Snapshots of Clinton mess
A critical review of Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky coverage, noting timing of apologies, calls for accountability, and reactions from figures like Ken Starr, Sen. Byrd, Newt Gingrich, and Al Gore. Warns against profit motives in the scandal and stresses desire for resolution and leadership.
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Frog gigging, bullets, and a blistered trigger finger
Cecil Thurston and Billy Ray chased frogs in Arkansas and used a rifle shell to fix a car light. The shell overheated and Thurston was accidentally shot in the groin, crashing their truck. Both men survived with near full recovery at Baptist Hospital. Nerissa Young reports from The Register-Herald.
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Question of the Week on Clinton apologies
Readers are invited to call 256 5620 ext 23 with opinions on President Clinton s recent apologies. Include name address and daytime phone. Last week asked if the government should assassinate suspected terrorist chiefs with strong pro elimination responses.
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Starr report released amid impeachment process and debate
The Starr report reaches Congress as Clinton’s lawyers challenge early access. The House weighs impeachment while the public gains the document, with critics noting leaks would occur anyway. Starr acted quickly after Lewinsky testimony, aiming to avoid delaying the crisis into the elections.
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