TV lineups spotlight Paula Jones Clinton case
The Sunday talk shows feature Jones versus Clinton as the Paula Jones case dominates ABC This Week with guests Donovan Campbell Paul Begala Stuart Taylor and Richard Ben Veniste CBS Face the Nation covers the case with Jim Fischer and Harold Ickes NBC Meet the Press marks the 30th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr death with Rahm Emanuel Susan Carpenter McMillan James Carville Jesse Jackson and J C Watts CNN Late Edition focuses on the Jones case and tobacco legislation with Ann Lewis John Whitehead and John McCain Fox News Sunday centers on the Starr investigation with Joseph diGenova Lloyd Cutler Carol Moseley Braun and Tom DeLay
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NASA to dunk Sen John Glenn in training for space return
Senator John Glenn, 76, begins two weeks of NASA astronaut training at Johnson Space Center to prepare for a fall shuttle mission, including water survival drills to simulate low-altitude bailouts. Glenn notes ongoing fitness approvals and a busy schedule during Senate duties.
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Carter knighted by Mali for Guinea worm work
Former President Jimmy Carter was awarded Mali's highest civilian honor for leading efforts via the Carter Center's Global 2000 program to eradicate Guinea worm disease. Mali government officials praised his work as trumpets and an honor guard accompanied the medal ceremony. Carter noted progress but cited more than 100,000 global cases remaining.
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Denise Richards Hopes Dad Will Approve Wild Things Role
New York AP reports Denise Richards fears her father might react to her controversial film Wild Things where she portrays a provocative high school cheerleader who has an intimate scene with Neve Campbell. The plot includes seduction of a guidance counselor and a rape accusation.
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