From Zippergate to Crisis Clinton TV Coverage
TV news outlets filled the air with special reports on the Clinton sex allegations. Geraldo Rivera dubbed it Zippergate while ABC called it Crisis at the White House, as NBC CBS and cable channels cut into programming. Analysts noted balance between pursuing the story and maintaining perspective, with Stephanopoulos and Myers offering White House spin insights and Rivera drawing strong ratings.
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Bono seeks Sonny Bono's House seat in California special
Mary Bono, 36, plans to run for the 44th District seat left by her late husband Sonny Bono who died January 5 in a skiing accident. A special election is set for April 7. She faces time concerns with children Chianna and Chesare and will officially start her campaign February 2 after family obligations and a memorial service. Ralph Waite declares he will run as a Democrat. The Southern California district spans Riverside areas to the Colorado River with about 313000 voters split roughly 44 percent Republican and 42 percent Democrat.
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Elton John signs Citibank sponsorship for Big Picture tour
Elton John strikes a sponsorship deal with Citibank for his Big Picture tour, taking a $1 million donation to his AIDS foundation and making Citibank the sole sponsor of his 65 city international trek. The tour began in Biloxi Mississippi new ground for him per the AP report.
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AIDS rising among Americans over 50 says CDC
CDC data show AIDS cases rose more than twice as fast among those over 50 from 1991 to 1996. In 1996, 6,400 people aged 50 plus were diagnosed, up 22 percent from 1991, while ages 13 to 49 rose 9 percent to 50,300. Older adults often acquire HIV via unprotected sex or injections, with misdiagnosis common due to aging-related illnesses.
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