Word: suit
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Renting out the space for parties was a suit waiting to happen," he says...
...woman at the center of the storm? Lewinsky's deposition in the Paula Jones suit, scheduled for Friday, has been "postponed indefinitely" by the judge in the case, Susan Webber Wright. A good thing too, because a reporter from CBS tracked Lewinsky down at her mother's apartment in the Watergate hotel. Politely, she declined to comment. Had she needed to leave the building today, the media feeding frenzy would have made yesterday's Kenneth Starr camera-crew-crush look like Sunday brunch...
Soames said a suit has not been filed...
...same, the image advantage went to Jones when the Washington Times reported that Clinton's long-anticipated deposition in the suit would be heard on Jan. 17 in the White House and that Jones would be there to look him in the eye. Because the time and place are supposed to be secret, they both may change. But Bennett also says he will make no move to challenge Jones' right to attend. Plaintiffs in civil cases often do, though they can't ask questions themselves. The mere thought of her sitting across from Clinton with a fixed expression was enough...
...President Clinton accepted the gift of a dog, Buddy [PEOPLE, Dec. 22]. Eventually the media will begin to talk about racism, since Socks is mostly black. So far, no Republican Senator has demanded an investigation, but someone could file a conflict-of-interest suit on behalf of Socks (who will probably be represented by Johnnie Cochran). Then if Janet Reno refuses to appoint a special prosecutor, we'll be hearing about Buddygate all through 1998. Why would anyone want to be President? CAROL L. KING Sunnyvale, Calif...