Clinton supporters push censure over Senate impeachment trial
After miscalculating in the House, Clinton defenders shift to aggressive lobbying to stop a Senate impeachment trial and seek censure instead. White House aides seek senior statesmen to press the case, with Sen. Byrd cautioning such a deal must originate from the Senate and not the White House. George Mitchell takes a larger role, guiding strategy as surrogates frame terms to win enough votes to avoid a full trial.
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Clinton
Senate
Monica Lewinsky
White House
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
U.S
George Mitchell
Mitchell
U.S. Olympic Committee
Salt Lake City
Lewinsky dominates network news as O J coverage trailed
The Center for Media and Public Affairs reports that through December 15 ABC NBC and CBS aired 1,502 Lewinsky stories totaling close to 43 hours, more than combined coverage of the Iraqi crisis and other major events. The Iraq weapons standoff ranked second with 502 stories and 13 hours. CNN set a ratings high on the House vote as NBC led with 15.5 hours of Lewinsky coverage.
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Monica Lewinsky
ABC
NBC
CBS
Lewinsky
Iraq
U.S
Africa
Middle East
India
Pakistan
John Glenn
Center For Media and Public Affairs
Robert Lichter
Think Tank
Lichter
CNN
Clinton
Nightly News
Santa Claus and Helpers Spread Christmas Cheer in Hard Times
A couple years ago Santa and an elf visited a poor six-child home on Christmas Eve. They placed gifts on the doorstep after knocking, while noting the family’s need and stating joy comes from kindness and Christ’s birth. The Osbornes say donations now come year round.
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Santa
Osborne
Tom Osborne
Christ
Pope asks for prayers as he starts third decade
Newly recovered from the flu, Pope John Paul II asked Rome's cardinals for continued prayers so he can serve the Lord daily as he enters the third decade of his papacy. The address, delivered to the cardinals, touched on the year’s work and the upcoming Jubilee Year.
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John Paul II
John Paul
Rome
Bernadin Gantin
Daily Record Police Blotters December 20 Highlights
On December 20 a string of petty thefts and burglaries were logged. Lights stolen from a Montcalm home. rifles and shotguns taken from an Old Athens Road residence. Investigations by Deputies Walters Coulter. Other incidents include an amplifier stolen from a 1988 Ford Ranger in Oakvale Road near Princeton and a hunting knife and weapons stolen from a Greasy Ridge home. Also reported: an intoxicated driver damaged an apartment wall and a vehicle break inlet. Domestic battery arrest and public intoxication noted. Public notices of trespass and failing to appear.
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T.P. Walters
Athens Road
J.E. Coulter
Oakvale Road
Princeton
C.T. Lowe
Greasy Ridge
R.E. Haynes Jr
Monroe St
Lamar Hollow
P.P. Richmond
High Street
P.V. Powell
Westview Avenue
W.A. Peery
Stafford Drive
C.R. Hutchens
James E. Sizemore
General Delivery
Bud
W.J. Gilley
J.J. Weis
Hauser Ave
P.W. Hill
Mercer Street
Princeton Community Hospital
M.B. Gergely
Douglas Martus
A.P. Christian
Blessing of Wheels Helps Local Family Overcome Hardship
A struggling family receives a donated 1977 blue Chevrolet pickup from a generous neighbor. Burns, who had been without transportation, expresses relief and gratitude, noting the gift enables him to pursue work and schooling again. A separate act of kindness finds Burns and his wife shopping for Christmas gifts with volunteers. Interested donors can reach the Burns family at the stated contact details.
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Allmans
Burns
Allman
Clarksburg
Cole
P.O
Jenkin Jones
Octuplets birth toll sparks privacy push in Iowa and Houston
In Iowa a septuplet pregnancy sparked hometown celebration while in Houston Nkem Chukwu and Iyke Udobi kept privacy for their octuplets born including one with a minor heart issue. Hospital says babies in critical condition and receiving care as donations pour in.
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Ms. Chukwu
Texas Children’s Hospital
Leonard Weisman
Eight quadruplets? Eight babies born by Nkem Chukwu
Eight babies born to Nkem Chukwu were reported in critical condition with deliveries spanning December 8. The babies, named A through H, include seven girls and one boy, with weights from 10.3 ounces to 1 pound 10 ounces and birth dates noting December 8 and a Sunday delivery. All but the two week old girl remained on ventilators.
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Nkem Chukwu
U S backs UNSCOM role in Iraq inspections
Washington urged continued authority for Richard Butler and the UNSCOM mission in Iraq, rejecting Security Council dictation. The United States signaled openness to boosting oil sales for food and medicine while dismissing France’s plan to overhaul the inspection system.
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Richard Butler
Iraq
Unscom
Thomas Pickering
U.N. Special Commission
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China
France
U.S
Council
Inspection Commission
Pickering
United States
Butler
Security Council
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