Uncertainty Surrounds Clinton Perjury Trap in Lewinsky Case
President Clinton faces a possible subpoena as prosecutors weigh using an independent counsel to probe his truthfulness under oath in the Monica Lewinsky inquiry. Legal scholars warn of a perjury trap if he testifies, while Lewinsky's new defense team could influence cooperation talks and immunity.
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Washington
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Lewinsky
Plato Cacheris
Jacob Stein
William Ginsburg
Starr
Stephen Gillers
New York University
Charles Bakaly
Jonathan Turley
George Washington University
CBS
Jack Quinn
Clinton White House
NBC
County considers fire damage fees under new ordinance
Augusta County supervisor Thomas Sikes proposes a fire damage collection ordinance modeled after state law. He cites two April fires including an Afton Mountain blaze and a Swoope volunteer foam loss, noting current policy lacks tougher enforcement to back court actions.
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Verona
Augusta County
Virginia
Thomas Sikes
Sikes
Swoope
Afton Mountain
Kirk Johnson
Waynesboro
Augusta County General District Court
South Korea seeks U.S. help on North Korea crisis
President Kim Dae-jung plans to press President Clinton in the Oval Office on loosening economic sanctions to prompt North Korea toward openness, liberalization, and dialogue. Kim urged broader U.S. engagement and economic inducements, while warning that renewed tensions could arise on the peninsula. The discussion follows years of stalemate since the 1994 Agreed Framework.
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Washington
India
Pakistan
U.S
Asia
Clinton
North Korea
Kim Dae-jung
Korean
Kim
Kofi Annan
United Nations
United States
New York Times
Seoul
White House
Mike McCurry
Council On Foreign Relations
Kim Jong-il
Peninsula
U.N
North
Selig Harrison
Small Businesses Push For Tax Code Changes
Washington reports show 750000 small business owners signed scrap the code petitions led by the National Federation of Independent Business. The move backs simplified tax plans like a flat or national sales tax, drawing GOP support while Clinton aides warn of economic disruption.
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Washington
San Antonio
Jerry Abel
Abel
Earl Abel
Washington Mall
Congress
Back Yard
Clinton
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Obituary notices list ten local adults by age and residence
Individuals named with ages and towns include Iva Botkin 75 Staunton, Mary Hull 83 Doe Hill, Mary Ketterman 85 Baker WV, Jose Martinez 31 Harrisonburg, Melvin Morris 71 Grottoes, Irene Reynolds 69 Wardensville WV, Donald Riggleman 58 Bridgewater, Goldie Rogers 89 Rockville MD, Leroy Shaw 72 Smyrna DE, Eleanor Shorts 81 Harrisonburg, and Pauline Wilberger 79 Grottoes. Page 20.
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Iva M. Botkin
Staunton
Mary V. Hull
Doe Hill
Mary G. Ketterman
Baker
W.va
Jose L. Martinez
Harrisonburg
Melvin F. Morris
Grottoes
Irene T. Reynolds
Wardensville
W.V
Donald L. Riggleman
Bridgewater
Goldie G. Rogers
Rockville
Leroy F. Shaw
Smyrna
Del
Eleanor S. Shorts
Pauline H. Wilberger
Three’s No Charm in Craig County Board Expansion Debate
Craig County residents urge enlarging the three member board of supervisors to five to broaden representation. Critics say small board concentrates power and limits discussion. supporters note benefits of more heads and better versatility. Officials began the legal process to redraw district lines for a November 1999 election with state agency help.
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New Castle
Craig County
Jose Exley
Two Flags Inc
Exley
Zane Jones
Charles City
Highland
Jim Greenway
Briz’s
Craig
U.S. Justice Department
R.S
Steve” DeVinney
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Dan McCauley
News-Record
Laurie Brown Mombay
Mount Jackson Confederate Hospital Center
Scott Jackson
Scott
Frank Towberman
Our Soldiers Cemetery
Mount Jackson
Mombay
Sophia Rinker
Turner Ashby
Allen Litten
Skyline
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