Why Not Yell Out Starr's Innocence?
Date: 06 December 1998
Margaret McGirr letter questions back-page treatment of court finding that prosecutor Kenneth Starr did not mistreat Monica Lewinsky (S)
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6th of December 1998 News
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Why Not Yell Out Starr's Innocence?; Just Don't Get Caught
Date: 06 December 1998
Charles Edwards letter questions ethics of way Dec 4 article reported court finding that Kenneth Starr's prosecutors did not forbid Monica Lewinsky to call her lawyer in their first encounter; notes that tenth paragraph reports judge's finding that prosecutors did begin talks without obtaining permission of Lewinsky's lawyer, in violation of Justice Department guidelines (S)
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 06 December 1998
INTERNATIONAL 3-21 Renegade Officer Favored In Venezuelan Election To Venezuelan business leaders and international investors, Hugo Chavez, 44, a former military leader turned presidential candidate in today's election, is the red menace resurrected. To the country's poor, he is a bold savior. 3
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 07 December 1998
INTERNATIONAL A3-12 Former Coup Leader Wins Presidency in Venezuela Venezuelans celebrated as a former coup leader, Hugo Chavez, won the Presidency with more than 50 percent of the vote, giving him the power he had twice tried to seize six years ago. Mr. Chavez is the first leader in 40 years who has not come the country's dominant political parties. A1 U.S. Urges Arms Control Effort Washington is pressing its European allies to embark on a new initiative to combat weapons of mass destruction. It sees the effort as an example of the kinds of new threats a modernized, post-Soviet NATO must deal with in the next century. A1
More Bad News, but Few Losses, for the 49ers
Date: 06 December 1998
By Mike Freeman
Mike Freeman
Football Notebook article focuses on resilience of San Francisco 49ers in face of injury to tackle Bryant Young, other bad news; photo (M)
Man in the News; A Contradiction to Many: James Phillip Hoffa
Date: 06 December 1998
By Steven Greenhouse
Steven Greenhouse
Man in the News profile of James Phillip Hoffa, newly elected president of teamsters' union (M)
Nov. 29-Dec. 5; Good News for Makers Of Silicone Implants
Date: 06 December 1998
By Gina Kolata
Gina Kolata
The long battle over the safety of silicone breast implants took a new turn when a panel of four scientists appointed by a Federal court reported that there was no evidence the implants caused disease.
Abandoned Baby Girl Is Found in a Stairwell
Date: 07 December 1998
Police say abandoned newborn girl was found in stairwell of Harlem apartment building by superintedent; baby is reported to be healthy (S)
Man Is Killed in Fire Started by Gas Explosion
Date: 06 December 1998
One man is killed and a teen-ager is seriously injured after natural gas explosion ignites a fire in Brooklyn apartment (S)
Queens Man Fatally Shot And 3 Others Are Injured
Date: 07 December 1998
Police say 19-year-old man was shot dead and three other men were injured in front of movie theater in Valley Stream, Long Island, by two gunmen who leapt from behind bushes and opened fire; no arrests have been made and no motive determined for shootings (S)