Testimony of labeling stalker stain in two way street
Monica Lewinsky and Linda Tripp discuss the ongoing saga involving Betty Currie and Marsha Scott. They cover fear of public perception, possible notes or letters, and how past events shape future contact with Bill Clinton. Lewinsky considers a formal note to control arrangements and access, while Tripp urges caution and practicality.
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Tripp
Camp David
Baba
Personne
Marsha Scott
Marsha
Monica
Betty Currie
White House
Vernon
Missus
Tomorow
TRIFP
Betty
O.J. Simpson
Carl
Batty
Boy with HIV barred from Kroger play area
In Columbus a Kroger store refused entry to Georgio Lee Chacon in Pete's Playhouse, prompting a complaint to the Ohio Civil Rights Commission. The panel found probable unlawful discrimination as no evidence showed a direct threat. Kroger defended its policy citing infectious disease and safety concerns.
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Georgio Lee Chacon
Pete’s Playhouse
Kroger Co
Barb Cordle
Cordle
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Jose Zuniga
International Association of Physicians
Georgia
Kroger
Commission
Face transplant hopes rise from Hollywood plot clash
A group of leading American surgeons promise a breakthrough with the face transplant, a complex procedure replacing skin muscles nerves and bones. The nascent effort follows warnings about skin rejection in facial grafts and notes faces are now repaired with grafts from other body parts.
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