Polls say Americans oppose Clinton impeachment talk
Washington reports poll numbers show most Americans do not want Clinton removed from office. Republicans and Democrats maneuver as House leaders clash over the impeachment inquiry proceedings. House Judiciary Committee chairman Henry Hyde cautions about premature deals and substance.
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Renewed Push for Clinton Censure and Inquiry
Democrats urged a lighter penalty while Republicans push for a formal impeachment inquiry into President Clinton over the Lewinsky affair. Senator Torricelli argued the public opposes ending the Clinton presidency, while Hyde blocked a Clinton apology without inquiry approval. An inquiry resolution was expected in October, with terms and rules being drafted for a panel to investigate. Polls after the televised grand jury session showed two thirds of Americans oppose ending Clinton’s presidency.
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United States and UN move toward Kosovo intervention
The United States and United Nations push for a NATO backed multinational force in Kosovo, pressuring Slobodan Milosevic to halt violence. A Security Council vote looms on a resolution that could authorize force under Chapter 7, with Russia and other powers signaling support despite China’s concerns.
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Jail deputy admits he used police computer
An Onondaga County sheriff's deputy pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to using a restricted police computer to help a suspected drug dealer learn if friends were in the know. The case ties to Alexander Panek and his brother Edmund in a conspiracy to distribute about 2 million dollars worth of marijuana from 1994 to 1997. Deputy Sager resigned as part of the plea and had been working in the jail's booking unit.
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