Clinton urges fair and constitutional impeachment inquiry
President Clinton urged that the House impeachment investigation proceed in a constitutional, fair and timely manner. He said the process is beyond his control and stressed the need to protect Social Security surpluses and economic stability while Congress debates impeachment. He avoided commenting on testimony or Lewinsky allegations.
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Experts trace Earth's past temperatures and warming
Washington AP reports two separate teams measured bore hole temperatures across Europe North America Australia and South Africa and Antarctica to chart climate change over 50 000 years The studies find about 1 8F global warming in five centuries with most warming since 1750 and 1900 linked to industrial fossil fuel use The researchers say human activity is a significant warming driver and cite greenhouse gas evidence
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Paula Jones weighs Clinton settlement offers in sexual harassment case
Paula Jones and her husband weigh a potential settlement to end her lawsuit against President Clinton. A source says they consider a combined payout including 700000 from Clinton and up to 1000000 from Abe Hirschfeld, with a portion possibly from Clinton. Hirschfeld still stands by his 1 million offer.
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