Clinton Polls Show Strong Support Despite Lewinsky Rumors
Polls after the State of the Union show Clinton's job approval near 60 percent and broad backing for policies in his address. ABC NBC and CNN surveys reveal high belief in an affair with Monica Lewinsky dipping from 62 to 49 percent, 37 percent believe the allegations, with 25 percent denying and 30 percent unsure.
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Teachers weigh Clinton affair in middle school lessons
AP reporting, teachers in several states discuss President Clinton amid impeachment turmoil. Educators urge respect for the office while moderating detail about sexual relations, noting varied student interest and the need to weigh facts before forming opinions.
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Carver Middle School
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Leesburg clears 15 year vulture roost in Virginia town
After 15 years of birds fouling yards and trees, Leesburg ends Operation Vulture Harassment. Martin Lowney oversaw dispersal using flares firecrackers and balloons, relocating 340 plus vultures to a western wooded area. Residents report improved odor and fewer droppings as the flock departs.
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Harrelson Marries Former Assistant Laura Louie in Costa Rica
Woody Harrelson and his former assistant Laura Louie wed in a private Costa Rica ceremony. Both are 36 and 32 respectively, and the couple have two daughters, Deni Montana and Zoe Giordano. The actor stars in Wag the Dog and is known for Cheers.
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Crichton Spielberg Cleared In Twister Copyright Trial
A U S court ruled Michael Crichton Steven Spielberg and others not liable in a copyright suit over the film Twister. Plaintiff Stephen Kessler claimed rights to Catch the Wind and sought profits around 150 million. Jurors found all defendants innocent after a nearly three week trial and Crichton declined to shake Kessler’s hand.
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