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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1998
Page
2
Mike Deupree argues the Clinton Lewinsky case will dominate media discussion as the president faces a grand jury. He lays out testifying choices, potential perjury charges, impeachment risk, and how outcomes could shift attention to broader issues like campaign finance abuses.
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Voters and commenters urge President Clinton to address his alleged transgressions including sexual politics and the grand jury matter. Observers cite a string of controversies from Flowers to Whitewater and Travelgate, seeking honesty and accountability.
The Gazette promotes future agriculture by using soyean ink and recycled news print. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St SW or to use the nearest recycling location.
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Reporters say President Clinton intends to admit some sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky during testimony before independent counsel Kenneth Starr. The plan involves balancing candor with avoiding perjury accusations as Starr probes obstruction of justice and other issues.
President Clinton is set to appear before a grand jury on Monday August 17 as prosecutors present six months of evidence, including his sworn Paula Jones testimony, in the Monica Lewinsky investigation.
The narrative traces Bill Clinton’s response style to scandals from 1991 to 1995, noting his preference for minimal self-incrimination, strategic ambiguity, and public persona management. It highlights luck as a recurring factor that allowed him to weather threats, including the Monica Lewinsky episode and the 1995 government shutdown, shaping his image as a cautious moderate.
The State Department reported that Charles "Little Nut" Miller, a Florida-wanted drug trafficker, threatened to randomly kill American students at Ross University on St. Kitts if extradition proceeds. The warning stunned about 280 veterinary students as staff debated whether to stay or leave.
The Gazette apologizes for Saturday delivery delays due to production problems. Carriers and mail customers will receive the newspaper on Monday. we regret the inconvenience to customers and delivery personnel.
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