Testimony and subpoenas test Starr's grand jury case
The Washington Post editorial views Justice Rehnquist's denial of a stay on grand jury testimony by Secret Service agents and Kenneth Starr's subpoenas. It notes the uniform lower court findings against the privilege claim and questions whether the subpoenas were properly justified and necessary to Starr's probe.
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Washington
William Rehnquist
Secret Service
Supreme Court
Kenneth Starr
Justice Department
Court of Appeals
Starr
Appeals Court
African Americans proud of Civil War roles and memorial
Describes descendants like Bill Bradley who reenact as Union soldiers and lecture on black Civil War experiences. Details the 54th Massachusetts involvement, pay disparities, and the new African American Civil War Memorial in Washington at U Street and 10th Street NW. Mentions memorial funding, Wall plaques with names, and the Civil War Soldiers System online.
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Washington
Bill Bradley
LaGrange
Bradley
Isam
Thomas R. Ampey
Indiana
James Ampey
Virginia
54Th
Massachusetts Colored Infantry
North
Union Army
Navy
Fort Wagner
United States Colored Troops
U Street
Cardozo Station
10Th
U Streets
Shaw
54Th Massachusetts
Robert Gould Shaw
Boston
Department of Transportation and District of Columbia
National Park Service
Civil War Memorial Freedom Foundation
March Corprew
E. Curtis Alexander
Chesapeake
Park Service
Itd Nps
Mormon Church
Abandon Oslo to forge a realistic Middle East pact
Amos Perimutter of American University argues Oslo is exhausted and outlines a sovereignty minus plan. He urges U.S. negotiators to drop Oslo and push a framework in which Israel retains security control while a sovereign Palestinian state governs lands and infrastructure.
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Oslo
Oslo Mideast
Israel
U.N. General Assembly
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
Ariel Sharon
West Bank
Palestine
Jerusalem
Ulation
Palestinian Assembly
Jordan
Syria
Iraq
Middle East
Hafez Assad
Saddam Hussein
Amos Perimutter
American University
Notable Passages from Obituary Corridor
A fragmented 1919 born mountain climber at 79 joins a memorial list including Natalie Wood, the actress who lived 1938 to 1981, and Diana Rigg born 1938 now aged 80. Also mentioned are Tony Oliva, born 1940 and noted as a baseball great aged 58, and Carlos Santana born 1947, a famed musician.
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Natalie Wood
Diana Rigg
Tony Olva
Carlos Santana
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Anne Hutchinson
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