They call on Americans to get serious about ethics and integrity in both public and private life, and to look on the impeachment process as a constitutional and ethical imperative. Netscape Now that America Online is buying Netscape, Microsoft must face a new superpower in the Cold War for the Internet. Recently AOL also gobbled up its rival CompuServe along with ICQ, an Israeli-based chat service with 20 million customers. And that means Microsoft wants its antitrust suit discarded. Suit supporters, however, say the company's tactics may have driven Netscape into a merger.
Bishops get tough American Catholic bishops are taking a harder line on abortion.
The National Conference of Catholic Bishops issued a statement saying that parishioners must do more than just hold pro-life positions privately. Frank Pavone of the Pontifical Council for the Family says this statement will help end the public scandal of Catholic politicians who support abortion. Those who hold that there is more than one Catholic position on abortion are mistaken and need to stop misleading others. Just days before the statement was issued, an awards ceremony for New Jersey Gov. Christie Whitman was booted off Seton Hall University's law school campus when the school balked at her support for abortion. Instead, depositors should pay attention to their monthly statements-and read any Y2K reports from their bank.