Complexity of sexual politics in Clinton era debate
Ellen Goodman examines the sexual politics surrounding Bill Clinton, Anita Hill, Kathleen Willey, and Kathleen Willey. She notes loyalty versus hypocrisy and the shift in public opinion as women weigh evidence, personal conduct, and political loyalty. The piece concludes with a call to view the issue as complexity rather than a simple verdict.
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Mad About You Stars Resign for Seventh Season
NBC sitcom Mad About You will return for a seventh season after Paul Reiser and Helen Hunt renewed their contracts. Negotiations reportedly centered on about $1 million per episode for each star, though exact figures were not disclosed. NBC says the revival is crucial after Seinfeld's departure.
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Titanic dominates Oscars with 14 nominations and wins
Titanic leads the awards with 14 nominations tying a record as All About Eve. It wins best picture and directs, song My Heart Will Go On, and multiple design and technical categories. The ceremony features Billy Crystal hosting and a nostalgia-heavy lineup.
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Titanic dominates box office with 14th straight week
LOS ANGELES AP Titanic posts a record 14th consecutive week as box office leader earning 17.1 million. The film's 11 Oscar wins include best picture, surpassing Tootsie and Beverly Hills Cop for longest weekly run since early 1980s tallies. The Man in the Iron Mask debuts strong at No 3.
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Titanic dominates 1998 Oscar winners list
The 1998 Academy Awards celebrate Titanic with wins in Best Picture and 11 categories including Best Director James Cameron, Best Supporting Actor Robin Williams, and Best Actress Helen Hunt. Other honors go to Jack Nicholson, Kim Basinger, My Heart Will Go On, and technical awards to Gunnar P. Michelson and Don Iwerks.
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Gazette Promotes Agriculture With Soybean Ink
The Gazette highlights farming support by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle old newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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