Starr aide blames lawyers over press leak in court filing
In final briefs before Bakaly faces trial, prosecutors say he misled the court about a news leak related to the Monica Lewinsky case. Bakaly argues Starr’s lawyers omitted his details and that grand jury secrecy did not apply. Julian Epstein calls the prosecution excessive and semantic.
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Pentagon probes second failed missile test rationale
The Pentagon conducts a second by second analysis of the latest national missile defense test failure as October's next attempt looms. Defense Secretary Cohen says the setback doesn’t derail progress toward a 2005 readiness goal and argues for both national and regional defenses amid a looming Senate review.
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Army to offer online degree program for soldiers
Washington AP Army unveils a 600 million education program to recruit and retain troops by providing laptops printers and barracks terminals linking to a worldwide online learning system. Secretary Caldera says higher education is now military recruiters chief competition and will aid 21st century tech soldiers.
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Clinton Orders Oil Stockpile Ahead of Heating Season
President Clinton moved to stockpile 2 million barrels of heating oil in the Northeast as lawmakers head to the polls. Officials warn of potential supply crunches amid low winter stocks and rising natural gas prices, while critics say the move is politically motivated.
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Feds Play Davidians Tapes in Waco Trial Fire Debate
In a $675 million wrongful death case, jurors hear audio from Branch Davidians and federal agents prior to the 1993 Waco blaze. Investigators point to Davidians starting fires amid the siege, while plaintiffs claim government actions aided the flames.
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