cuts for 1999 budget plan faceoff
The Senate approved a $1.73 trillion fiscal 1999 federal budget 57-41, backing a nonbinding blueprint that promises deep tax cuts, surpluses, and limited funding for Clinton priorities like schools, child care, and health. The plan projects an $8 billion surplus this year, the first since 1969.
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Netanyahu warns of West Bank pullout if Hamas strikes
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Palestinian leaders that any troop withdrawal from the West Bank could be reversed if Hamas carries out new attacks in Israel. Hamas, blamed for attacks since 1994, accuses Israel over the death of chief bombmaker Mohiyedine Sharif and threatens a new circle of war worldwide through Izza din al Qassam.
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Payrolls fall as job creation slows in March
Washington reports seasonally adjusted payrolls down 36,000 in March, the first decline since January 1996, nudging unemployment to 4.7 percent. The Labor Department cites mild El Nino weather and unusual winter construction activity as causes.
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Accused teen spared death sentence in newborn case
In Wilmington Delaware Prosecutors reduced Amy Grossbergs charge to second degree murder for ordering her boyfriend to dispose of their newborn in a Newark motel in 1996 The move avoids a possible death sentence and keeps alive a separate murder by abuse or neglect count with a 15 years to life potential term.
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