Clinton White House turns into money making bed and breakfast
Mike Royko argues in a Gazette column that campaign donors slept in Lincoln and Queen bedrooms in the White House and at Camp David for large sums. He envisions selling overnight stays to fund causes, with dinners and golf, inviting Japanese tourists and others to tour presidential spaces.
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Washington Post
White House
Mrs. Prez
Wall Street
Abe Lincoln
Philadelphia
Queen
the Post
California
Lincoln
United States
Abe
Raymond Lesniak
New Jersey
Air Force One
Pope John Paul II
Newark
Queen’s
People’s Ae
Clintons
Camp David
Marsha
Hillary
al Gore
Bill
Disney World
Clinton World
Exhibition on America’s First Century of Photography
Washington AP reports a new exhibition titled American Photographs The First Century showcases diverse subjects including war wilderness and factories to reflect photography s role in America s visual history through early imagery and the nation s developing camera culture
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America
Washington
Gazette prints with soybean ink to champion recycling
The Gazette promotes future farming and recycling by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It highlights the Isaacs Collection exhibition at the National Museum of Art featuring about 160 works from the late 1830s to the 1930s, including Ansel Adams and Louis Comfort Tiffany, with diverse contributors.
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Scalia urged as potential 2000 Republican candidate
The article portrays Antonin Scalia as a bold conservative fit for the 2000 presidential race amid speculation by pundits. It notes his court tenure and wit, contrasts him with figures like Newt Gingrich, and cites McGinnis arguing he could resign before the New Hampshire primary to name a replacement.
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Ashington
Antonin Scalia
Supreme Court
America
Scalia
John McGinnis
Yeshiva University
National Review
McGinnis
Newt) Gingrich
New Hampshire
Hart starred in The Crucible before Sabrina rise
Melissa Joan Hart recalls understudying in The Crucible years before Sabrina the Teenage Witch. She notes adjusting her current show's quirks and the character's whining early on. Bill Maher shifts to ABC with Politically Incorrect and keeps his satirical format. In his network debut, Coolio and G. Gordon Liddy guest. Lisa Leslie promotes a simple fitness routine with ads, using trophies as weights.
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Parade Magazine
Bill Maher
Comedy Central
ABC
Nightline
Acropolis
Maher
Coolio
Watergate
Lisa Leslie
Leslie
WNBA
Fitness Magazine
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Cox Communication
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Diane Darling
Fawn Creek Country Club
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Iowa
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