Pressgate debate rages over Starr leaks
Brill's Content unveils a 24000 word piece criticizing Ken Starr for leaks while Starr replies with a 19 page letter. President Clinton aides push the incident as a possible derailment of Starr's probe and media coverage shifts to subject handling rather than leaks.
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Milosevic offers partial Kosovo gesture after Moscow talks
The Chicago Tribune notes Slobodan Milosevic met with Boris Yeltsin in Moscow and proposed talks with Kosovo Albanian leaders while allowing monitors and aid into the province. He halted civilian attacks and allowed some 65,000 refugees to return, yet refused to pull Serbian troops until Albanian violence ends, a move NATO doubts will deter him.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds school voucher program ruling
The Wisconsin Supreme Court on June 10 upheld the nations first school choice program allowing up to 15000 low income children to use state funds in private or religious schools. Justice Donald Steinmetz rejected the First Amendment challenge and found the program neutral and parental directed.
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Wisconsin voucher ruling sparks debate on church state split
Barry Lynn, leader of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, argues Wisconsin Supreme Court voucher aid to private religious schools threatens separation of church and state and diverts 14 million dollars from Milwaukee public schools. He cites legal and civil rights concerns and warns of broader entanglements with funding religious education.
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Clinton's China trip stance sparks debate experts say
Bill Thompson reviews President Clinton's speech defending his China visit amid criticism over satellite tech transfers and campaign donations. He notes the timing and possible motives, the isolation versus engagement argument, and polls showing mixed public support as Congress probes the policy.
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