Where Is Monica's Mother In Starr Inquiry
Susan Reimer notes Monica's mother, Marcia Lewis, is scarcely named in Starr's report and questions her absence from both the grand jury and her daughter's life. The column cites Lewis's blurred presence amid Fame, scandal, and congressional scrutiny, while profiling a celebrity journalist mother entwined with Monica's affairs.
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Monica
Beverly Hills
Rnch
Grand Jury Room
Ken Starr
Marcia Lewis
Starr
Congress
Evelyn Lieberman
Clinton
Pentagon
Lewis
Lieberman
Mommy
FBI
Bill Clinton
Honey
Impeachment Debate Sparks Senate Conduct Critique
The Los Angeles Times Syndicate notes Sen. Trent Lott defines impeachable offense as bad conduct, prompting applause from Jefferson and Madison supporters. The piece mocks the shallow grasp of constitutional detail and warns the remark could threaten Congress if conduct is deemed impeachable.
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Sen
Trent Lott
Jefferson and
Madison
Congress
Baseball, race, and the all American image in 1998
Leonard Pitts contemplates the 1998 home run chase by Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa, noting McGwire's record 70 and Sosa's 66 while examining why the white player is marketed more. The piece argues racial bias shapes fame and payoff in baseball and American life, highlighting broader inequalities faced by Black and Hispanic players.
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Scrooge
Mark
Sammy
Mark McGwire
St. Louis Cardinals
Sammy Sosa
Chicago Cubs
McGwire
Sosa
The
Washington Post
Dominican Republic
Philadelphia
National Criminal Justice Commission
Estevanico
Arizona
New Mexico
Tom Bradley A Legendary Los Angeles Mayor
This Los Angeles Times editorial recalls Tom Bradley’s 20 years leading the city. A man of persistence and urban vision, he transformed LA from a sprawling town into a world class city through steady governance, quiet bargaining, and inclusive growth. He died at 80 after a heart attack.
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Tom Bradley
Los Angeles
Bradley
Angelenos
Calvert
Texas
Sam” Yorty
George Deukmejian
Today in History and Birthdays Quick Almanac
On October 2 1998 the almanac notes the 275th day of 1998 and the 10th of fall. It recalls Schulz creating Peanuts in 1950 and Thurgood Marshall becoming a Supreme Court justice in 1967. It lists birthdays from Richard III to Don McLean with varied notes and quotes Wallace Stevens. Weather note references a 1981 Prospect Connecticut street crater event.
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Charles
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Wallace
Wallace Stevens
Prospect
Conn
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