18 Oct 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1998
Page
1
Former Knicks star and U S senator Bill Bradley shares lessons from basketball in a new book Values of the Game. The work reflects on sports, leadership, and personal values amid national events.
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Paula Jones asked Saturday for a $2 million settlement to drop her sexual harassment suit, proposing $1 million from President Clinton and $1 million from Abe Hirschfeld. Dallas and California lawyers clash over the offer while Ken Starr probes Willey testimony.
The Zack family expresses complete confidence in Todd Zack, Elyria patrolman, after his Thursday conviction on 15 of 24 charges involving sexual assault and bribery of women in his custody. His wife and relatives defend his character, noting his plea rejection and desire to prove innocence to his two sons.
Defense Week cites internal Defense Department review saying multibillion dollar systems like Patriot missiles and Predator drones clash with host-nation frequencies, limiting use in Germany Japan South Korea and Bahrain. At least 89 systems deployed without proper certification, leaving some gear idle or unable to operate. Pentagon officials acknowledge the criticism and say steps are being taken.
In Washington AP reports that the so called waitress mom or soccer mom is the prized voter for 1996. The profile describes white under 50 with children at home, working one or two jobs, suburban or rural, often with Clinton support in 1992 and uneven turnout in 1994. Campaigns focus on education and economic issues to mobilize this group.
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