Paula Jones Hair and Courtroom Saga Draws Media Fire
Mike Deupree notes the Paula Jones appearance at Robert Bennett's office amid chaotic press attention. The column questions public fascination with appearance over perjury issues and contrasts Jones's makeover with Hillary Clinton's image evolution. The piece suggests focus on beauty shifts masks the legal substance and predicts the case may reach trial, then fade from memory.
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Oprah Winfrey beef defamation trial begins in Amarillo
Jury selection starts in Amarillo as Oprah Winfrey faces a beef defamation lawsuit filed by Paul Engler and others over comments on her 1996 show about mad cow disease. Engler claims losses of 6.7 million dollars as cattle prices tumbled. case centers on beef safety remarks and the impact on cattle industry.
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The Gazette Promotes Recycling and Soybean Ink Use
The Gazette outlines its commitment to printing with soybean ink and using recycled news print. Readers are invited to recycle at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or nearby locations. Cedar Rapids origin and postal details provided, with subscription rates and contact numbers.
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Gore outlines 86 million civil rights plan in King holiday speech
Vice President Al Gore invoked Martin Luther King Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church to propose raising civil rights spending to 602 million in the 1999 budget from 516 million. The package includes 22 million more for HUD to curb housing discrimination and beefed up police brutality investigations and ADA enforcement. In Baton Rouge a King Day parade shooting killed one and wounded four. authorities say race was not a factor. Clinton joined AmeriCorps volunteers in repainting and repairing Cardozo High School as a King Day service project.
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FDA warns against human cloning without approval
The FDA vows to shut down any unauthorised cloning effort by Richard Seed and urges Congress and states to strengthen bans. Acting commissioner Michael Friedman says Seed must seek FDA permission and notes the Dolly experience shows many attempts before success. Seed aims to clone a person within 18 months.
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Chicago
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