Judge weighs Clinton contempt in Lewinsky testimony case
U S District Judge Susan Webber Wright signals readiness to consider holding President Clinton in contempt over his deposition in the Paula Jones suit now that the impeachment trial has moved past. The case, settled for 850000 dollars, already involves Wright stepping aside if asked and contact with impeachment managers.
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Paula Jones
U.S
Susan Webber Wright
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Wright
House
White House
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Bennett
Susan Carpenter-McMillan
Lewinsky
Landmark Legal Foundation
Washington
Asa Hutchinson
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Americans eat out more but riskier nutrition says report
A government study shows Americans now dine away from home about 29 percent of meals, up from 16 percent in 1977 78. Foods eaten outside home have more fat less fiber calcium and iron than home cooked meals, prompting calls for wiser choices and nutrition information.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Dennis Bier
Children’s Nutrition Research Center
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston
Bier
Agriculture
Dan Glickman
Sheriff Testifies in Jasper Murder Trial in KKK Connection
Jasper Texas sheriff Billy Rowles testified that an apparent hate crime emerged as he investigated a death linked to James Byrd Jr. King, 24, the first of three white men charged, faces possible death penalty for dragging Byrd three miles after Byrd was chained to a pickup. Prosecutors say King sought to form a hate group to gain notoriety.
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Jasper County
Jasper
Texas
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James Byrd Jr
Billy Rowles
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Byrd
Guy James Gray
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Army secretary seeks easier recruitment rules for dropouts
Army Secretary Louis Caldera urged easing standards to admit more high school dropouts with equivalency diplomas to fill a projected shortfall of up to 10,000 recruits this year. He called current rules illogical and said the Army should use alternative testing and allow more equivalency diploma holders to join.
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Washington Post
Washington Army
Louis Caldera
Defense Department
Army
Caldera
Navy
Air Force
Marines
America
Armed Services
Transitional care study finds nurses cut readmissions costs
A University of Pennsylvania study shows highly trained nurses following frail elders after hospital discharge reduce rehospitalizations and save Medicare about 3000 dollars per patient in six months. Lead author Mary Naylor argues the system must shift to responsive, continuous care.
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Knight Ridder
University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing
Mary Naylor
Penn Nursing School
Journal of the American
Naylor
America
Mardi Gras in New Orleans unfolds with parades and revelry
Mardi Gras celebrations fill New Orleans as revelers dance in the streets. More than a dozen parades roll from dawn to dusk with angels cowboys and clowns marching while families join the spectacle.
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New Orleans
Pete Fountain
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