Clinton aides press Iraq attack at Ohio State town meeting
National Security Adviser Sandy Berger Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and Defense Secretary William Cohen defended Clinton's Iraq policy in a CNN arranged town meeting at Ohio State University amid heated protests. Albright warned of a true solution while protesters shouted against a potential war and casualties among Iraqi civilians.
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Bomber crashes near Marion Kentucky. crew survives
An unmanned B 1B bomber from Dyess Air Force Base crashed in a muddy pasture near Mattoon Marion area in western Kentucky after the crew bailed out. Two crew members walked away, a third was found with injuries, and a fourth’s parachute tangled in a tree. Ground responders secured the scene. no ground injuries reported.
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Clinton aide testimony signals possible witness role
Longtime Clinton confidant Bruce Lindsey testified before a grand jury amid the Monica Lewinsky inquiry. Indications mounted that the adviser urged contact with President Clinton and faced questions about his private email or liaison, as investigators pursued pivotal lines of inquiry.
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Tribute to Deng Xiaoping Featured on Front Page
A front page homage published Wednesday marks the passing of Deng Xiaoping. The Daily presents a substantial retrospective on his leadership and impact, honoring his role in shaping modern China and the reforms associated with his era.
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Journalists warn Clinton coverage mixes opinion with fact
A Committee of Concerned Journalists study finds 41 percent of Clinton Lewinsky reporting was analysis or speculation. It notes heavy competition from 24 hour news and talk shows fostering tabloid style coverage and frequent use of anonymous sources, withFew named sources. The panel, led by Bill Kovach, urges stricter fact based reporting.
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KU considers curb on booth runners with $65 fines
Debbie, an information booth attendant at Kansas University since 1994, reports frequent traffic violations at the Chi Omega fountain area. The KU parking board approved a plan to fine students $65 for driving through four campus entry points, awaiting chancellor approval.
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Georgetown bears crossover classroom crucifixes
Georgetown University faces an interfaith dispute over crucifixes in a classroom as Catholics push for a religious display policy. Rev. Adam Bunnell, the university chaplain, is due to address students at an upcoming dinner after officials delay a campus-wide ruling to consult faculty and staff.
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