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...Senate, Congress's upper house, one of the world's great deliberative bodies, last week saw an exchange that reflected its illustrious heritage. The issue: possibly anticompetitive practices of Microsoft Corp. Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah, home of Microsoft's competitor Novell, spoke first...
...this reason, Microsoft has become extremely controversial of late. The Justice Department lawsuit filed last fall over the earlier consent degree is still ongoing, and may be expanded next month. Several states' attorneys general are investigating Microsoft's trade practices, as is the European Union. More recently, Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) held committee hearings in early March questioning whether or not Microsoft was hurting competitiveness in the computer industry, and a few months after the Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit was announced, newspapers reported a surge in anti-Microsoft feelings. One Microsoft employee complained they were being demonized...
...documents from Clinton personally, rather than from the White House, and that they were well aware of the distinction. It?s a denial that sticks within the letter, if not the spirit, of the law -- and leaves the Clinton administration somewhat open to the charge made by Orrin Hatch, Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, in Sunday?s New York Times. ?The White House,? Hatch wrote, ?appears as interested in the truth as O.J. Simpson is in finding Nicole Simpson?s killer...
...behaved better during the four-hour grilling before a Senate panel presided over by Republican Orrin Hatch of Utah--especially given the adversarial trap that had been set for him. Room 216 of the Hart Senate Office Building has seen its share of drama. But for sheer media mass--as measured by the number of cameras--Gates' first congressional testimony was great one-day theater...
...statement in the Paula Jones case. It was a stampede to judgment of the kind not seen since the Lewinsky crisis began, and its tracks were marked by those two well-worn words: If true. ?If the evidence is true... I think this presidency will be over,? said Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah). ?If it?s true, it?s sexual assault,? said Patricia Ireland, president...