Microsoft funds GOP amid antitrust suit and cartel probe
Microsoft Corp donated 100000 to the Republican National Committee last month in a sequence of political gifts amid an antitrust suit by the DOJ and 20 states. The center reports show almost 400000 given to both parties since January 1997 through April 1998. A separate case cites Price Waterhouse executives in Colombia accused of laundering over half a million dollars, with New York authorities seizing 156607 from a bank account. Four more horses tested positive for equine infectious anemia, raising fear a large herd could lose half its numbers to stop the outbreak.
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Bookstore to fight subpoena in Lewinsky purchases case
Washington shoppers applauded Bill Kramer as he announced he would challenge Kenneth Starrs subpoena for Monica Lewinsky book purchases in his bookstore eatery. Legal experts question the odds, citing long stand ing precedents allowing searches without warrants.
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High court seeks Clinton response in expedited privilege case
The Supreme Court ordered President Clinton to respond by Monday to Kenneth Starr's request for direct Supreme Court review of the executive privilege dispute in the Monica Lewinsky investigation. Starr argues the issue is nationally important and delays via normal appeals. The White House may appeal the district court ruling on privilege while weighing a swift, high-stakes schedule.
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Hartman wife battled drugs and alcohol in tragedy
Los Angeles reports Brynn Hartman, age 40, battled addictions and emotional turmoil while Phil Hartman faced alleged infidelity. Officers found Brynn dead next to her husband in Encino after a Thursday morning shooting. Drug and alcohol test results pending. relatives urge an end to speculation.
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Spice Girls grapples with Ginger Spice absence rumors
The Spice Girls face questions about Ginger Spice Ginger Halliwell missing two shows amid a stomach bug and rumors of a walkout. Spokespersons deny major upheaval while Bob Hope marks 95th birthday and Toluca Lake parade plans unfold.
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