Cochran declines Lewinsky representation on This Week
Johnnie Cochran said he was approached to represent Monica Lewinsky but quickly declined. He chose to stay on the sidelines rather than join the case linked to President Clinton and a grand jury probe.
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Russian Jews say limits tested by anti-Semitism
In Moscow Jewish leaders report rising anti Semitic acts as arson attempts on synagogues and a cemetery desecration follow recent bomb damage. Community figures warn that weak official response may embolden perpetrators while new anti Semitic voices spread nationwide.
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Lion King wins best musical at 1998 Tony Awards
The Lion King tops Ragtime to win best musical, while Art wins best play. Garry Hynes becomes first woman to win best direction for Beauty Queen of Leenane, and Julie Taymor earns multiple Tonys for The Lion King, which takes six total.
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Acres of Skin exposed in prison medical tests
Allen Hornblum recounts how inmates at Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia were used as human subjects for experiments from perfumes to toxic agents. He details findings from FOIA records showing doctors conducting tests and inmates as subjects over two decades, shaping reform in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Iraq Troops Immunized Against Anthrax Reported
In Hersh's book Against All Enemies retired Gen Ronald Griffith recalls U S and Allied leaders feared Iraq would deploy chemical or germ weapons during the 1991 gulf war. Griffith says commanders believed Baghdad had mustard gas nerve agents and Hussein approval to use them.
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Disease risk rises in quake zone as aid delayed
In Faisabad Afghanistan aid workers paused some emergency food drops to assess a potential outbreak of bloody diarrhea in the Chahab region near the May 30 quake. UN said 4,700 killed, villages isolated by quake, water supplies tainted, Red Cross helicopters assisting, while officials investigate possible shigella or dysentery.
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