Congress weighs Clinton impeachment under Starr report findings
The piece argues Congress must fairly assess the Starr report to determine impeachable offenses. It notes the president’s affair with Monica Lewinsky and possible felonies, says the House holds impeachment initiation power, and warns Clinton’s credibility and leadership depend on public and congressional judgment amid partisan dynamics.
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Kenneth Starr
Clinton
Congress
White House
Monica Lewinsky
Special Prosecutor
Starr
Capitol Hill
Bill Clinton
House
Clinton mental health treatment call for Clinton Lewinsky crisis
A reader argues the Clinton Lewinsky affair should be treated as a psychiatric issue requiring treatment. The letter urges public screening of White House staff for moral standards and cautions against security risks from unvetted insiders. The editor is urged to consider accountability and preventive care.
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Betty Ford
Bill Clinton
White House
Secret Service
Ms. Lewinsky
James Bond
United States
Betsy Andrus Installed Rainbow Worthy Adviser in Roswell
Betsy Andrus daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence R Andrus was installed as worthy adviser for Zia Assembly No 49 international order of Rainbow for Girls in a ceremony at the Masonic Temple. Kim Haymaker presented the Bible and a flag ceremony was led by Fred Lugo Steve Massey Robert Spurlin and John Worley. Franklin Frisbey Roswell NARFE Chapter No 731 president announced the 14th anniversary breakfast at Red Barn with 52 attendees and Hilding Almer served as master of ceremonies. Mike Grieve from the Roswell Otero Credit Union presented 14 silver Eisenhower dollars as door prizes.
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Betsy Andrus
Lawrence R. Andrus
Zia Assembly
International Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Kim Haymaker
Don Haymaker
Fred Lugo
Steve Massey
Robert Spurlin
John Worley
Franklin Frisbey
Roswell
Red Barn
Frisbey
Hilding Almer
Mike Grieve
Otero Credit Union
Credit Union
Roaring mice at the 98 Santa Fe political year
The piece recalls The Mouse That Roared and links it to Clinton era politics in New Mexico. It notes Green Party leverage, the Baca Ranch purchase deal with Sen Domenici, and critique of campaign claims by Rep Redmond. Environmental groups' reactions and questioned job projections are highlighted as cautionary context.
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U.S
American Film Institute
Albuquerque
Washington
Clinton
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Congress
Greens
Green Party
National Park Service
Jeff Bingaman
New Mexico
Domenici
Bill Redmond
White House
Baca
House
Redmond
Millenium Homes
Gallup
Holigen Homes
Morality and census battles in Washington politics
Washington debate centers on morality as the 105th Congress winds down with little consequential action. The census looms as a vital issue, as undercounting risks losing House seats and federal funds. Support for statistical sampling grows, while GOP critics fear political losses. Also under review are organ donation rules shifting priority to the gravest patients, facing opposition from Rep. Livingston, Sen. Torricelli, and UNOS.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Bill Clinton
House of Representatives
Tistician
Houston
Department of Health and Human Services
Congress
Bob Livingston
R-La
House Appropriations Committee
Robert Torricelli
D-N.j
United Network For Organ Sharing
UNOS
My two Hispanic American Jews and their identities
The author describes bilingual upbringing with English and Spanish for Elena and Benjamin, whose sense of self spans American, Cuban and Jewish identities. He notes potential tensions from ignorance and prejudice, as most Americans see Hispanic and Jewish identities as separate, while a vocal minority argues otherwise.
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Elena
Benjamin
Boca
Ben
Argentina
Mexico
Cuba
United States
Spain
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