Evers-Williams to Step Down as NAACP Chairwoman
Myrlie Evers-Williams, 64, announces plans to resign after three years as chairwoman of the NAACP board to write a book and help found an independent civil rights think tank. In California, El Niño storm brings light rainfall to coastal hills and Central Valley with Sierra snow. Frank Sinatra hospitalized for tests at Cedars Sinai after a heart attack 13 months ago. spokesperson calls it non-emergency and states he is fine.
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Judge refuses to move up Jones trial
U S District Judge Susan Webber Wright keeps Paula Jones sexual harassment case trial date on May 27 in Arkansas. Clinton lawyers sought March 23, arguing gag order leaks harmed defense and presidency. Jones lawyers gain time to question witnesses and pursue potential further witnesses and evidence, including Monica Lewinsky matter.
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Zamora denies role in slaying amid confessed words
Zamora testified she had no idea her former boyfriend would shoot Adrianne Jones, despite police statements in which she admitted yelling Kill her Kill her and helping beat the victim. She described Graham as abusive and said she sought only to talk with Jones on December 5 1995. If convicted Graham and Zamora face life with possible parole.
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Secret Service officer claims Clinton Lewinsky alone in Oval Office
Retired officer Lewis Fox says Lewinsky spent at least 40 minutes alone with President Clinton in the Oval Office while Fox stood outside. He asserts this occurred during 1995 weekend hours and contradicts Clinton's testimony about never being alone with Lewinsky.
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Study links tap water contamination to miscarriage risk
A Kaiser Permanente study of 5 444 pregnant women in California finds higher miscarriage rates among those in early pregnancy who drank over five glasses daily of cold tap water with elevated trihalomethanes. Researchers urge caution and further study while noting the results are preliminary.
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