Richardson to juggling two posts energy secretary and UN ambassador
Washington AP. Bill Richardson will serve as energy secretary while remaining United Nations ambassador, with Deputy Ambassador Peter Burleigh covering UN duties. He plans a busy week, visiting three DOE nuclear facilities and pressing a 1999 budget agenda while dual titles are likely for about three weeks.
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Richardson outlines energy focus as Sudan probe denied
An official near Richardson says Deputy Burleigh represented the United States at a U N Security Council session on Sudan's demand for a U N probe into the U S attack on a Sudanese factory producing nerve gas precursors. Richardson says no probe is warranted and cites physical evidence while keeping details to the president.
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Broadcasters seek limits on stronger TV blocking tech
Broadcasters oppose tougher blocking and favor an electronic TV rating of TV G for news sports and unrated content to deter viewers from using the v chip to block these programs. FCC standards allow more powerful chips but makers push for broader blocking while broadcasters resist.
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Gingrich sees no rush to impeachment hearings
Democrats agree with Speaker Gingrich that rushing into an impeachment inquiry into President Clinton may not be wise. Barney Frank said Republicans face a country opposed to impeachment if Lewinsky is the sole focus, while Gingrich questioned hearings this year unless Starr presents a strong case.
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Lawmaker rejects Reno offer in campaign fund-raising probe
Rep. Dan Burton of Indiana rejects Attorney General Janet Reno's proposal to brief aides on a LaBella memo. He insists on delivering the actual document, citing a subpoena and oversight rights. Justice officials oppose releasing the memo due to politics tainting prosecution decisions.
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