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The paper says that the indefinite postponement of Lewinsky's deposition--originally scheduled for today--in the Paula Jones case was sought by her attorney while he negotiates with Starr.
The New York Times carries the gun enforcement money inside, but joins the Los Angeles Times in leading with the abrupt postponement of the Israel-Syria talks that had been scheduled to resume in West Virginia this week.
It said Arafat was willing to negotiate this postponement because he fears that a Palestinian independence declaration on the eve of an Israeli election would give Netanyahu a boost.
The protests forced the postponement of the opening ceremony as thousands of people castigated the WTO for being, in the words of the New York Times , "a handmaiden of corporate interests whose rulings undermine health, labor and environmental protections around the world."
The Washington Post goes with what it calls "the first sign of trouble" with the just-brokered Middle East peace accord--Benjamin Netanyahu's postponement of his cabinet's vote on it, citing doubts about Palestinian compliance.