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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1998

Page

2

Pepperdine Dean Starr Faces Doubts From Law Students

Pepperdine University law students question Kenneth Starr’s leadership as he grapples with the ClintonLewinsky investigation. Some praise his scholarship while others fear the publicity, worrying it harms the school’s reputation and future job prospects for graduates.

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Clinton aide testifies again on grand jury probe

Bruce Lindsey, a White House deputy counsel and longtime Clinton ally, returns for a third day of grand jury questioning in the Monica Lewinsky case. The session centers on executive privilege and secrecy of adviser discussions, with other aides like Bayani Nelvis and Sidney Blumenthal also testifying as probes continue.

Washington Bruce Lindsey Monica Lewinsky Clinton Lindsey White House Arkansas Lewinsky Saga Grand Jury Bayani Nelvis Oval Office Norma Holloway Johnson Kenneth Starr Starr Nelvis Kathleen Willey Sidney Blumenthal John Podesta Federal Court

Low-salt diet linked to higher death risk study says

A Lancet study led by Dr. Michael Alderman challenges the health consensus on sodium. It argues that very low salt intake may raise death risk and urges reexamination of government dietary guidance. Critics call methodology flawed and note past industry ties.

London Michael Alderman Albert Einstein School of Medicine New York American Society of Hypertension U.S The Lancet Alderman Paul Elliott Imperial College Graham MacGregor St. George’s Hospital MacGregor Elliott Salt Institute

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