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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1998

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GOP backs Starr testimony in Clinton impeachment inquiry

The House Judiciary Committee, led by Henry Hyde, signals willingness to call Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr as a witness as talks with White House over the impeachment inquiry begin. Democrats push for Starr. Possible hearings target mid November.

Washington Kenneth Starr Clinton House Judiciary Committee White House Starr Illinois Henry Hyde Barney Frank Massachusetts Mr. Hyde Mr. Frank Senate Trent Lott House Judiciary Committee Mr. Lott Hyde Monica Lewinsky Mr. Clinton Pentagon Joe Lockhart GOP

Clinton’s mounting legal worries spread beyond impeachment

Washington AP reports President Clinton faces expanding legal jeopardy from Starr's ongoing probe and potential independent counsel. Settlements stall in Jones suit as Bennett cautions the court about Lewinsky affidavit remarks, while Wright hints at possible contempt for misleading testimony.

Washington Clinton House Kenneth Starr Paula Jones Robert Bennett Jones Bennett Monica Lewinsky Ms. Lewinsky Davit U.S Susan Webber Wright

Assault on Gay UW Student Near Death

Matthew Shepard, 22, beaten and burned and tied to a wooden fence near Laramie Wyoming. Police say robbery was motive and anti gay remarks were made. Two men and two women charged with attempted murder kidnapping and robbery.

Laramie Wyo University of Wyoming Dave O'Malley Matthew Shepard Alicia Alexander Shepard Poudre Valley Hospital Fort Collins Colo R.W. Eaton Russel Arthur Henderson Aaron McKinney Chasity Vera Pasley Kristen Leann Price Washington Russell E. Weston Jr U.S. Capitol Weston Capitol Police Jacob J. Chestnut John Gibson Smith & Wesson Angela Dickerson Chantilly Gibson Tom DeLay Texas House

Unabomber reward to victims urged by Kaczynski family

The family of Theodore Kaczynski asks Congress to exempt the $1 million reward for turning him in from federal taxes so the money can go entirely to the victims and their families. Senator Moynihan and representatives Houghton and McNulty have introduced or supported bills to remove the tax due, preserving funds for those injured by his crimes.

Washington Theodore Kaczynski Congress David Kaczynski Internal Revenue Service Daniel Patrick Moynihan New York Amno Houghton Michael McNulty Taxwaiting Ways and Means Committee

Glenn backs countdown drill in space shuttle Discovery

John Glenn, 77, strapped into Discovery for a countdown drill in Cape Canaveral amid a NASA exercise, showing he can perform the required steps in less than three weeks. An accompanying note confirms Glenn kept pace with technicians as a parachute was tested on his orange suit.

Cape Canaveral Fla John Glenn NASA Bruce Buckingham Glenn Space Shuttle Discovery

Nobel Prize money shrinks in dollar terms in 1998

The 1998 Nobel prize total reaches 7.6 million kronor the highest ever but translates to about 978000 dollars due to a weak krona. So far one prize has been awarded to Jose Saramiago of Portugal for literature. Medicine physics chemistry economics and peace prizes follow next week.

Stockholm Sweden Jose Saramiago

Budget battle rises as elections loom in Washington

President Clinton urged Congress to finance education proposals while House Republicans push back saying the public opposes more spending. The clash highlighted the partisan divide ahead of the November congressional elections as lawmakers race to finish business and head home to campaign. A stopgap bill to keep federal workers on the job through Monday anchors the sprint to complete the 1999 spending bills. Senate and House debates over tax credits health care and bankruptcy laws add to the uncertain prospects for a final package.

Washington Clinton Congress House Tom DeLay White House South Lawn Congressional Democratic White House Capitol Senate

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