Clinton urged to testify as taped grand jury shown
A Democratic senator called on President Clinton to testify before Congress to end political maneuvering as viewers see the grand jury tape in which Clinton discusses Monica Lewinsky. The video reportedly shows him saying inappropriate intimate conduct and expressing remorse while resisting prosecutors’ definitions of the behavior.
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Agencies push safe trucking on West Virginia Turnpike
State agencies conducted a second level one inspection of commercial trucks on the West Virginia Turnpike. The joint effort by the Public Service Commission, Department of Transportation, and state police Troop 7 of the Parkways Authority halted trucks as a preventive measure to curb accidents. The failure rate rose to 42 percent from August's first check, according to Parkways Authority general manager Billy Gavan.
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Networks set to air Clinton taped testimony today
Coverage outlines today’s grand jury testimony release with networks listing specific airings. ABC CBS NBC CNN Fox MSNBC and C SPAN schedule taped statements, excerpts and full-air reprises across morning to late night EDT slots.
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Diminished presidency seen through children’s eyes
Washington’s aura fades for kids as Monica Lewinsky coverage reshapes trust in the office. Educators warn that public faith in leadership may waver beyond Clinton’s troubles, with youths weighing honesty, security, and political human limits. Page 7A.
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Churches clash with Underwood over coal mining rules
WV church leaders argue environmental stewardship requires action on mountaintop removal. Governor Cecil Underwood counters that shutting down mining costs thousands of jobs and urges churches to avoid resolutions opposing mining. Various denominations in West Virginia have issued statements while others prepare responses. He criticizes his own church for a June resolution and ties it to a July bomb threat at the Capitol. The Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Roman Catholic, and Disciples of See have issued or prepared statements.
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