Clinton testimony details Lewinsky intimate conduct and tape release
The material shows Clinton describing their relationship as sexually intimate and refusing to elaborate. It includes Lewinsky’s accounts of sexual encounters and explicit phone calls, photos, and correspondence. Officials call the release a garbage dump as lawmakers weigh impeachment steps while Clinton travels and speaks on terrorism.
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Mr. Clinton
Ms. Lewinsky
Jones
Robert Bittman
Clinton
Starr
White House
Oval Office
House
FBI
Black Dog Cafe
Martha’s Vineyard
David Kendall
Grand
Lewinsky
United Nations
New York
CNN
Ken Starr
Paula Jones
Lindsey Graham
R-S.c
House Judiciary Committee
Graham
NBC
Meet the Press
Congress
CBS
John Podesta
Tapes can change public's view of the presidency
Washington reports on how private moments shape public opinion of leaders. Nixon’s tapes exposed foul language and paranoia while Clinton’s grand jury materials fuel debate on impeachment and the presidency’s image. Analysts warn of partisan division but say the office remains resilient.
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Erwin Hargrove
Vanderbilt University
Hargrove
Stephen Hess
Brookings Institution
Clinton
Hess
Nixon
Portraits, pay and faith mark long carnival life
Artist Edwin Edwards served as Louisiana's official state painting subject while carnival worker Mr. Bell negotiates high daily rates at Reithoffer and Ocean City Jolly Roger. He recalls retirement thoughts at 65, then kept working. A 35 year ago memory and a church moment he calls a divine sign shaped a lifelong faith, and he predicts nearly a century of life.
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Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
Mr. Bell
Reithoffer
Ocean City
Bell
Beil
Fair animals show at county 4-H events and contests
At the fair crowds view 4-H beef and goat showing and sheep breeding amid a full schedule. Jamie trains her sheep daily for showmanship while 4-H exhibitors compete in beef, goat, and sheep events, with a tractor pull, cake auction, and live entertainment filling Saturday.
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Jamie
Frederick County
Diane Kirsch
Boyds
Ms. Kirsch
Alpine
Toggenburg
Donna
William Worden
Greensboro
Saanen
Paige Khuen
Libertytown
Laura Heaton
Damascus
Randi Webb
Monrovia
Julie McCutcheon
Frederick
Miss Webb
Miss McCutcheon
Miss Heaton
Lucy Grabenstin
Jonathan Sides
Aroda
Dennis Wilson
Nicholson
Sam Rowe
Staunton
Harvey Wilson
Lovettsville
Larry Tressler
Mount Airy
Cherrie Lucas
Dennis Clarke
Heather Kilamore
Churchville
Barbara Richardson
Delta
Abolition Logic and Winchester Battle Notes
Thurmont mayor Louisville Kentucky Journal frames Abolitionist arguments as the most contradictory yet critiques the doctrine. The paper praises Union war coverage on Winchester with Gen N P Banks quoted from headquarters. It cites 15,000 Confederate troops versus under 4,000 Union forces including Gordon and Donnelly brigades and Hatch cavalry, with a rebel force reportedly advancing on Harper's Ferry.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Best
Winchester
Harper's Ferry
N.P Banks
Ewell
Jackson
Gordon
Donnelley
Hatch
Thurmont history surfaced in 1862 Family Visitor find
Mayor Terrence Best discovered a May 30 1862 issue of the Mechanicstown Family Visitor in Thurmont Maryland. The paper notes Civil War reports from Strasburg Middletown Newton and Winchester with Gen Banks. Advertisements include Stonebraker Healing Balsam and various goods. Best hopes for other copies from Gettysburg era.
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Mechanicstown
Thurmont
Terrence Best
Frederick County
Maryland
Associated Press
Strasburg
Middletown
Newton
Winchester
Banks
Baltimore) Sun
Bank
Stonebraker
Sefton’s
Mr. Best
Clinton cites wars and Tripp tapes to dodge grand jury
Washington AP reports Clinton’s lawyer David Kendall used crises in Iraq and Asia, legality of Linda Tripp’s tapes, and grand jury leak fears to refuse multiple prosecutors’ requests for testimony. Letters reveal a back‑and‑forth with Independent Counsel Starr’s office over eight months.
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Washington
Clinton
Iraq
Asia
Linda Tripp
Monica Lewinsky
Kenneth Starr
David Kendall
Robert Bittman
Grand Jury
Kendall
Paula Jones
Ms. Lewinsky
Starr
Jones
Lewinsky
House
Mr. Clinton
Mr. Kendall
Bittman
Lehigh Cement Plant Earns Town Support At Fall Fest
Residents and officials laud Lehigh Cement Plant Union Bridge for its community aid. The plant with 200 local employees donates to the town and Fall Fest and lets volunteer firefighters leave the plant when the fire whistle blows. It also sends loaders to clear roads after heavy snows and provides street sweeping equipment before events. Heidelberg Cement Corp. owns Lehigh plants in the US and Canada, generating about 500 million in annual business.
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Lehigh
Union Bridge
United States
Heidelberg Cement Corp
Heidelberg
Germany
U.S
Herb Weller
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