Clinton Testimony Broadcast as Congress Maps Impeachment
President Clinton shows humility and defiance in grand jury testimony about his relationship with Monica Lewinsky. The released videotape and documents fuel impeachment talk as lawmakers weigh potential charges and the White House defends the president’s conduct.
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Clinton Grand Jury Testimony Prompts Debate On Proceedings
The article outlines prosecutors warnings that releasing Clinton testimony could undermine the grand jury system while noting the tapes mark a new era in television journalism. It cites Lewinsky testimony and Clinton's refusal to admit perjury, plus reactions from Eastern Iowans and online links to related coverage.
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Florence Griffith Joyner Dies At Age Thirty Eight
Former track star Florence Griffith Joyner died Monday at age 38 from an apparent heart related problem. The obituary notes her speed and glamour and references a photograph on the back page.
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Pets Chewing Problems and Training Options
A brief guide to what you can do when pets chew. Learn common causes such as teething boredom and anxiety and practical steps including safe chew toys, rotation, enrichment, crate training, and positive reinforcement to redirect chewing behavior.
Tape’s impact not decisive in Clinton Starr testimony
Washington coverage notes the four hour videotaped grand jury session by President Clinton before Kenneth Starr yielded limited political impact. Democrats saw a sympathetic portrayal while Republicans viewed evasive responses. Most lawmakers did not watch live and the tape failed to halt momentum toward a formal investigation or midterm fallout.
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Video used in teaching raises debate over Clinton testimony
Washington High School in Cedar Rapids used President Clinton's videotaped testimony to teach grand juries and impeachment while other schools limit viewing due to sexual content. Principals worry about appropriate discussion and parental permission, and many schools avoid the topic at the elementary level.
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Tammara Meester
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids
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Ken Starr
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Deb Wretman
South East Junior High
Iowa City
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Jefferson High School
Bob Tesar
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Perry Ross
Longfellow Elementary School
Lewinsky Tells Jury She Regrets and Hates Tripp
Monica Lewinsky testified before Kenneth Starr S grand jury that she regrets the affair with President Clinton and harbors hatred for Linda Tripp. She cried while describing the mall sting operation and defended Clinton and Vernon Jordan as she spoke for about three hours.
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