APRIL 1998 ARCHIVE

* POLICE STATE TACTICS ...New April 22, 1998

In this Washington Post article Dick Morris brings us current with charges that the Clinton White House may be using police state tactics in order to discredit Linda Tripp. On March 19, 1998, we published Morris' previous article which questioned how Jane Mayer, a writer for The New Yorker, could have legitimately secured Linda Tripp's employment records from the Pentagon. Morris charges the Clinton White House with blatant violations of the federal Privacy Act.

* REPUBLIC OF TEXAS CONVICTIONS ...New April 15, 1998

To read more about the jury verdict convicting eight Republic of Texas defendants on charges ranging from conspiracy to bank fraud and mail fraud in their U.S. District Court trial in Dallas, please refer to this article which appeared in today's Dallas Morning News.

THE JURY FINDS.........New April 14, 1998

We regret to report that eight of the nine Republic of Texas defendants on trial in U.S. District Court in Dallas have been found guilty on one or more counts. Only Mark Hernandez was acquitted. The others are being held in detention until sentencing, which is scheduled to occur this coming July. Appeals are anticipated. More details to follow.

* THE MILLENIUM BUG ...New April 7, 1998

Read what Geoff Metcalf has to say about the ramifications of "The Millenium Bug." Easy to see why some commentators see the potential for systemic chaos--perhaps a prelude to government issued (and controlled) smart cards to track all Americans?

* FULL TEXT OF DISMISSAL OF PAULA JONES SUIT ...New April 2, 1998

Hot off the wire, here is an Associated Press release from just before midnight, April 1, 1998 regarding the dismissal of the Paula Corbin Jones suit against President Clinton.