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...Navy has come a long way since then. Kelso, who was tarnished by the scandal, retired early. In his wake, women stormed aboard warships. They are now assigned to 155 vessels--106 of them combatants--and they account for 11,400 of the 155,000 officers and sailors afloat. Some ships have substantial numbers: the carrier Eisenhower has 600 women in a crew of 4,700. The Jarrett has only four, all officers, because the lack of berthing space has kept the enlisted ranks all male. By 2004, when nearly all vessels will be opened to women, the Navy...
Your cover and headline "Cops, Brutality & Race" stereotyped all police officers as brutal racists. The Diallo case and Los Angeles police department scandal are no more typical of the vast majority of police than inner-city crime is representative of all African Americans. MARK FRYE Myrtle Beach...
First Filegate, then Travelgate, then Monicagate, now E-Gate. Yes, the Clinton White House troubles have gotten with the times and gone cyber. The latest budding scandal has the White House being investigated by the Justice Department for allegedly harassing a trio of techies over lost e-mails. But will it get lost in the same "he said, she said" fog that has so far kept any bigwigs from losing their jobs or being stymied in their political ambitions? For those with the most to lose from the latest allegations, Al Gore and Hillary Clinton, it's certainly another piece...
...system, caught the glitch in January 1998 and immediately notified the White House. Three of the firm's employees now say they were threatened by presidential aides with dismissal and jail time if they reported the lost e-mails, which, according to one techie, included dirt on the Lewinsky scandal, Filegate and campaign finance activities of 1996. White House representatives said no such threats were made...
...wardrobe is about as subtle as Steven Soderberg's grandstanding movie gets. As the real-life paralegal who uncovered a public-health scandal and helped win the largest civil judgment ever, Roberts gets to tell off lawyers, clerks, her decent boss (Albert Finney) and her faultless boyfriend (Aaron Eckhart) from the righteous perch of her 3-in. heels. And the bras that peek above her sweaters--they're more colorful than a Disney cartoon production number. They also provide the movie's only true uplift...