Salt Lake Olympic leaders resign amid IOC funding disclosures
The top two executives of Salt Lake City's Olympic committee quit on Friday after revelations that civic boosters had given money to IOC members. A San Antonio lawmaker filed a one page bill to repeal Texas veggie libel law. Homeowners report insurers denying or reducing coverage as dog claims rise, prompting frustration.
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Tripp seeks help with legal fees in Maryland
Linda Tripp asks for donations to her defense fund in about 20,000 letters as her legal bills exceed 325,000 dollars. She says she is David against Goliath amid Clinton era attacks and is under Maryland grand jury scrutiny for taping Lewinsky conversations.
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Fire at Hays Elementary Kills School Pets
A small fire in a science classroom at Hays Elementary School, caused by heat lamps, damaged the room and killed multiple animals except one rabbit. A security guard found the blaze. Odessa Fire Department engines and an ambulance responded, extinguishing the fire within minutes.
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Senate sets trial procedure amid snow at Capitol
In a rare private session in the Old Senate Chamber, about 100 senators debated impeachment trial procedure for President Clinton as snow fell on Washington. Conservative Sen. Phil Gramm argued there was little difference between possible compromises, signaling a potential bipartisan path.
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Senate Unanimously Sets Rules for Clinton Impeachment Trial
The Senate 100 to 0 approved rules for President Clinton's impeachment trial after a closed door session in the Old Senate Chamber. Opening arguments target next week with possible witness testimony as Chief Justice Rehnquist presides and White House replies pledge a vigorous defense. Henry Hyde promises a compelling case.
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Huntsman Emissions Cap Discussed With Officials
A Friday meeting between state environmental officials and Huntsman Polymers representatives went well as Huntsman provided assurances that the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission has the required information. Huntsman will supply extensive documentation on emissions from startup procedures at the expanded olefins plant, with residents alleging illness and impending official complaints. See HUNTSMAN on Page 2A.
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Breasty Abilene Bar Shut After Convictions
LUBBOCK AP. Knockers Bar and Grill in Abilene known for waitresses in tank tops closed after owners Roy Sanders and Thomas Moran were convicted in Lubbock of stealing Shoney's restaurant equipment. Sanders pled guilty. Moran found guilty by a jury. Sentencing to follow after court inquiry. Moran allegedly arranged about $40,000 worth of equipment from a Shoney's in Tennessee.
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Job market flourishes as unemployment hits 4.3 percent
Washington AP reports a December hiring surge across construction, retail and dining boosted payrolls, driving unemployment to 4.3 percent. For 1997 the yearly rate averaged 4.5 percent, the lowest peacetime since 1969, with economists predicting a modest rise toward 5 percent in coming months. President Clinton cited record low rates for Blacks and Hispanics, while financial markets rallied on the news and policy makers weigh next steps.
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