Hurricane Bonnie Threatens Southeast as Charley Aids Texas
Bonnie intensified to hurricane strength near 75 mph and aimed toward the U.S. coast, with forecasters warning of a possible Monday landfall while Charley weakened and brought up to eight inches of rain to Texas. Gulf oil rigs evacuated thousands as seas rose eight to ten feet and crews prepared for tropical storm conditions along the coast.
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Weather Outlook For AG Tuesday And Wednesday
The forecast calls for AG Tuesday to be cloudy with showers and a possible thunderstorm. High around 78 and low near 60. Wednesday turns partly sunny with a similar high of 78 and low of 60.
Clinton Poll Shows High Job Rating Despite Scandal
The Times CBS poll finds President Clinton maintains strong approval of 65 percent overall and high ratings for foreign policy and the economy at 68 and 70 percent, while wife Hillary Clinton is viewed more approvingly than the president. Voters split over the affair with Monica Lewinsky, yet support for Clinton’s performance remains resilient. The survey also notes lingering concerns about moral values and potential effects of recent bombings in Afghanistan and Sudan.
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Lewinsky Said She Didn't Want to Testify, Sources Say
Washington sources say Monica Lewinsky told President Clinton last December she did not want to testify in the Paula Jones harassment case. Clinton noted many women would file affidavits. Lewinsky later gave one denying a sexual relationship with Clinton.
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Kenyan embassy blast suspects linked to bin Laden, Nairobi raid
A Nairobi Nation report says three detained suspects confess links to Osama bin Laden and were seen filming the U S embassy days before the August 7 blast. They allegedly financed by bin Laden and posed as fish merchants to move cargo between Mombasa and Nairobi.
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