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The New York Times and Los Angeles Times go with President Boris Yeltsin's dismissal of his main government officers, including his prime minister, Sergei Kiriyenko, which is also the off-lead at the Washington Post and USAT . The WP leads with Newt Gingrich's first extensive comments about Kenneth Starr's investigation since The Speech, which include his declaration that impeachment would require not "a single human mistake" but "a pattern of felonies."
And while there are many situations--like the dismissal of workers for organizing--where this difference seems inarguably clear, elsewhere things are fuzzier.
Asked if she was offered guidelines about editing the journal after Lundberg's dismissal, DeAngelis told the Washington Post , "Editorial freedom is essential.
But the papers don't say how this capability is thought by the administration to avoid the perceived most problematic feature of the current law: that if an independent counsel is to be truly not controlled by the executive branch, he must be virtually immune from dismissal.
"The letter that led to Mr. Vulterin's dismissal is believed to have followed leaks from within the BIS revealing a successful MI6 operation in which Iraq's leading spymaster in the region defected to the West," the newspaper said.