Judge Allows Jewell Libel Suit Against New York Post
A federal judge in New York let Rich ard Jewell sue the New York Post for libel over coverage after the Atlanta Journal Constitution broke the bombing suspect story. Judge Loretta A. Preska kept most claims, but dismissed allegations about a photo and an editorial cartoon defaming him.
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Lawyer for Teamsters campaign pleads guilty to conspiracy
Nathaniel Charny admitted concealing information from a court appointed election officer as part of the 1996 Teamsters presidency campaign. He faces up to five years and a $250,000 fine. Carey was disqualified from the new election after funds diversion of about $885,000. Carey says he was unaware. he was expelled for life. Four aides previously pleaded guilty and the union's former political director was indicted.
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Conductor Killed As Train Hits Stalled Truck in Ga
A CSX special passenger train on a student recruiting trip collided with a truck stalled on a track near Ludowici Georgia. The conductor died and two passengers were treated for minor injuries. The incident derailed two locomotives and two of nine cars but no cars overturned. The train carried Edward Waters College faculty and staff along with CSX personnel.
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Case prompts new juvenile handling rules in Chicago
Prosecutors in Cook County launch reforms after criticism of murder charges dropped against two boys. State's Attorney Richard Devine creates a commission to study better juvenile handling, with ASAs reviewing felonies before filing and police ensuring a parent or guardian is present for questioning youths 12 or younger. Eleven year old Ryan Harris was later killed in a weed patch with multiple crimes tied to the incident.
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California governor signs law targeting stalkers and paparazzi
Governor Pete Wilson signed a new California law aimed at paparazzi and stalkers, making it easier to pursue legal action against those who harass celebrities for photographs. The bill, set to take effect January 1, follows the Princess Diana crash tied to aggressive celebrity photography.
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White House Launches Attack on GOP Over Clinton Scandal
The White House escalates a partisan strategy to push back on Republicans over the Monica Lewinsky affair. Clinton aides frame the president as a survivor while James Carville vows open political war. Democratic strategists warn ads may crowd out issue messaging ahead of the November elections.
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Book agent behind the scenes in Clinton Lewinsky probe
The article details Lucianne Goldberg guiding Linda Tripp in taping Lewinsky’s conversations and misreading Maryland law on recording, while Tripp and Goldberg influence the unfolding scandal. It notes Reno's expansion of Starr’s jurisdiction and looming impeachment as a Maryland grand jury weighs charges.
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Lewinsky Tripp tapes reveal truth vs. peril talk
Excerpts from an FBI body wire show Monica Lewinsky urging Linda Tripp to lie under oath while weighing honesty and consequences. Lewinsky discusses job promises and protecting someone, with lines implying potential perjury and career leverage. The AP reports on the juried transcript excerpts.
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Tripp and Goldberg Involved in White House Scandal Echoes
The narrative ties Linda Tripp and Linda Goldberg to White House era intrigues, dating from 1973 exposure as a Nixon campaign spy through 1997. It describes Tripp pressuring Monica Lewinsky to reveal an affair with President Clinton, with Starr investigators notes on prisoned memos and shifting roles.
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Roseanne Offers Big Money for Lewinsky Interview
Roseanne says she will pay seven figures times two or three for Monica Lewinsky to appear on The Roseanne Show during a CNN Larry King Live appearance. Oprah Winfrey had earlier reported negotiations collapsed over money.
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First Lady Clinton presses Democrats to oppose impeachment inquiry
First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton urges House Democrats to oppose an impeachment inquiry, arguing it could harm the presidency and the country. She seeks to keep the 206 Democratic members in line and present the investigation as partisan, sources said Thursday.
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Democrats Propose Narrower Inquiry on Impeachment
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee publish a counterproposal to the impeachment inquiry after a three hour closed door session with Minority Leader Dick Gephardt. The plan would limit inquiry scope to Starr report allegations and whether they amount to high crimes and misdemeanors, with a deadline of November 25 to decide if these rise to the founders’ standard.
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Clinton raises offer to settle Jones sexual suit
Washington President Clinton raised his offer to 700000 dollars on Thursday to settle Paula Jones sexual misconduct lawsuit. Jones lawyers had sought 1 million dollars to drop the case. The talks focused on money as Jones dropped demand for an apology.
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