Lewinsky story bids spark a high priced tabloid race
The New Yorker notes Star offers one million for exclusive Lewinsky tell all while HarperCollins bids two million for a book. Editors say market for sex stories is highly competitive as media outlets push for details.
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Extended session urged as Starr report nears likely impeachment
House leaders debate staying in session past the recess to press ahead with Kenneth Starrs report on President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky. Democrats push for balanced hearings while Republicans pressure for prompt action and Clinton's resignation remains a topic in play.
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Woman's comeback earns Barbara Thorn national award in West Virginia
Barbara Thorn, a former cleaning worker and high school dropout from Preston County, West Virginia, won the 1998 Sargent Shriver Achievement Award for turning her life around. Encouraged by a school worker, she earned her high school equivalency diploma and built a career aiding the poor as director of the Family Resource Network. Thorn, 43, grew up in coal country, faced family hardship, and credits support she received for her success. She and husband Rodger, now together 27 years, have three grown children.
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Landmark Moments From Rocky Marciano and Global News
A 1969 Iowa light airplane crash claimed boxer Rocky Marciano days before his 46th birthday. In 1980 Poland saw the rise of the Solidarity labor movement. In 1985 Richard Ramirez, the Night Stalker, was captured by East Los Angeles residents. In 1993 Russia pulled its last troops from Lithuania, marking the first Baltic ejection of Soviet forces.
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Northwest strike disrupts travel as customers seek alternatives
Thousands of Northwest Air Lines customers crowd rival counters on a second day of a pilot strike. Talks stall with no immediate resumption. White House weighs cooling off intervention if Labor Day strike escalates. Airlines reroute customers and add flights to handle disrupted schedules.
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