Dishonest Writers Lose Trust and Scrutiny of Plagiarism
Jacquelyn Mitchard reflects on fabricating and cribbing in journalism, citing Mike Barnicle and Patricia Smith’s cases as amplifiers of reader distrust. She admits personal slips, condemns fiction as a work habit, and defends honest reporting while acknowledging the obligation to sleep with the truth.
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Mailbag.com
Wright to release Clinton Jones evidence in impeachment inquiry batch
U S District Judge Susan Webber Wright will begin posting Jones v Clinton evidence on her court site Oct 19. The release includes Clinton testimony transcripts as part of the impeachment inquiry, while Jones weighs a possible settlement involving up to 1.7 million dollars from Clinton and Abe Hirschfeld, with Bennett and Lewinsky disclosures shaping the talks.
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Iowa Lawmakers Back Open-Ended Impeachment Inquiry
Iowa House delegation unanimously backed an open-ended impeachment inquiry urged by the House Judiciary Committee. Rep. Leonard Boswell the lone Democrat supported both the Democratic plan and the GOP resolution, while Rep. Greg Ganske led floor debate urging the inquiry.
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Ganske
Clinton
Democratic defectors split by impeachment vote across nation
A mixed group of 31 Democratic defectors voted for the open ended Republican impeachment inquiry. Nine were conservatives with others from the political center and left. Some face tough races in November while others are in no danger. Representative Chris John of Crowley Louisiana expects reelection with no opposition.
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Crowley
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Clinton
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Historic vote list of US representatives by state
A roster of 31 named congressmen from states including Iowa California Missouri Alabama North Carolina Illinois Virginia Texas Indiana Louisiana Wisconsin Ohio Minnesota Connecticut Minnesota Virginia Illinois Indiana Virginia Missouri South Carolina California Mississippi Virginia Texas Rhode Island list of participants in a historic vote.
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Iowa
Gary Condit
California
Pat Danner
Missouri
Robert E
Bud” Cramer
Alabama
Bob Etheridge
North Carolina
Lane Evans
Illinois
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Virginia
Ralph M. Hall
Texas
Lee H. Hamilton
Indiana
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Louisiana
Ron Kind
Wisconsin
Dennis Kucinich
Ohio
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Bill Lipinsky
Carolyn McCarthy
New York
Paul McHale
Pennsylvania
Mike McIntyre
James H. Maloney
Connecticut
David Minge
Minnesota
Jim Moran
Collin C. Peterson
Owen B. Pickett
Tim Roemer
Norman Sisisky
Election results key to president's future
The vote to open impeachment proceedings against Clinton shapes the next phase of the inquiry. Analysts say gains by Republicans in the November elections could push deeper hearings into Clinton's conduct, while modest gains may steer toward a plea or rebuke.
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Iowa group pushes for halt to investigations
Iowa City activists from the National Mad as Hell Campaign urge Congress to stop impeachment inquiries into President Clinton. Led by Steve Collins and Lesley Haravon Collins, the group announced a postcard campaign and volunteer staff to mobilize opposition, citing frustration with Washington. Supporters include University of Iowa figures and Cedar Rapids organizers.
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Johnson County
Owa City
Clinton
Steve Collins
Collins
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Congress
Collinses
House
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University of Iowa
Lewinsky eyes $3 million News Corp deal amid Clinton inquiry
Monica Lewinsky negotiates a reported $3 million book and Fox TV interview package with Rupert Murdoch's News Corp as the House impeachment process begins. Fox and Lewinsky's camp confirm discussions with no firm agreement disclosed. Daily Variety cites unnamed sources.
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White House
Clinton
Fox TV
Rupert Murdoch
News Corp
Daily Variety
Gazette promotes future with soybean ink and recycling drive
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St. SW or at the nearest recycling drop-off.
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