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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1998
Page
2
Space officials announced that Russia withdrew a proposal to move the international space station closer to Mir after frank talks with NASA. The move would have let Russia haul thousands of pounds of equipment from the old station to the new one, but both sides concluded it did not make sense and no changes will occur.
Leonard Bria Schwartz, a 2 car dealer from Old Bridge, posed as a physician and examined eight women on a gynecological table in his apartment. He faces six new charges plus three earlier counts of practicing without a license, carrying up to 64 years imprisonment. Prosecutors say he lured victims with B-12 injections and treatment offers. Some victims say the acts were part of a consensual sexual fantasy, according to his attorney.
President Clinton agrees to pay Paula Jones 850000 to drop the sexual harassment suit after four years of litigation. The deal, announced by Clinton's attorney, includes releases and states no admission of liability. Half the funds come from Chubb Insurance, with the rest from a legal expense trust.
Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr indicted Webster Hubbell on 15 felonies alleging he helped conceal real estate dealings connected to Hillary Rodham Clinton and the Rose Law Firm. The indictment, tied to Whitewater, cites fraud false statements and obstructing federal regulators as charges.
UKIAH voters elected Norman Vroman as district attorney and Tony Craver as sheriff in a county known for potent marijuana and forested terrain. Vroman, an ex convict who supports marijuana decriminalization, challenged the incumbent over a high profile murder case, while Craver, a longtime narcotics cop, vows targeted prosecution of commercial growers and traffickers though favoring decriminalization for personal use.
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