JANUARY
A U.S. Judge Strikes Down Parts Of ’96 Telecommunications Act
At Inauguration, Giuliani Outlines Police Expansion
Water Main Ruptures, Creating A Huge Sinkhole on Fifth Avenue
Deadly Bacteria a New Threat To Fruit and Produce in U.S.
Netanyahu’s Hold On Power Is Hurt As Minister Quits
Clinton Will Seek Balance Budget In ’99 Instead Of ’02
With the Focus on South Korea, Thai and Indonesian Aid Falters
Death Penalty Ruled Out As Nichols Jury Deadlocks In Oklahoma Bombing Case
Unabom Chaos Grows on Talk Of Suicide Try
U.S. to Suspend Road Building In Many National Forest Areas
Casino Inquiry Pushes Babbitt From the Pinnacle to the Brink
Casinos Paying Top Dollar To Coddle Elite Gamblers
Aids Group Urges New York To Start Reporting Of H.I.V.
Iraq Bars Arms Inspectors Again, Saying American in Charge Is Spy
Iraq Is Warned To Open Sites To U.N. Team
Public Still Backs Abortion, But Wants Limits, Poll Says
Turks’ High Court Orders Disbanding Of Islamic Party
Hussein Delivers A New Ultimatum On U.N. Inspectors
Cuba and the Church Continue To Maneuver Over Pope’s Visit
Clinton Plan to Widen Medicare Can’t Pay for Itself, Experts Say
Lawyers for Kaczynski Agree He Is Competent to Stand Trial
Subpoenas Sent As Clinton Denies Reports Of An Affair With Aide At White House
Clinton And Vernon Jordan Tighten Denials On Affair And On Seeking A Cover-Up
Ex-Intern Offered to Tell of Clinton Affair In Exchange for Immunity, Lawyers Report
How a Single Telephone Call Was the Catalyst for a Crisis
White House Acts To Contain Furor As Concern Grows
Clinton Emphatically Denies an Affair With Ex-Intern
Clinton, With Crisis Swirling, Puts Focus On Social Security In Upbeat State Of Union Talk
Ex-Intern Said to Describe Clinton Advice on Invasion
A U.S. Judge Bars Lewinsky Evidence In Jones’s Lawsuit
Figure In Scandal Asserts She Heard Clinton On Phone
FEBRUARY
President’s Crisis Giving Democrats A Surprising Lift
Lewinsky Would Take Lie Test In Exchange for Immunity Deal
Logs at White House Show 3 Dozen Visits by Lewinsky
Friend of Clinton Surrenders In Campaign Finance Inquiry
Starr Turns Down Limit On Questions To Clinton’s Aides
Aide’s Statements Are Said To Differ From President’s
Clinton Rules Out Any Consideration On Stepping Down
Draft Of Report For G.O.P. Attacks Clinton Campaign
U.S. Will Not Ask To Use Saudi Bases For A Raid On Iraq
On the Stand in the BrawleyTrial, Sharpton Likens Himself to King
‘China Area’ Tied To Illegal Gifts
Subpoenas Issued To Secret Service In Intern Inquiry
U.S. Judge Rules Line Item Veto Act Unconstitutional
White House Using Candor About War To Prepare Public
Attack By G.O.P. Over Fund-Raising Doesn’t Slow Gore
Pataki To Assist Health Coverage For The Individual
U.S. Seeks To Limit Role Of U.N. Chief During Iraq Talks
Clinton Describes Goals For A Strike On Iraqi Arsenals
Clinton Lawyers Prepare To Argue Issue Of Privilege
Clinton Sets Out To Revive Support For Stand On Iraq
U.S. Plan for Iraq Envision 4 Days of 24-Hour Bombing
As Surveillance Cameras Peer, Some Wonder if They Also Pry
Iraqi Agrees To Inspections In A Deal With U.N. Leader; Washington Awaits Details
Clinton Says Iraq Is Promising Unconditional Access To Sites
Court, 6-0, Backs New York Statute Limiting Sex Shops
Top G.O.P. Senator Opposes U.N. Deal On Iraq Inspection
Deadlock In Senate Blocks Campaign Finance Reform, All But Killing It For Year
Europeans Clear Remaining Hurdle To Currency Unity
MARCH
A Burst of Renewal Sweeps Old Beijing Into the Dumpsters
Balanced Budget Faces A Big Test: Transit Spending
U.N. Rebuffs U.S. On Threat To Iraq If It Breaks Pact
Jordan Tells Federal Grand Jury Of Helping Lewinsky in Job Hunt
Prisons Replace Hospitals for the Nation’s Menatally Ill
Clinton Reported To Call Secretary Main Tie To Intern
Connecticut Lottery Workers Kills 4 Bosses, Then Himself
Tobacco Industry Steps Up Flow of Campaign Money
Clinton Partner In Whitewater Dies in Prison
Lott Shifts Blame On Inquiry’s Pace To The President
Consumed by a Blaze He Set, McDougal Grasped His Fate
Clinton Moves Up His Trip To China To Late In June
New South Korea Leader Grants Sweeping Amnesty to 5.5 Million
Jones Lawyers Issue Files Alleging Clinton Pattern Of Harassment Of Women
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White House Volunteer, on TV, Details Encounter With President
White House Attacks Credibility Of Aide Who Accused Clinton
Biggest S.&L.’s In Merger Deal Of $9.9 Billion
President Derides G.O.P. Budget Plan As Ill-Conceived
U.S. To Ease Curbs On Relief To Cuba And Money To Kin
President’s Team Demands Dismissal of Jones Lawsuit
Africa Enduring Rebirth Awaits Clinton’s Arrival
3 Big Oil Nations Join To Announce A Production Cut
German Media Will Buy Random House for $1.4 Billion
5 Are Killed at School; Boys, 11 and 14, Are Held
Clinton Declares, U.S., With World, Failed Rwandans
In Arkansas Jail, One Boy Cries And the Other Studies the Bible
U.S. Approves Sale Of Impotence Pill; Huge Market Seen
Police Tactics Chipping Away at Suspects’ Rights
Arms Contractors Spend To Promote An Expanded NATO
Japan, to Revitalize Economy, Prepares to Reshape Its Markets
APRIL
19 1/2-Year Term Set In Fatal Stabbing In Crown Heights
Paula Jones Case Is Dismissed; Judge Says Even If Tale Is True, Incident Was Not Harassment
Democrats Raise Pressure on Starr To End Investigation of Clinton
Companies Are Investigated For Aid to China on Rockets
Dismissal Of Suit Puts Clinton Back On Center Stage
Clinton To Impose A Ban On 58 Types Of Imported Guns
In Largest Deal Ever, Citicorp Plans Merger With Travelers Group
Airliner Rewiring Is Urged To Reduce Risk Of Explosion
One in Every 8 Plant Species Is Imperiled, a Survey Finds
Dozens Are Dead As Tornadoes Hit Southern States
Irish Talks Produce An Accord To Stop Decades Of Bloodshed With Sharing Of Ulster Power
Political Interests Arouse Raging Debate on Census
U.S. Business Role In Policy On China Is Under Question
Power Broker Ousted by Disney Challenges Ex-Boss on Broadway
Foiled Drug Pursuit of a Mexican Bares a System Rife With Graft
Pol Pot Is Dead, Thai Army Says; Made Cambodia a ‘Killing Field’
Pol Pot’s Body Is Shown to Reporters in Jungle Hideout
U.S. Trade Deficit Soars As Exports To Japan Decline
Leading Dissident Is Freed By Beijing And Sent To U.S.
A Record Backlog To Get Citizenship Symies 2 Million
U.S. And Britain Relocate A Cache Of Nuclear Fuel
Astronomers Say a Disk of Dust Holds a Clue to Birth of Planets
Assisted Suicides Are Rare, Survey Of Doctors Finds
Giuliani Drops Workfare Jobs At the Hospitals
Giuliani Proposes $34 Billion Budget With Cut In Taxes
Exercise Finds U.S. Unable To Handle Germ War Threat
Russia Is Helping India Extend Range of Missile, U.S. Aides Say
Clinton Argues For ‘Flexibility’ Over Sanctions
Greek Cypriots To Get Missiles From Russians
No Immunity Deal Given To Lewinsky, Judge Said To Find
MAY
Friend Of Clinton Indicted A 2D Time; Tax Scheme Cited
Ex-Premier Admits He Led Massacres In Rwanda In 1994
Reno Aide Says He Had Urged Special Counsel
G.O.P. Leader Is Under Attack In Tape Release
Judge Sentences Confessed Bomber To Four Life Terms
White House’s Bid To Cite ‘Privilege’ Fails, Lawyers Say
Daimler-Benz Will Acquire Chrysler In $36 Billion Deal That Will Reshape Industry
Senate Votes 97-0 To Overhaul I.R.S. After Complaints
U.S. Jobless Rate Plunges To 4.3%, Lowest Since 1970
Scientist’s Plan: Map All DNA Within 3 years
F.A.A. Grounds Scores of 737’s To Check for a Wiring Problem
India Sets 3 Nuclear Blasts, Defying A Worldwide Ban; Tests Bring A Sharp Outcry
Clinton To Impose Penalties On India Over Atomic Tests
India Carries Out 2 More Atom Tests Despite Sanctions
Democrat Fund-Raiser Said to Detail China Tie
Republicans Ask Clinton to Show Donations Didn’t Breach Security
How Chinese Won Rights To Launch Satellites For U.S.
India Detonated A Hydrogen Bomb, Experts Confirm
U.S. And 20 States File Suits Claiming Microsoft Blocks Competition Over Internet
Gingrich Plans Panel on China And Clinton Tie
Suharto, Besieged, Steps Down After 32-Year Rule In Indonesia
Oregon Student Held in 3 Killings; One Dead, 23 Hurt at His School
Judge Rejects Bid To Cite ‘Privilege’ In Clinton Inquiry
Irish Voters, North And South, Give Resounding ‘Yes’ To Peace
Clinton Aide Says China Trip Delay Would Be Mistake
How Japan Germ Terror Alerted World
U.S. Delays World Bank Loans For India in Response to A-Tests
Police to Tighten the Scrutiny Of All Suspects Under Arrest
Pakistan, Answering India, Carries Out Nuclear Tests; Clinton’s Appeal Rejected
Leaders In India And In Pakistan Tone Down Crisis
Pakistan Sets Off Atom Test Again, But Urges, ‘Peace’
JUNE
U.S. Say Nazis Used Gold Loot To Pay For War
President Decides to Abandon His Claim of Executive Privilege
Lewinsky Dismisses Her Lawyer And Hires Washington Veterans
At Least 80 Die in German Train Crash
Training Ordered For Controllers At U.S. Airports
Reno Lifts Barrier To Oregon’s Law On Aided Suicide
E.P.A. And States Found To Be Lax On Pollution Law
N.R.A. Tries To Improve Image, With Charlton Heston in Lead
Nigeria Dictator Dies After 5 Years Of Ruthless Rule
Southern Baptists Declare Wife Should ‘Submit’ to Her Husband
U.S. Drug Sting Riles Mexico, Imperiling Future Cooperation
6,000 G.M. Workers At Michigan Plant Join Auto Strike
Reports Show Chinese Military Used American-Made Satellites
Benefits Dwindle Along With Wages For The Unskilled
Conference Opens On Creating Court To Try War Crimes
Nato Jets Patrol Skies Near Serbia In Show Of Force
Milosevic Pledges Steps To Hold Off Attack From NATO
Senate Drops Tobacco Bill With ’98 Revival Unlikely; Clinton Lashes Out At G.O.P.
Administration Details Defense Of Controls on Satellite Exports
Pushed by U.S., Columbia Plans New Chemical Attack on Coca
U.S.-Saudi Inquiry Into 1996 Bombing Is Falling Apart
Cabinet In Israel Decides Jerusalem Will Be Expanded
New Painkiller Is Withdrawn After 4 Deaths
Microsoft Winner In Appeal To Keep Software Intact
White House Revises Policy On Contracts for Minorities
Justices, 6-3, Bar Veto Of Line Items In Bills; See H.I.V. As Disability
Court Spells Out Rules For Finding Sex Harassment
Surprising Exchange on Rights on Chinese Television
Clinton, at Beijing University, Presses Call for Liberty
President Arrives in Shanghai; Focuses on Talk With Citizens
JULY
Turbulent Labor Rally Snarls Midtown
In Slap At Starr, A Judge Dismisses Hubbell Tax Case
CNN Retracts Report That U.S. Used Nerve Gas
Clinton Optimistic On China’s Future As He Heads Home
Wildfires Still Raging in Florida, Though Some Are Now Contained
Teachers Reject Merger Of Unions By Large Margin
Clinton To Punish Insurers Who Deny Health Coverage
Court Orders Secret Service To Testify in Lewinsky Case
New York Police Will Start Using Deadlier Bullets
Senate Votes 96-2 On Final Approval For Changing I.R.S.
Yeltsin In Appeal Directly To West For Billions In Aid
Yielding To West, I.M.F. Will Double Russia Loan Offer
Japanese Premier Resigns As Voters Rebuke His Party
Sharpton Liable For Defamation In Brawley Case
In Breakthrough, Mexican Official Testifies In Texas
Freeh Says Reno Clearly Misread Prosecutor Law
20 in Precinct Accused of Sex With Prostitutes
Police Used Brothel So Often, Madam Got Worried
Military Weighing Changes In Policy Toward Adultery
Europe, Bucking Trend in U.S., Blocks Genetically Altered Food
New Nigeria Ruler Pledges Elections Early Next Year
Scaffold Collapses, Paralyzing Times Square
Iran Said To Test Missile Able To Hit Israel And Saudis
Senate Puts Aside Bill to Punish Nations That Persecute Religion
Gunman Invades Capitol, Killing 2 Guards
Clinton Receives Order To Testify In Lewinsky Case
Aides Say Clinton May Lose Support In Subpoena Fight
Exploring Deal, Lewinsky Talks To Prosecutors
Lewinsky, Given Immunity, Reportedly Agrees To Tell Of Pact With Clinton To Lie
Clinton Agrees To Testify For Lewinsky Grand Jury; Starr Retracts Subpoena
Prosecutors Seek Testing For DNA In Lewinsky Dress
AUGUST
Clinton Vows ‘Complete and Truthful’ Testimony
New York Begins To Raid And Close Adult Businesses
Lawmakers Call For Explanation In Lewinsky Case
Calls For Clinton To Confess Affair Are Turned Aside
Rehnquist Allows Starr to Query One of Clinton’s Closest Advisers
Iraqis Break Off All Cooperation With Inspectors
Lewinsky Said to Detail Clinton Affair
Bombs Rip Apart 2 U.S. Embassies In Africa; Scores Killed; No Firm Motive Or Suspects
Bombing Toll Rises; Rescue Effort in Nairobi Intensifies
Experts Starting Search For Clues In Kenya Bombing
Reward Is Offered And Clues Studied In African Blasts
British Petroleum Is Buying Amoco in $48.2 Billion Deal
Toughening Stand on Weapons, Iraq Foils Long-Term Monitoring
President Weighs Admitting He Had Sexual Contact
Court Rules F.D.A. Lacks Authority To Limit Tobacco
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Adviser Says Clinton Will Admit Relationship
Clinton Admits Lewinsky Liaison To Jury; Tells Nation ‘It Was Wrong,’ But Private
Starr Summons Lewinsky Again, Seeking Flaws in Clinton Account
Starr Demands DNA Sample From President
U.S. Cruise Missiles Strike Sudan And Afghan Targets Tied To Terrorist Network
Clinton, Dogged by Scandal, Juggled Politics and Bombing
President Swears To Use ‘All Tools’ Against Terrorism
Yeltsin Dismisses Russian Government
U.S. Says Iraq Aided Production Of Chemical Weapons in Sudan
U.S. Investigating Microsoft’s Role In Intel Decisions
American Inspector on Iraq Quits, Accusing U.N. and U.S. of Cave-In
Markets Jolted, Dow Off 4.1% As The Russian Economic Slide Adds To Pressures On Yeltsin
Flaws in U.S. Account Raise Question on Strike in Sudan
Northwest Strike Grounds Its Fleet And Its Customers
Clinton Admission Increases Tension Among Democrats
SEPTEMBER
Dow Off 6% In Wave Of Selling, Erasing Market’s Gains For ’98; Pressure For Rate Cut Likely
Bargain-Hunters Drive Stocks Back Up
Clinton Defends His TV Admission On Lewinsky Case
Experts Seek the Cause of Swissair Crash Fatal to 229
Clinton Says He Is ‘Very Sorry’ After Senator’s Harsh Criticism
A Smash Hit: McGwire Clouts His 60th
An Election Season Shadowed By Crises at Home and Abroad
McGwire Grabs Share of Maris’s Mark
Reno Announces An Initial Inquiry Into Clinton Ads
Report By Starr Sent To House; Impeachment Process Weighed; Clinton Seeks Party’s Support
Starr Report Is Said To Claim Perjury And Abuse Of Power By President In Lewinsky Case
Starr Finds A Case For Impeachment In Perjury, Obstruction, Tampering
White House, In Rebuttal To Starr, Assails Report As ‘Smear Campaign’
Sosa Matches McGwire With Homers 61 and 62
Clinton Presents Strategy To Quell Economic Threat
Schumer Is Senate Nominee; Vallone Will Face Pataki
‘Right Thing,’ Clinton Says, Is for Him to Stay in Office
Partisan Quarrel In Panel Debating Clinton Videotape
Blacks Stand by a President Who ‘Has Been There for Us’
Lawyers Say Tape Of Clinton Shows Regret And Anger
Decision To Strike Factory In Sudan Based On Surmise
Tape Shows Nation a Clinton Irate and Sad
Republicans Vow To Press Inquiry On The President
Seeing a Fund as Too Big to Fail, New York Fed Assists Its Bailout
Poll Finds Clinton In Strong Rebound Since Video Airing
Clinton Casts The Congress As Do-Nothing
McGwire Reaches 68; Mets Are a Game Out
German Voters End An Era, Reject Kohl After 16 Years And Pick A Social Democrat
U.S., Israel and Arafat Inch Toward Pact
Bellwether’s Rank and File Strongly Support Clinton
OCTOBER
Fiscal Year Ends With U.S. Surplus, First In 3 Decades
Fed Chief Defends U.S. Role In Saving Giant Hedge Fund
Panel Releases Conversations Taped by Tripp
Starr Said to Have Received Tip On Affair Before Call by Tripp
Japanese Tell U.S. That Their Banks Are In Big Trouble
Judiciary Panel, In Party Vote Urges Impeachment Hearings
France Detects Iraqi Nerve Gas, Experts Assert
President Urges ‘Conscience’ Vote On House Inquiry
House, In A Partisan 258-176 Vote, Approves A Broad, Open-Ended Impeachment Inquiry
Facing Severe Shortage of Food, Russia Seeks Foreign Relief Aid
Angry Voters Aren’t Sure Where to Place the Blame
F.B.I. Set To Open Its DNA Database For Fighting Crime
NATO Opens Way To Start Bombing In Serb Province
Milosevic Accepts Kosovo Monitors, Averting Attack
Congress’s Rating Continues To Slip In Inquiry’s Wake
Budget Accord Is Reached; Both Sides Claim A Victory As A Shutdown Is Averted
In About-Face Democrats Give Clinton Praise
Britain Arrests Pinochet To Face Charges By Spain
Chinese Said to Reap Gains In U.S. Export Policy Shift
As Microsoft Trial Gets Started, Gates’s Credibility Is Questioned
Brosius’ Homers Put Yanks Within One Victory of a Title
Yanks Sweep Series and Assure Legacy
Mideast Talks Show Progress on Final Obstacles
Arafat And Netanyahu In Pact On Next Steps Toward Peace; Modest Deal To ‘Rebuild Trust’
U.S. Plans To Send Billions To Shield Brazil’s Economy
Political Parties Channel Millions To ‘Issue’ Attacks
Haiti Paralysis Brings a Boom In Drug Trade
G.O.P. Begins Ad Campaign Citing Scandal
Gleeful Democrats Assail Ads By G.O.P. on Clinton Scandal
U.S. Ex-Sergeant Linked to bin Laden Conspiracy
Economic Growth Surprisingly Solid In Third Quarter
NOVEMBER
New York Police Lag in Fighting Domestic Violence by Officers
Parties Pushing Message: Your Vote Counts
Bored, Dispirited, Disgusted, Most Won’t Vote
Democrats Hold Off G.O.P. Advance, Weakening Impeachment Prospects; Schumer Ousts D’Amato; Pataki Wins
G.O.P. In Scramble Over Blame For Poor Showing At The Polls
Judiciary Chairman Asks Clinton To Admit or Deny 81 Findings
Facing A Revolt, Gingrich Won’t Run For Speaker And Will Quit Congress
U.S. Set To Give Up Arms Inspections For Curbing Iraq
Lawmaker Claims to Have The Speaker’s Job Sewn Up
It’s Impeachment Or Nothing, Panel Is Told By Experts
C.I.A. Chief Vowed To Quit If Clinton Freed Israeli Spy
Clinton Is Sending Bombers And G.I.’s To Persian Gulf
U.S. Signs A Pact To Reduce Gases Tied To Warming
Clinton To Pay $850,000 To Settle Jones Claim Of Sexual Harassment
U.S. Says It Was Just Hours Away From Starting Attack Against Iraq
Clinton Accepts Iraq’s Promise To Allow Weapons Inspections
Allies See Bombing of Iraq as Inevitable
Federal Reserve Cuts Key Rates In Its 3d Attack on Global Slump
Starr to Accuse President Of Obstructing His Inquiries
Rancorous House Panel Hears Starr’s Case For Impeachment
Remaining States Approve The Pact On Tobacco Suits
Clinton Appeals To North Korea For Closer Ties
White House Renews Push for Impeachment Deal
Clintons’ Friend Found Not Guilty Of All 9 Embezzlement Charges
Reno Ends Inquiry Into Fund-Raising By Vice President
British Court Rules Against Pinochet; Now Cabinet Must Weigh Extradition
Computer Trouble Looms For States In 2000, U.S. Finds
Clinton Responds To Hyde’s Queries; Yields No Ground
Public Schools Confronting Issue of Racial Preferences
For Oil Workers, Merger Is Just Another Word for More Layoffs
DECEMBER
Judiciary Panel Plans To Examine Campaign Finance
Exxon And Mobil Announce $80 Billion Deal To Create World’s Largest Company
Espy Is Acquitted On Gifts Received While In Cabinet
Republicans Drop Bid To Investigate Clinton Campaign
C.I.A. Is Focus of Inquiry in China Rocket Case
Hoffa Will Lead Teamsters After Chief Rival Concedes
Clinton Lawyers Get Two Full Days For Defense Case
Netanyahu Gains Delay In Key Vote On Removing Him
Satellite Company Faulted Over Rocket Aid to China
Impeachment Counts Unveiled As Democrats Draft A Censure
Debate On Impeachment Begins As Lawyers Make Final Pleas; Panel’s First Vote Likely Today
Panel, On Party Lines, Votes Impeachment; Clinton Voices Remorse, Invites Censure
Panel Completes Impeachment Votes And Defeats Democrats’ Censure Bid
President, Facing Vote, Denies Perjury And Says He Won’t Quit
Polls Aside, G.O.P. Stance on Impeachment Hardens
White House Grasps At Options As Waverers Move To Impeach
Impeachment Vote In House Delayed As Clinton Launches Iraq Air Strike, Citing Military Need To Move Swiftly
House To Debate Impeachment Today As U.S. Continues Air Assault On Iraq
With Partisan Rancor, A Bitter House Debates The President’s Impeachment
Clinton Impeached: He Faces Senate Trial, 2D In History; Vows To Do Job Till Term’s ‘Last Hour’
Parties In Senate Split On Issue Of Whether Trial Is Mandatory
As Octuplets Remain in Peril, Ethics Questions Are Raised
U.S. Help for Mexican Military Has Not Curtailed Drug Traffic
Homicides Decline Below 1964 Level In New York City
4-Day Cold Spell Slams California; Crops Devastated
Yeltsin Agrees To Closer Ties With Belarus
Belarus’s Chief Pursues Dream To Revive the Old Soviet Union
Germ Weapons: In Soviet Past Or in the New Russia’s Future?
Cambodian Leader Resists Punishing Top Khmer Rouge
New Requirements for Sprinklers In Apartment Buildings Is Likely
House Panel Says Chinese Obtained U.S. Arms Secrets
News Source: New York Times
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