Clinton impeachment prospects grow as lawmakers weigh appeal
Washington lawmakers see impeachment likely but welcome a direct appeal from President Clinton to Congress. Amid the Lewinsky testimony, some gains in public sympathy appear after the grand jury airing, with one senator noting he could be a juror in the trial. A CNN poll showed Clinton’s approval at 66 percent, up from 60, while disapproval fell to 31 percent.
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Excerpts from Clinton Tapes Reported in Chronicle
Special section presents Lewinsky remarks and Clinton testimony excerpts. Lewinsky says I hate Linda Tripp while Clinton remarks are captured in a Chronicle feature. The coverage notes Clinton seems none the worse after the tape airs and outlines reactions and context.
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Traffic Nightmare Ends As I 90 Reopens After Big Crash
Interstate 90 near Elyria Township reopened at 10 a.m. today, 19 hours after a tractor-trailer crash blocked the road and cut power to 19,000 FirstEnergy customers. Lloyd Rogers, 33, of Ontario, Canada, veered into oncoming traffic west of Route 57, struck a guard rail and a utility pole, causing outages and police and emergency crews to work through the day.
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USS Kobe to end rail deal cutting 170 jobs
USS Kobe Steel Co will end its tie with Lake Terminal Railroad by year end, eliminating 170 union jobs. The move follows a rejected five year renewal offer as the company seeks lower costs to keep 2,700 associates employed. Union leaders warn non union workers could be hired, risking learning curve and safety. Rail work occurs inside the mill handling deliveries from Norfolk Southern, Conrail and CSX.
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PSE errs FLOJO DIES Olympic champion Florence Griffith Joyner dies
Florence Griffith Joyner known as Flo Jo and 1988 Olympic gold medalist died from a heart seizure at 38. The report notes her passing on Monday and references stories on page AS and B1. The brief label 01 appears in the telecast snippet.
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Lorain parents plead no contest in child endangering case
Sherri Yost and Brett Scott, both 32, pleaded no contest to five felony counts of child endangering after police removed their five children aged 2 to 10 from a filthy Lorain home on Florida Avenue. They face six to eight weeks for background report. potential prison up to 7½ years and fines up to 25000. Probation possible, per assistant prosecutor Lisa Milasky.
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