Halloween costumes ride wave of political figures in stores
Stores nationwide report strong demand for outfits of Clinton Lewinsky and Tripp as impeachment moves forward. Boston Costume says blue dress with beret and cigar popular, while Cincinnati supplier Schenz Theatrical Supply declines Monica Ness outfits and O J Simpson masks, directing customers to retailers like the Gap for the dress.
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Liberal group airs anti impeachment ads in DC
People for the American Way launches a nearly 1 million dollar TV campaign urging Congress to move on from impeachment inquiries. The spot, led by president Carole Shields, features her grandson and emphasizes issues like schools, healthcare, and Social Security. It airs on CNN and stations in Washington and multiple Western and Southern markets.
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Jones OKs release of some evidence in Clinton suit
Paula Jones and her attorneys say she does not object to media groups obtaining parts of the sexual harassment case evidence. Judge Susan Webber Wright had planned a Sept. 28 release, delayed by Jones's motion seeking more material including Clinton’s videotaped deposition amid Lewinsky inquiry.
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Democrats Seek Shield as Clinton Impeachment Inquiry Looms
Democrats move to blunt a GOP impeachment push while stressing disapproval of Clinton Lewinsky affair. White House accuses Republicans of using the probe for political gain as House vote nears. Divisions within Democrats seen over limiting or expanding inquiry with deadlines and potential compromises discussed.
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Public domain fuels private profit in Starr report era
The public domain yields big business as unpublished and uncopyrighted works from National Archives items to Nixon tapes and Starr report editions are repackaged for profit. Copyright rules, expiration timelines, and publisher activity drive a thriving, nameless market for classic literature, films, and government documents.
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White House presses for votes on impeachment inquiry
Washington and Gore lead last minute lobbying to sway wavering House Democrats against the GOP open ended inquiry with midterm elections four weeks away. Democrats split over how to vote as Clinton and Gore press lawmakers amid party divisions and a presidential strategy seen as failing by caucus members.
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