Clinton scandal taints peace talks in world spotlight
Arafat and Netanyahu faced a distracted Clinton as a sex scandal swamped coverage of Middle East peace efforts. The Monica Lewinsky affair and related allegations dominated headlines worldwide, challenging Clinton’s credibility, leadership, and the presidency’s integrity. Joan Beck, Chicago Tribune.
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Wedding plans clash over money and roles
A Dayton Daily News columnist muses on wedding prep tensions between bride and groom families. The bride’s side has details mapped out from church to napkins, while the groom’s family ponders days, groomsmen, and a rehearsal dinner budget and guest list.
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Today in History and Births February 1 1998
On this day items include 1884 first Oxford Dictionary published in Scotland and 1893 Edison completed motion pictures work. Births list notable figures such as Ford Gable Hughes Perelman and Hemsley with ages. Also notes 1956 Hayes Jenkins Olympic gold in figure skating and a 1936 Transvaal hailstorm with 19 deaths.
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Clinton denial undercuts presidency in Lewinsky turmoil
Washington pundit Krauthammer argues the core issue is truth not sex. Clinton’s credibility hinges on a denial under oath, with Six-year pattern of alleged deceptions fueling a perilous political fate. If proven false, impeachment and resignation loom as public trust erodes.
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FCC tames phone rip-off for aging generation
The FCC issued rules allowing pay and hotel phone users to learn call costs after dialing by pressing a star or pound key. If the price is too high, they can hang up without charge. The move aims to curb overcharging amid deregulation and multiple providers. The piece notes the shift from pay phones to voicemail as the era changes.
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