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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1999

Page

6

Reno withstands storms and becomes second-longest serving AG

Janet Reno, surpassing Homer Cummings, becomes the second-longest serving U S attorney general as of March 1993. She deflects White House tensions and GOP calls for resignation while overseeing a notable drop in youth violence through national outreach and after-school programs. President Clinton pledged to triple after-school funding to 600 million dollars in the next budget.

Ashington Janet Reno White House U.S Homer Cummings Franklin D. Roosevelt Robert F. Kennedy Reno Miami Cummings Clinton William Wirt James Monroe John Quincy Adams Wirt Jack Levin Northeastern University Boston

Titanic dominates 25th People's Choice Awards

The ceremony in Pasadena honored Titanic as best movie with Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock named favorite film stars of 1998. Tim Allen Helen Hunt Garth Brooks Celine Dion Harrison Ford Bill Cosby Elton John Christina Applegate Nathan Lane and others received all time or new series and performer honors during the CBS telecast.

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Civil Action Tops Box Office Amid Weekend Slump

The film A Civil Action led weekend grosses with an estimated 14.5 million in its first wide release, despite bad weather and post holiday blues. It ranks behind Titanic and Star Wars reissue for January, while other titles showed declines against last year.

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