New Yorkers debate Giuliani overreach and critics
New Yorkers clash with Mayor Rudolph Giuliani over taxi crackdowns pushcart vendors and street artists with critics accusing him of bullying dissent and trampling civil rights while supporters say his policies restore order. Cabinet officials note protests and legal challenges, yet polls keep him popular as mayor.
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President could be subpoenaed by Starr spokesman says
Clinton mulls requests to testify before a grand jury in the Lewinsky probe. Starr spokesman Charles Bakaly said a president could be subpoenaed, while noting the process seeks information and the Supreme Court allows the grand jury access to all information. Clinton has resisted Whitewater subpoenas, and Time cites aides who say he will refuse again.
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McDougal hedges on Clinton truthfulness in NBC interview
Susan McDougal said she must study Clinton's testimony line by line before she would say he told the truth about denying knowledge of illegal activities. She also denied a book's claim that Clinton offered Jim McDougal immunity in April 1996 and reaffirmed her Whitewater partnership with the Clintons.
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Jury first favored acquitting Terry Nichols in OK bombing
Denver AP reports the Oklahoma City bombing trial jury initially voted 10 to 2 for acquittal. After 41 hours of deliberations, three holdouts agreed Nichols helped McVeigh plant the getaway car. The jury acquitted Nichols of murder and weapons counts while convicting him of conspiracy and involuntary manslaughter, with sentencing left to the judge and a maximum life term.
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