Tough Sell in Ohio
Clinton's top Iraq trio Albright, Cohen and Berger try to get the administration's message out against a sea of hecklers.
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Town Hall to the Global Village
Peace Mission: Impossible
The U.N. secretary general is heading to Baghdad to try and
avert a conflagration. But even if Kofi Annan can reach an agreement with Saddam on weapons inspections, he'll still have to sell it to an equally tough-minded customer the United States.
As the President continues skirmishing over the Lewinsky scandal, his lawyers turn their guns on Paula Jones. Their object: to get her suit thrown out of court.
Suharto Living Dangerously
As his government and economy teeters on the edge of collapse, Indonesia's president comes up with a risky idea to save his country or at least his family finances.
Chairman of the Boards
Frank Sinatra's family is using the Web to speak directly to his fans about
the crooner's health.
U.S. Hockey Team Czechs Out
(CNNSI) -- For the American hockey dream team, the Nagano Olympics have turned out to be a nightmare. In a 4-1 loss, the U.S.A. has been eliminated from the quarterfinals.
Oprah Case: Less of a Beef
A judge rules the talk-show host can't be held accountable for "veggie-libel."
Sperm Banking on the Web
(Netly News) When surfing for seed, a British health organization reports, hopeful mothers should use caution.
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Business Bytes
The Dow rocks on to a new high of 8451. Market wraps in the FORTUNE Business Report.
Daily Spin
"Easiest job ever!!!"
--A brochure for nuclear-waste-eating "California Red Superworms" sold by a New Mexico man, Thomas Huntington, for $500 per 4 lbs. Huntington, 51, was arrested for multiple counts of fraud after convincing would-be entrepreneurs they could strike it rich breeding the worms for sale to nuclear-waste facilities.