Indicted in Virginia for lying in Clinton impeachment inquiry
Julie Hiatt Steele, friend whose Willey testimony aided the Jones suit, is charged in Alexandria with three counts of obstruction and one count of false statements by a grand jury. Prosecution says she filed a false affidavit, lied to two juries, and tried to influence witnesses.
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Hillary Clinton May Face Senate Run From New York
Reports indicate supporters quietly floated Hillary Rodham Clinton as a potential 2000 Senate candidate in New York to replace Dan Moynihan. She has not ruled out a bid, with insiders noting casual discussions and lingering speculation while she remains focused on her duties as first lady.
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U N weapons inspector seeks U S answers on Iraq spying
United Nations chief weapons inspector Richard Butler pressed Washington for clarity on reports that the United States piggybacked on U N inspections in Iraq to advance its policy aims. Annan and Albright discussed the issue, with Albright promising that Americans connected to UNSCOM supported Security Council resolutions.
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Juries Punish Big Business as Verdicts Climb High
Experts say juries show anger at large firms with big awards. Last year the 10 largest verdicts totalled 2.8 billion, eight exceeding 100 million each, led by a Moscow born inventor in Houston who received 1.5 billion after partners ousted him.
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Accountability Review Board cites collective failures behind embassy security gaps
An official panel investigating the U S embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania found a collective failure by administrations and Congresses to invest adequately in embassy security. The board, led by retired Admiral William Crane, said the State Department prioritized budgets over lives and relied too much on warnings rather than protecting the most vulnerable missions. Twelve Americans died among 224 killed.
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Uncontested Divorce Offered With Low Filing Fee
Clean Legal Services advertises uncontested divorce services with a filing fee as low as 299 dollars. The service is promoted under the contact line 1-800-96-HAWKS.
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