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LIBRARIES HARNESS the POWER OF
EOP Librarians--
Your Information Partners
EOP Library
Room 308 OEOB
x57000
INFORMATION FOR YOU
October 22, 1997
MEMORANDUM FOR: STEVE COHEN
103 OEOB
SUBJECT:
Current Awareness Search on Hillary Rodham Clinton
Attached is this week's current awareness search. If you need any articles full text, or have
any questions, please contact Melinda Alter in the OEOB Library (Room 308, x57000).
Record - 1
DIALOG (R) File 736:Seattle Post-Int.
(c) 1997 Seattle Post-Intelligencer. All rts. reserv.
09288085
CLINTON FACES SOME HOSTILITY IN BRAZIL, APOLOGIZES FOR SLUR TRADE FRICTIONS
REMAIN AFTER CARDOSO MEETING
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER (SP) - Wednesday, October 15, 1997
By: TERENCE HUNT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Edition: Final Section: News Page: A2
Word Count: 704
Record - 2
DIALOG (R) File 736:Seattle Post-Int.
(c) 1997 Seattle Post-Intelligencer. All rts. reserv.
09288050
GOP'S NETHERCUTT DECIDES NOT TO RUN AGAINST MURRAY
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER (SP) - Wednesday, October 15, 1997
By: JOEL CONNELLY P-I NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT
Edition: Final Section: News Page: B2
Word Count: 671
Record - 3
DIALOG (R) File 736: Seattle Post-Int.
(c) 1997 Seattle Post-Intelligencer. All rts. reserv.
09286083
CLINTON HAILS THE 'NEW WORLD' OF LATIN AMERICA TOUR MEANT TO BOOST FREE
TRADE
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER (SP) - Monday, October 13, 1997
By: JAMES BENNET THE NEW YORK TIMES
Edition: Final Section: News Page: A1
Word Count: 845
Record - 4
DIALOG (R) File 736:Seattle Post-Int.
(c) 1997 Seattle Post-Intelligencer. All rts. reserv.
09284035
NEW REPORT, SAME CONCLUSION: FOSTER KILLED HIMSELF
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER (SP) - Saturday, October 11, 1997
By: PETE YOST THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Edition: Final Section: News Page: A3
Word Count: 572
Record - 1
DIALOG (R) File 704: (Portland) The Oregonian
(c) 1997 The Oregonian. All rts. reserv.
09288055
CLINTON TRIES TO SMOOTH TIES WITH BRAZIL DURING HIS VISIT
Oregonian (PO) - Wednesday, October 15, 1997
By: TERENCE HUNT The Associated Press
Edition: SUNRISE Section: WIRE STORIES Page: A05
Word Count: 440
Record - 2
DIALOG (R) File 704: (Portland) The Oregonian
(c) 1997 The Oregonian. All rts. reserv.
09287052
BILL AND HILLARY MAY VERY WELL HEAD WEST WHEN RETIREMENT CALLS
Oregonian (PO) - Tuesday, October 14, 1997
By: Compiled by Rod Patterson - of The Oregonian staff
Edition: SUNRISE Section: LIVING Page: C02
Word Count: 1,041
Record - 3
DIALOG (R) File 704: (Portland) The Oregonian
(c) 1997 The Oregonian. All rts. reserv.
09286078
SAVAGE PLAYS IT SMART ON CAMPUS WHEN HE'S NOT PERFORMING ON TV
Oregonian (PO) - Monday, October 13, 1997
By: From wire reports
Edition: SUNRISE Section: WIRE STORIES Page: C02
Word Count: 845
Record - 4
DIALOG (R) File 704: (Portland) The Oregonian
(c) 1997 The Oregonian. All rts. reserv.
09286046
HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS
Oregonian (PO) - Monday, October 13, 1997
By: E.J. DIONNE JR. - Washington Post Writers Group
Edition: SUNRISE Section: EDITORIAL Page: B08
Word Count: 661
Record - 5
DIALOG (R) File 704: (Portland) The Oregonian
(c) 1997 The Oregonian. All rts. reserv.
09286036
CLINTON'S LATIN TOUR HIGHLIGHTS HARMONY
Oregonian (PO) - Monday, October 13, 1997
By: JOHN F. HARRIS - LA Times - Washington Post Services
Edition: SUNRISE Section: WIRE STORIES Page: A01
Word Count: 653
Record - 6
DIALOG (R) File 704: (Portland) The Oregonian
(c) 1997 The Oregonian. All rts. reserv.
09284018
STARR AGREES FOSTER KILLED HIMSELF
Oregonian (PO) - Saturday, October 11, 1997
By: PETE YOST The Associated Press
Edition: SUNRISE Section: WIRE STORIES Page: A09
Word Count: 794
Record - 1
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Copyright 1997 The Atlanta Constitution
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
October 21, 1997, Tuesday, ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: NATIONAL NEWS; Pg. 12A
LENGTH: 792 words
HEADLINE: ON WASHINGTON;
White House driving hard for 'fast track'
BYLINE: Compiled by Ernie Freda; from staff, our news services and published;
reports
BODY:
Albert and Queen Victoria.
ELSEWHERE
SmithKline Beecham announced it has sent a case of caffeine-based alertness
pills to Chelsea Clinton at Stanford University, but the first daughter
reportedly already is a night owl like her dad and may not
GRAPHIC: Mug of Attorney General Janet Reno (Constitution Metro and Home
editions)
Mug of Chelsea Clinton (Constitution and Journal Final edition)
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Copyright 1997 The Atlanta Constitution
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
October 21, 1997, Tuesday, ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: FEATURES; Pg. 10E
LENGTH: 2083 words
HEADLINE: MARRYING INTO POLITICS;
What's the role of a mayor's spouse? In Atlanta, expectations seem to be growing
that involvement of the 'second person' will be more than merely ceremonial
whatever that means.
BYLINE: Jill Vejnoska; STAFF WRITER
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organizing a working women's round-table discussion at Mary Mac's
restaurant attended by first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Yet despite several requests made through her husband's campaign office, Mrs.
Campbell, 41, declined to be interviewed for this
Louis' first lady wants to devote herself to the cause of physically
cleaning up and refurbishing City Hall.
Still, the South where "Mrs. Bill Clinton's" decision to reclaim her
married name as recently as 1982 is credited with helping win back the Arkansas
governorship for her husband
may be
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Copyright 1997 The Denver Post Corporation
The Denver Post
October 21, 1997 Tuesday 2D EDITION
SECTION: DENVER & THE WEST; Pg. B-07
LENGTH: 707 words
HEADLINE: Jones case spells death of privacy
BYLINE: Maureen Dowd
BODY:
Carpenter-McMillan, Mrs. Jones is more interested in self-promotion than
a settlement. Unfortunately, this is an issue of the day, as Clinton and Mrs.
Jones careen toward a horrific faceoff.
Some think this is poetic (or prosaic) justice for the imprudent Bill
Clinton,
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Copyright 1997 Newsday, Inc.
Newsday (New York, NY)
October 21, 1997, Tuesday, QUEENS EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Page A04
LENGTH: 545 words
HEADLINE: FORMER GOV. CAREY SUPPORTS GIULIANI
BYLINE: By Dan Janison and Robert Polner. STAFF WRITERS
BODY:
Seeking her own boost from political celebrity, the Manhattan borough
president yesterday accompanied Hillary Rodham Clinton to a party for the
Children's Defense Fund anniversary at Lincoln Center.
Both of the candidates also gave statements of support
GRAPHIC: 1) AP Photo-Democratic mayoral challenger Ruth Messinger gets some
heavyweight backing yesterday, appearing with Hillary Rodham Clinton at a party
for the Children's Defense Fund anniversary at Lincoln Center. 2) Newsday Photo
by
PERSON: RUDOLPH WILLIAM GIULIANI; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
SUBJECT: RUDOLPH GIULIANI. RUTH MESSINGER. CANDIDATE. MAYOR. NEW YORK CITY.
ENDORSEMENT. HILLARY CLINTON. HUGH CAREY.
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Copyright 1997 The Times-Picayune Publishing Co.
The Times-Picayune
October 21, 1997 Tuesday, THIRD
SECTION: METRO; Pg. B7
LENGTH: 712 words
HEADLINE: A LAMENT FOR OUR LOST DIGNITY
BYLINE: By Maureen Dowd
BODY:
Carpenter-McMillan, Mrs. Jones is more interested in self-promotion than
a settlement.
Unfortunately, this is an issue of the day, as Clinton and Mrs. Jones careen
toward a horrific faceoff.
Some think this is poetic (or prosaic) justice for the imprudent Bill
Clinton,
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Copyright 1997 Chicago Sun-Times, Inc.
Chicago Sun-Times
October 20, 1997, MONDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: FTR; Pg. 43
LENGTH: 666 words
HEADLINE: With Brandmeier gone, AM-1000 shuffles deck
BYLINE: Robert Feder
BODY:
conference on domestic violence in Washington, D.C. Participants at the
national radio event include first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton.
To mark "Sir Georg Solti Day in Chicago," as proclaimed by Mayor Daley,
WFMT-FM (98.7) will
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Copyright 1997 Chicago Sun-Times, Inc.
Chicago Sun-Times
October 20, 1997, MONDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: NWS; Pg. 7
LENGTH: 718 words
HEADLINE: Prairie Ave. district puts focus on women;
Creativity thrives on historic S. Side
BYLINE: BY DELLA DE LAFUENTE
BODY:
women.
Chicago women who work in art, history and culture abound on the elegant,
tree-lined street where the Hillary Rodham Clinton Women's Park will be
dedicated on Oct. 27.
Opening restaurants, galleries and an upscale inn, entrepreneurial women are
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in the Prairie Avenue Historic District. An 1893 sculpture recalling the
Fort Dearborn massacre is on the grounds of the new Hillary Rodham Clinton
Women's Park.
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Copyright 1997 The Des Moines Register, Inc.
The Des Moines Register
October 20, 1997, Monday
SECTION: Main News Pg. 7
LENGTH: 344 words
HEADLINE: Clinton turns up the heat on free-trade agreement
SOURCE: Associated Press
BODY:
deals that will allow U.S. corporations to move more of their factories
to low-wage countries with lax environmental laws.
President Clinton and his wife, Hillary, arrive back at the White House
Sunday morning after an overnight flight from Argentina.
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Copyright 1997 McClatchy Newspapers, Inc.
Sacramento Bee
October 20, 1997, METRO FINAL
SECTION: EDITORIALS; Pg. B5
LENGTH: 730 words
HEADLINE: QUESTIONS CLINTON SHOULD BE ASKED
BYLINE: William Safire
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
reason to switch Huang from favor-doer to money-seeker? Did you direct
Harold Ickes or Lindsey to tell the DNC to hire Huang?
* Do you or Hillary Rodham Clinton have any personal diary or journal
entries, or any recordings for memoirs not part of the White House files, or
notes
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Copyright 1997 St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Inc.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 20, 1997, Monday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. 01A
LENGTH: 1104 words
HEADLINE: CLINTONS' CONFERENCE BRINGS DAY-CARE ISSUE TO THE FORE
BYLINE: Richard Dudman; Special To The Post-Dispatch
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
President Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton are changing the subject
this week.
Heading away from the fund-raising scandals that are a big buzz in Washington
but seem to be
parents in St. Louis and everywhere else in America - how to get decent
day care for the children.
Mrs. Clinton broached the subject last month, when their daughter left for
college. Mrs. Clinton joked that she was "looking for ways to divert myself from
my empty nest. "
Diversion or not, on Thursday she and Clinton will
GRAPHIC: PHOTO, Color Photo from AP - President Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham
Clinton return Sunday from South America.
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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Copyright 1997 Chicago Tribune Company
Chicago Tribune
October 20, 1997 Monday, NORTH SPORTS FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 2; ZONE: N; Hevrdejs & Conklin INC.
LENGTH: 609 words
HEADLINE: BLAGOJEVICH DECIDES NOT TO WATCH CLOCK IN MARATHON OUTING
BYLINE: Judy Hevrdejs and Mike Conklin.
BODY:
for Chicago-Kent College of Law's Library of International Relations.
Reunion: If you've been in a public photo-op with Hillary Clinton on one of
her many trips here, you may be hearing from the First Lady soon. We hear she
wants to invite a wide variety of
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Copyright 1997 Chicago Tribune Company
Chicago Tribune
October 20, 1997 Monday, EVENING UPDATE EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 7; ZONE: C; EVENING. Health.
LENGTH: 898 words
HEADLINE: AN ONLY CHILD
BYLINE: By Gayle Vassar Melvin, Contra Costa Times.
BODY:
attuned to personal relationships because they observe how the adults in
their homes conduct themselves, White says. Famous onlies include Chelsea
Clinton, Indira Gandhi, Elvis Presley and Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
"The fact is only children are pretty extraordinary people in terms of their
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Copyright 1997 Globe Newspaper Company
The Boston Globe
October 19, 1997, Sunday, City Edition
SECTION: OP-ED; Pg. C7
LENGTH: 800 words
HEADLINE: Tempest in a coffee pot;
ROBERT KUTTNER;
Robert Kuttner's is co-editor of The American Prospect. His column appears
regularly in the Globe.
BYLINE: By Robert Kuttner
BODY:
Clinton invited swells in for coffee.
Sample recent Safire column proposing questions for Reno to ask Clinton: "Do
you or Hillary Clinton have any personal diary or journal entries, or any
recordings for memoirs not part of the White House files, or notes
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Copyright 1997 Chicago Sun-Times, Inc.
Chicago Sun-Times
October 19, 1997, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: EDITORIAL; Pg. 35
LENGTH: 220 words
HEADLINE: A fitting birthday bash
BYLINE: EDITORIALS
BODY:
No doubt first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton is taking stock of her life, as
many of us do when we hit 50. Hers has been a full one: Yale Law School
graduate, high-
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Copyright 1997 Chicago Sun-Times, Inc.
Chicago Sun-Times
October 19, 1997, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: SUNDAY NEWS; KUP'S COLUMN; Pg. 14
LENGTH: 1129 words
BYLINE: Irv Kupcinet
BODY:
That toddlin' town
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, during her 50th birthday celebration in
Chicago on Oct. 27, wants to reach out to the many people and organizations that
celebration of Burr Tillstrom's "Kukla, Fran and Ollie," a show she
seldom missed.
One more time
And the next day, Mrs. Clinton will appear on the Oprah Winfrey show and
address a Woman's Leadership fund-raiser. (And on the seventh day, she
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Copyright 1997 Chicago Sun-Times, Inc.
Chicago Sun-Times
October 19, 1997, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: SUNDAY NEWS; Pg. 22
LENGTH: 786 words
HEADLINE: Should the first lady be last lady we pity?
BYLINE: Mary A. Mitchell
BODY:
Before we get too sappy about Hillary Rodham Clinton's upcoming 50th
birthday, let's remember one thing: She will turn an easy 50.
She will be a 50-
empty nest as a symbol that "embodies the challenge facing baby boom
women: What's the next act?"
Huh? What "next act"?
Hillary Clinton's life is hardly an example of what women facing 50 are up
against. Yes, she may have the crow's-feet and middle-age spread,
find me looking for things to keep me busy. Instead, I will be struggling
with responsibilities until the final chapter closes.
If Hillary Clinton's experience epitomizes the angst of female baby boomers
turning 50, then many of us are likely to feel a bit cheated when we
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Copyright 1997 Chicago Sun-Times, Inc.
Chicago Sun-Times
October 19, 1997, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: SUNDAY NEWS; SNEED ON SUNDAY; Pg. 10
LENGTH: 683 words
HEADLINE: Sue's museum arrival is one big deal
BYLINE: Michael Sneed
BODY:
hubby for focusing on the environment.)
P.S. A rose is named after Nancy Reagan. A tulip after Hillary Rodham
Clinton.
Naomi & Nelson
No, it isn't a romance. South African President Nelson Mandela has made model
Naomi
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Copyright 1997 The Houston Chronicle Publishing Company
The Houston Chronicle
October 19, 1997, Sunday 4 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 9
LENGTH: 455 words
HEADLINE: Monument honors contributions of women in the nation's military
SOURCE: New York Times
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
30,000 people, including tourists, government officials and Vice
President Al Gore and Tipper Gore. In recorded remarks, Hillary Rodham
Clinton, honorary chairman of the Women in Military Service for America Memorial
Foundation, called the event long-awaited.
Men and
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Copyright 1997 The Houston Chronicle Publishing Company
The Houston Chronicle
October 19, 1997, Sunday 2 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 10
LENGTH: 513 words
HEADLINE: Republicans move aggressively to promote school voucher plan
SOURCE: Los Angeles Times
BYLINE: ROBERT SHOGAN
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
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charged that the measure would undermine support for public education.
For their part, Republicans pointedly recalled that the president and first lady
Hillary Rodham Clinton had passed over the district's public schools to send
their daughter, Chelsea, to Washington's tony Sidwell Friends private school.
So why are the
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Copyright 1997 Journal Sentinel Inc.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
October 19, 1997 Sunday Early
SECTION: News Pg. 8
LENGTH: 812 words
HEADLINE: Clinton finding peace, friends say
Despite problems, president enjoying his life and his accomplishments
BYLINE: ANN SCALES
SOURCE: Boston Globe
DATELINE: Washington
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"That's what Hillary says, II Clinton said, as the crowd roared its approval in
the ballroom of the Excelsior Hotel in Little Rock, Ark., where the show was
broadcast live.
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Copyright 1997 Journal Sentinel Inc.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
October 19, 1997 Sunday All
SECTION: Crossroads Pg. 4 Sandy Grady
LENGTH: 847 words
HEADLINE: Tapes reveal Clinton as panhandler in chief
BYLINE: SANDY GRADY
SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News.
BODY:
like a long-lost pal "Johnny, howya doing?" Same Chung who handed $50,000
to an aide to Hillary Rodham Clinton to set up this chat-and-chow.
Here's Clinton effusively glad-handing Pauline Kanchanalak "Pauline!" Same
lobbyist, donations under
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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Copyright 1997 Journal Sentinel Inc.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
October 19, 1997 Sunday All
SECTION: Crossroads Pg. 1
LENGTH: 717 words
HEADLINE: For Clintons, it's better than the dog house
BYLINE: DICK FEAGLER
SOURCE: Cleveland Plain Dealer
BODY:
While chatting with some Washington, D.C., schoolchildren whose schools have
leaky roofs, Hillary Clinton mentioned that the White House, too, has a leaky
roof. The first lady revealed that it was sometimes necessary for the president
to find
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Copyright 1997 Newsday, Inc.
Newsday (New York, NY)
October 19, 1997, Sunday, ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: FANFARE; Page D38
LENGTH: 746 words
HEADLINE: THE FAMILY FILMGOER / STILL ON THE SCREEN
BYLINE: Jane Horwitz. Washington Post Writers Group
BODY:
told tale puts forth a double-edged plot to assassinate the first lady
(who is tastelessly portrayed as similar to Hillary Clinton) and cover up a
mistake in which U.S. soldiers died needlessly. The rating reflects strong
profanity, verbal sexual
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Copyright 1997 Newsday, Inc.
Newsday (New York, NY)
October 19, 1997, Sunday, ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: FANFARE; Page D19
LENGTH: 1216 words
HEADLINE: LET'S TALK GERSHWIN / COMPOSER MARVIN HAMLISCH HOSTS A GALA CENTENNIAL
TRIBUTE TO THE BROTHERS GEORGE AND IRA AT THE TILLES CENTER. AND GUEST WHO WILL
BE PLAYING A PIANO DUET WITH HIM
BYLINE: By Blake Green. STAFF WRITER
BODY:
scene, I still don't drink or smoke. " But his living room today is a
gallery of framed photographs: Hamlisch with Hillary Rodham Clinton. Queen
Elizabeth (and the Queen Mother) The Dalai Lama. Barbra Streisand, also the
source of the two Emmys flanking his mantelpiece (he was the musical arranger
and
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Newsday (New York, NY)
October 19, 1997, Sunday, NASSAU EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Page A13
LENGTH: 705 words
HEADLINE: HILLARY IS THE STAR
BYLINE: LIZ SMITH
BODY:
1912 and even 1903. But her son found her actual birthdate in some
medical files - 1907.
FIRST LADY Hillary Rodham Clinton is the star attraction tomorrow night at
the 25th Anniversary celebration of the Children's Defense Fund Gala, happening
at Avery Fisher Hall. Already, more than $1 million has been raised for this
great cause. Mrs. Clinton will appear on stage doing a reading. Other performers
include: Rosie O'Donnell, Glenn Close, Davis
GRAPHIC: Newsday Photo, 1996, by John Paraskevas-Hillary Clinton. She'll do a
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The Plain Dealer
October 19, 1997 Sunday, FINAL / ALL
SECTION: NATIONAL; Pg. 19A
LENGTH: 366 words
HEADLINE: WOMEN IN ARMED FORCES HONORED
BYLINE: NEW YORK TIMES
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
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30,000 people, including tourists, government officials and Vice
President Al Gore and his wife, Tipper. In prerecorded remarks, Hillary Rodham
Clinton, honorary chairman of the Women in Military Service for America Memorial
Foundation, called the event long-awaited.
Men and
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
October 19, 1997, Sunday
SECTION: OPINION; Ed. 1,2; Pg. G-3
LENGTH: 811 words
HEADLINE: Misplaced indignation in Washington
BYLINE: Robert Kuttner; THE AMERICAN PROSPECT
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Clinton invited swells in for coffee.
(Sample recent Safire column, proposing questions for Reno to ask Clinton:
"Do you or Hillary Clinton have any personal diary or journal entries, or any
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
October 19, 1997, Sunday
SECTION: NEWS; Ed. 1,2; Pg. A-21
LENGTH: 967 words
HEADLINE: Argentina backs U.S. global greenhouse view;
Presidents agree developing nations should cut emissions
BYLINE: George E. Condon Jr.; COPLEY NEWS SERVICE
BODY:
fugitive Nazis such as Josef Mengele, it is reminiscent of a Tyrolean
skiing village.
Upon arriving here, the president and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton took
a boat ride that gave them a good look at Parque Nacional Arrayanes. The park's
rare native
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The San Francisco Chronicle
OCTOBER 19, 1997, SUNDAY, SUNDAY EDITION
SECTION: SUNDAY REVIEW; Pg. 2; BETWEEN THE LINES
LENGTH: 842 words
HEADLINE: Without Women, It's Half the Story
BYLINE: Patricia Holt
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in rape cases, for example) or, worse, the 'rhymes with witch'' headline
grabbers about women in powerful positions, from Hillary Clinton to Leona
Helmsley.
Flanders is also sensitive to the language of omission, as when she quotes
CBS News reporter David Martin referring to the 1991 Tailhook
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Chicago Tribune
October 19, 1997 Sunday, CHICAGOLAND FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 3; ZONE: C
LENGTH: 1093 words
HEADLINE: CLINTON TRIP NOT MUCH OF A TANGO;
LATIN AMERICANS COOL TO HIS TRADE PROPOSALS
BYLINE: By William Neikirk, Tribune Staff Writer.
DATELINE: BARILOCHE, Argentina
BODY:
Clinton's visit produced little excitement. He was welcomed with a
curious ennui by most people on the streets.
His wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, upstaged him in Buenos Aires in a speech in
which she indirectly supported a women's right to choose an
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Chicago Tribune
October 19, 1997 Sunday, CHICAGOLAND FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 2; ZONE: C; Hevrdejs & Conklin INC.
LENGTH: 540 words
HEADLINE: SPIKE LEE TO BE COURTSIDE ALL OVER CHICAGO
BYLINE: Judy Hevrdejs and Mike Conklin.
BODY:
Pier from its current home at the Ruth Page Theatre on North Dearborn
Street.
Hillary beat: Don't expect Hillary Clinton's birthday party to be a
buttoned-up event--not when the guest of honor requested a cross-section of
Chicago talent
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The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
October 18, 1997, Saturday, ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: EDITORIAL; Pg. 12A Martha Ezzard
LENGTH: 594 words
HEADLINE: SATURDAY TALK;
Saturday Voices;
First lady succumbs to traditional role
BYLINE: Martha Ezzard
BODY:
I don't like Hillary Clinton in pastels. And I have been an unabashed Hillary
fan.
Time magazine, with Hillary on its cover this week, says the first
factly that Hillary has learned the hard lesson that a first lady
"succeeds in public at her husband's peril. "
Is this 1997 or what?
Hillary Clinton was in my home twice when I lived in Denver. It was before
the 1992 election, and it was happenstance, really ---I
I thought was cool was the way Hillary answered some of the questions
that never got aired. One went something like this: Mrs. Clinton, you give a
bang-up stump speech some say better than your husband. Have you ever thought
of running for office?
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The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
October 18, 1997, SATURDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A2
LENGTH: 1016 words
HEADLINE: U.S. SAYS CHINA WILL STOP SENDING MISSILES TO IRAN
BYLINE: Compiled by Henry Bailey from these news services: The; Associated
Press, Los Angeles Times-Washington Post, The New York; Times, Reuters and
Scripps Howard
off as some 800 dignitaries arrived for the museum's inauguration.
BRIEFLY
-- Winding up their Latin American trip, President Clinton and wife,
Hillary, settled in Friday for an overnight stay at a rustic Argentine hotel in
the scenic Patagonia
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The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
October 18, 1997, SATURDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A2
LENGTH: 1016 words
HEADLINE: U.S. SAYS CHINA WILL STOP SENDING MISSILES TO IRAN
BYLINE: Compiled by Henry Bailey from these news services: The; Associated
Press, Los Angeles Times-Washington Post, The New York; Times, Reuters and
Scripps Howard
off as some 800 dignitaries arrived for the museum's inauguration.
BRIEFLY
-- Winding up their Latin American trip, President Clinton and wife,
Hillary, settled in Friday for an overnight stay at a rustic Argentine hotel in
the scenic Patagonia
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October 18, 1997, SATURDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A2
LENGTH: 1016 words
HEADLINE: U.S. SAYS CHINA WILL STOP SENDING MISSILES TO IRAN
BYLINE: Compiled by Henry Bailey from these news services: The; Associated
Press, Los Angeles Times-Washington Post, The New York; Times, Reuters and
Scripps Howard
off as some 800 dignitaries arrived for the museum's inauguration.
BRIEFLY
-- Winding up their Latin American trip, President Clinton and wife,
Hillary, settled in Friday for an overnight stay at a rustic Argentine hotel in
the scenic Patagonia
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THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS
October 18, 1997, Saturday, HOME FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 19A
LENGTH: 881 words
HEADLINE: Like Bush, Clinton finds difficulty raising U.S. awareness of S.
America
BYLINE: Kathy Lewis, Washington Bureau of The Dallas Morning News
DATELINE: BARILOCHE, Argentina
BODY:
policy-makers and emissaries.
George Bush tried to tell the story in 1990. Five years later, first lady
Hillary Rodham Clinton took a shot at it. President Clinton just spent the week
attempting to deliver the message.
countries whose democracies and free-enterprise systems have stabilized
and progressed. Gone, for example, was the phrase "fragile democracies" used
during Mrs. Clinton's trip.
"When President Bush came here in 1990 it was a very different time for
Argentina. Inflation was soaring. Output was
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The Des Moines Register
October 18, 1997, Saturday
SECTION: Main News Pg. 13
LENGTH: 768 words
HEADLINE: President Clinton at his grubbiest
BYLINE: Sandy Grady
SOURCE: Philadelphia Daily News
BODY:
Johnny Chung like a long-lost pal -"Johnny, howya doing?" Same Chung who
handed a Hillary Clinton aide $ 50,000 to set up this chat-and-chow. Here's
Clinton effusively glad-handing Pauline Kanchanalak -" Pauline!" Same lobbyist,
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The Houston Chronicle
October 18, 1997, Saturday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 22
LENGTH: 755 words
HEADLINE: 'Sea change' as Latin trip winds down;
Clinton underscores theme in talk to Argentine group
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: NANCY MATHIS
DATELINE: BARILOCHE, Argentina
BODY:
Argentina, Clinton stressed the peacekeeping role of that nation's
military. Today, he and Menem will emphasize the environment.
The president and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton are to return to
Washington early Sunday.
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
October 18, 1997 Saturday State
SECTION: News Pg. 1
LENGTH: 595 words
HEADLINE: Document shows Ickes was briefed
Disclosure clouds his testimony that he doesn't recall casino involvement
BYLINE: CARY SPIVAK
SOURCE: Journal Sentinel staff
BODY:
advice" and "Indian gaming policy matters," according to the list. Copies
of both memos were sent to top aides to first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton.
An undated memo about the "Hudson casino matter" written sometime in the fall
of 1996 by Clinton to then-chief of
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
October 18, 1997 Saturday State
SECTION: News Pg. 3
LENGTH: 454 words
HEADLINE: Clinton relaxing in famous resort
Latin American trip ends at playground for rich, celebrities in Argentina
SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: Bariloche, Argentina
BODY:
Clinton came here Friday, golf clubs in tow.
Winding up a three-nation Latin American trip, Clinton and his wife,
Hillary, settled in for an overnight stay at a Patagonian hotel with a rustic
wooden decor and the feel of
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Sacramento Bee
October 18, 1997, METRO FINAL
SECTION: CAL LIFE; Pg. CL8
LENGTH: 1699 words
HEADLINE: PATTERN OF SUCCESS
BYLINE: Patricia Beach Smith, Bee Home Furnishings Writer
BODY:
in travel and this paper sort of sums it up. The home will be the site of
the National First Ladies Library, so Hillary Clinton will dedicate it."
With an exterior shot or a date on a house or building, Tierney said they can
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
October 18, 1997, Saturday
SECTION: NEWS; Ed. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7; Pg. A-2
LENGTH: 733 words
HEADLINE: Visit illustrates new respect for South America
BYLINE: George E. Condon Jr. i COPLEY NEWS SERVICE
GRAPHIC: 1 PHOTO; RUTH FREMSON / Associated Press; Back to nature: President
Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton gazed toward the treetops yesterday while
exploring the Quetrihue Forest near San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina, with
their guide
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 18, 1997, Saturday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. 2, BRIEFS/NATION/WORLD COLUMN
LENGTH: 1170 words
HEADLINE: BRIEFS/NATION/WORLD
BYLINE: From Post-Dispatch Wire Services
BODY:
Hutu majority to kill and of distributing weapons to extremists.
ARGENTINA
Clintons Take Break In Resort Town
President Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, arrived Friday
in the Andean resort town of Bariloche, the final stop on their weeklong tour of
Latin America.
Arriving
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October 18, 1997, Saturday, THREE STAR EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. 2, BRIEFS/NATION/WORLD COLUMN
LENGTH: 1194 words
HEADLINE: NATION/WORLD BRIEFS
BYLINE: From Post-Dispatch Wire Services
BODY:
an abortive effort to export the revolution to Bolivia.
ARGENTINA
Clintons Take Break In Resort Town
President Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, arrived Friday
in the Andean resort town of Bariloche, the final stop on their weeklong tour of
Latin America.
Arriving
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The Baltimore Sun
October 17, 1997, Friday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: TELEGRAPH (NEWS), Pg. 18A
LENGTH: 448 words
HEADLINE: Argentina declared special U.S. military ally; Clinton proclamation
worries South Americans over regional balance
SOURCE: FROM WIRE REPORTS
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National Security Council for inter-American affairs, rejected
suggestions that the Argentine government was dragging its feet on the
investigation.
Hillary Rodham Clinton met with relatives of Argentines who disappeared in
the "dirty war" of the 1970s. They asked her to help them find children who were
stolen from detainees and secretly adopted by military families.
Mrs. Clinton spoke with leaders of Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo for 20
minutes after a rousing speech to Argentine women,
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Chicago Sun-Times
October 17, 1997, FRIDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: NWS; Pg. 18
LENGTH: 341 words
HEADLINE: Donors to pay for most of Clinton birthday bash
BYLINE: BY LYNN SWEET
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
Organizers of Hillary Rodham Clinton's 50th birthday festivities in Chicago
say most of the goods and services it needs will be donated.
The names of all
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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Chicago Sun-Times
October 17, 1997, FRIDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: NWS; KUP'S COLUMN; Pg. 46
LENGTH: 726 words
BYLINE: Irv Kupcinet
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in Nazi-friendly Swiss banks, soon will be seen in a movie.
THE CHICAGO visit of first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton will be recorded for
broadcast and archival purposes by Bill Kurtis and David Axelrod. Hillary also
would like a tape of their
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Chicago Sun-Times
October 17, 1997, FRIDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: SPT; SPORTS MEDIA; Pg. 133
LENGTH: 1095 words
HEADLINE: Pully's advice pays off big for ESPN's Pang
BYLINE: Jim O'Donnell
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regular postgame Kleenex session with Wannstedt. That, of course,
produced the same sort of flash news and insightful revelation we'd get if
Chelsea Clinton got to grill the President over his fundraising activities.
DAVID HALBERSTAM, THE PULITZER PRIZE-winning author, is the latest
arts-and-letters
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Chicago Sun-Times
October 17, 1997, FRIDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: EDT; Pg. 45
LENGTH: 517 words
HEADLINE: Jones trial will drag Clinton, U.S. through the mud
BYLINE: By Carl Rowan
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questions are:
"Please admit or deny the following: While he was governor of the state of
Arkansas, defendant Clinton had sexual relations with women (other than
Hillary Rodham Clinton) who later became employees of the state of Arkansas (or
an agency thereof) . "
"Please admit or deny
defendant Clinton had sexual relations with
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October 17, 1997, FRIDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: NWS; SNEED; Pg. 4
LENGTH: 691 words
BYLINE: Michael Sneed
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enough of them mysteriously appearing in the city budget. "
The kicker: Mayor Daley loves Halloween, and it was his idea.
Scoop city
Hillary Rodham Clinton's new press secretary is Steve "Scoop" Cohen, who
replaced the affable Neel Lattimore. Steve hates the name Scoop, which was
100th anniversary.
She will then go the Prairie Avenue Historic District, where the park
surrounding the Widow Clarke House will be named the Hillary Rodham Clinton
Women's Park of Chicago.
The first lady then will head to a discussion on race relations with young
people from throughout the
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THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS
October 17, 1997, Friday, HOME FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 8A
LENGTH: 739 words
HEADLINE: Clinton takes town hall' to Argentina President defends lifting ban on
arms sales, pushes free trade in televised event
BYLINE: Kathy Lewis, Washington Bureau of The Dallas Morning News
BODY:
surprises, no attempts to gain any advantage over one another. That's
the answer there, " he said.
As Mr. Clinton and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton attended a state dinner
on Thursday night, police dispersed 50 youths who had smashed store windows with
family members of some of the 85 killed in a 1994 terrorist bombing.
Before Mr. Clinton and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton began their official
duties here, they spent a late night out Wednesday at "Senor Tango" where they
watched what was described as a
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THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS
October 17, 1997, Friday, STATE EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 8A
LENGTH: 733 words
HEADLINE: Clinton takes town hall' to Argentina President defends lifting
arm-sales ban, pushes free trade in televised event
BYLINE: Kathy Lewis, Washington Bureau of The Dallas Morning News
DATELINE: BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
BODY:
members of some of the 85 people killed in a 1994 terrorist bombing.
Before Mr. Clinton and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton began their official
duties here, they spent a late night out Wednesday watching dancers in what was
described as a musical
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The Houston Chronicle
October 17, 1997, Friday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 28
LENGTH: 373 words
HEADLINE: Women happy to find vocal ally in the first lady
SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
BODY:
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - In a rousing speech met with frequent applause,
Hillary Rodham Clinton made an appeal Thursday for family planning programs in
Argentina to help women escape from a cycle of
GRAPHIC: Photo: Hillary Rodham Clinton reaches out to the audience at the Colon
Theater on Thursday; Associated Press
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The Houston Chronicle
October 17, 1997, Friday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 28
LENGTH: 270 words
HEADLINE: Clintons, entourage dance to wee hours at popular nightspot
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: NANCY MATHIS
DATELINE: BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
BODY:
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - It isn't all business with President Clinton and
his entourage.
The president and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton returned to their hotel
in the wee hours Thursday after going to Senor Tango, a popular nightspot where
the lusty Argentine
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October 17, 1997, Friday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 41
LENGTH: 814 words
HEADLINE: Seeing Clinton and his presidency at their grubbiest
BYLINE: SANDY GRADY
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Johnny Chung like a long-lost pal - "Johnny, howya doing?" Same Chung who
handed a Hillary Clinton aide $ 50,000 to set up this chat-and-chow. Here's
Clinton effusively gladhanding Pauline Kanchanalak - "Pauline!" Same lobbyist,
donations
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
October 17, 1997 Friday Final
SECTION: News Pg. 19
LENGTH: 262 words
HEADLINE: Applause for first lady on women's issues
SOURCE: Washington Post
DATELINE: Buenos Aires, Argentina
BODY:
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered a wide-ranging discourse on
feminism to a crowd of some of Argentina's best-educated and best-connected
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October 17, 1997 Friday Metro
SECTION: News Pg. 19
LENGTH: 265 words
HEADLINE: Mothers of missing meet with first lady
SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: Buenos Aires, Argentina
BODY:
On the heels of an address at the imposing Colon Theater, first lady
Hillary Rodham Clinton shared a private and emotional visit Thursday with the
mothers and grandmothers of Argentina's "disappeared."
"Her eyes filled with tears at one
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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Newsday (New York, NY)
October 17, 1997, Friday, NASSAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Page A25
LENGTH: 691 words
HEADLINE: HILLARY CLINTON PUSHES EQUALITY IN S. AMERICA / CALLS FOR EXPANDING
WOMEN'S LEGAL, POLITICAL, MEDICAL RIGHTS
BYLINE: By William Douglas. WASHINGTON BUREAU
DATELINE: Buenos Aires
BODY:
Aires - In a country where the name of the late first lady Eva Peron
still elicits cheers, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday drew applause
by calling for an expansion of legal, political and medical rights for women.
Democracy
1,200 was one of the most enthusiastic crowds that she and the president
have encountered on their their seven-day, three nation Latin American tour.
Hillary Clinton expressed awe about speaking on a stage graced by the likes
of legendary singers Enrico Caruso and Maria
efficient" anti-contraception methods and "legal abortion in order not to
die. "
Before joining her husband on this tour, Hillary Clinton visited Panama. The
first lady has kept an active schedule since Chelsea Clinton, their only child,
left home to attend Stanford University last month.
"I am, as you may know, an empty-
GRAPHIC: 1) AP Photo-Hillary Rodham Clinton greets the audience yesterday at the
Colon Theater in Buenos Aires. 2) Agence France-Presse Photo-Buenos
presents President Bill Clinton with a key to the city in a ceremony at
Plaza San Martin. Meanwhile, Hillary Rodham Clinton was cheered for touting
women's rights in the Argentine capital. (p. A04 NS)
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SUBJECT: HILLARY CLINTON. WOMEN. CIVIL RIGHTS. HEALTH CARE. POLITICS. VISITOR.
BRAZIL. VENEZUELA. BILL CLINTON. ARGENTINA.
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The Plain Dealer
October 17, 1997 Friday, FINAL / ALL
SECTION: EDITORIALS & FORUM; Pg. 11B
LENGTH: 327 words
HEADLINE: DON'T SUBSIDIZE DAY CARE;
PARENTS MUST DECIDE WHETHER THEY CAN AFFORD TO RAISE CHILDREN
BYLINE: By Bonnie Erbe
BODY:
While visiting a child-care facility in College Park, Md., recently,
Hillary Clinton said, "We need more subsidies for working parents, particularly
single parents. If we are going to have a policy
of ending welfare and
arguing for federal day-care subsidies or more laws to require companies
to pay for employees' day care, Mrs. Clinton should use the bully pulpit to tell
men and women they should educate themselves and launch decent careers before
they start families.
Both
an incredible responsibility - but one that rests ultimately on parents'
shoulders, not on the shoulders of government or corporations. Mrs. Clinton
would do a lot more good for children if she preached that message than by
seeking yet one more set of subsidies.
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The Plain Dealer
October 17, 1997 Friday, FINAL / ALL
SECTION: EDITORIALS & FORUM; Pg. 11B
LENGTH: 303 words
HEADLINE: CUT TAXES AND MORE PARENTS WILL STAY HOME TO CARE FOR KIDS
BYLINE: By Josette Shiner
BODY:
liberals are admitting that decades of government handouts have failed to
reduce our social problems. My colleague is right: The time has come when even
Mrs. Clinton should switch to preaching personal responsibility.
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Sacramento Bee
October 17, 1997, METRO FINAL
SECTION: MAIN NEWS; Pg. A1
LENGTH: 939 words
HEADLINE: PRESIDENT SPEAKS TO AMERICAS
BYLINE: Marcos Breton, Bee Staff Writer
DATELINE: BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
BODY:
cafes and winding cobblestone streets.
Shaking hands as Argentine street musicians played folk music, Clinton and
first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton then headed into Paseo de Compras, a popular
shopping area for tourists.
Earlier Thursday, Clinton met with local
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
October 17, 1997, Friday
SECTION: NEWS; Ed. 1,2,3,4,6,7,8; Pg. A-2
LENGTH: 360 words
HEADLINE: In Clinton, S. America sees fun guy
BYLINE: George E. Condon Jr. i COPLEY NEWS SERVICE
BODY:
for the moment, the two members of Congress tangoed in the aisle of Air
Force One while the president and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton applauded
and howled in laughter.
With tango now in his heart, the president wasted little time
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The Times-Picayune
October 17, 1997 Friday, THIRD
SECTION: NATIONAL; Pg. A14
LENGTH: 573 words
HEADLINE: CLINTON MET WITH RECEPTIVE AUDIENCE;
ARGENTINES LIKE FEMINIST WORDS
BYLINE: By JOHN F. HARRIS and ANTHONY FAIOLA The Washington Post
DATELINE: BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
BODY:
Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered a broad discourse on feminism to a crowd of
some of Argentina's best-educated and best-connected women
against the position of the church."
The fifth day of a weeklong tour of South America, Thursday was a day when
both President Clinton and Hillary Clinton turned away from the usual routine of
state visits in favor of a broader role. In separate appearances, both
birth control remain thorny and, for most politicians, too hot to touch.
Argentine politicians have shied away from championing issues that Hillary
Clinton discussed Thursday, for fear of angering the powerful Catholic Church
hierarchy in Argentina, which is one of the most conservative in the
GRAPHIC: Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks to more than 1,000 women Thursday at the
Buenos Aires Colon Theater opera house. Clinton said she wanted her
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Chicago Tribune
October 17, 1997 Friday, NORTH SPORTS FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 3; ZONE: N
LENGTH: 904 words
HEADLINE: WOMEN IN UNIFORM GET THEIR DUE
BYLINE: By Michael Kilian, Washington Bureau.
DATELINE: ARLINGTON, Va.
BODY:
wife, Tipper, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, Defense
Secretary William Cohen and other dignitaries. President Clinton and Hillary
Rodham Clinton will give taped remarks.
"It's the first time anyplace in the world that we have acknowledged in a
major way the
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October 17, 1997 Friday, NORTH SPORTS FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 6; ZONE: N
LENGTH: 803 words
HEADLINE: FIRST LADY TOUTS 'REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES'
BYLINE: By William Neikirk, Tribune Staff Writer.
DATELINE: BUENOS AIRES
BODY:
Speaking in a country where abortion is illegal except in rare cases, First
Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton said Thursday that reproductive health services,
including abortion, are "crucial in advancing the cause of women" in the
hemisphere.
In
region.
"The acoustics in this hall are famous throughout the world, so what is said
here perhaps can carry throughout the hemisphere and beyond, " Mrs. Clinton said
in the sprawling theater. Leaflets from Argentine abortion-rights groups were
dropped into the hall as she finished.
Under Argentine law, abortion is illegal except in cases of rape, danger of
the life of the mother and mental incapacity of the child.
Mrs. Clinton said she visited a program in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil two
years ago in which family planning and
remains one of the most serious and underreported human rights violations
in the Americas" and called for programs to counterattack it.
Mrs. Clinton made what appeared to be a direct challenge to the Latin culture
when she quoted a remark by a former Argentine president
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October 17, 1997 Friday, NORTH SPORTS FINAL EDITION
SECTION: TEMPO; Pg. 1; ZONE: CN
LENGTH: 1038 words
HEADLINE: ON THE MONEY;
AYN RAND HAD IT RIGHT, so WHERE'S THE RESPECT?
BYLINE: By Pat Widder, Washington Bureau.
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan -- he with his hand on the
tiller of the $7 trillion U.S. economy -- is a follower.
Hillary Rodham Clinton even admitted to Parade Magazine in 1993, in a piece
on "people who inspired me," that "
of course, I
1,200-page length, it is a sure bet that 20 million haven't been read
cover to cover.
There is also the implication in Hillary Clinton's admission that she got
over it. Did she ever. And that also sticks in the craw of the true believers. A
lot of people seem to come to Rand
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Chicago Tribune
October 17, 1997 Friday, EVENING UPDATE EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 2; ZONE: C; EVENING. People. QUOTES OF THE DAY.
LENGTH: 443 words
BODY:
it because they want to read it. I
'Reproductive health services. I
No mention of abortion, but her audience in Argentina cheered when Hillary
Rodham Clinton, used that phrase and called it "crucial in advancing the cause
of women" in the hemisphere.
'This stretches the reproductive field as far as you
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The Baltimore Sun
October 16, 1997, Thursday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: TELEGRAPH (NEWS), Pg. 13A
LENGTH: 319 words
HEADLINE: Clinton visits gang-ruled slum in Brazil; He calls gap between rich,
poor an 'age-old curse'
SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS
BODY:
nation's haves and have-nots yesterday, lamenting the "age-old curse of
Latin America."
Amid intense security, the president and the first lady, Hillary Rodham
Clinton, ventured to the entrance of the Mangueira Hill shantytown, a slum of
board shacks and brick houses notorious as a drug-selling
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The Boston Globe
October 16, 1997, Thursday, City Edition
SECTION: NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. A1
LENGTH: 936 words
HEADLINE: Meanwhile, president's mood is light
BYLINE: By Ann Scales, Globe staff
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
"That's what Hillary says," Clinton said, as the crowd roared its approval in
the ballroom of the Excelsior Hotel in Little Rock, Ark., where the show was
broadcast live.
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The Des Moines Register
October 16, 1997, Thursday
SECTION: Main News Pg. 2
LENGTH: 326 words
HEADLINE: First Lady's Brazil trip short, sweet
When pressed by a student about the brevity of her stay, Hillary Clinton lays
the blame on her husband's schedule.
SOURCE: Associated Press
BODY:
Sao Paulo, Brazil For Hillary Rodham Clinton, Brazil was beautiful but mostly
a blur. Less than 48 hours there wasn't enough.
Stopping Wednesday at the Antonio
GRAPHIC: Associated Press: Hillary Rodham Clinton claps along Wednesday with
schoolchildren while singing a song at the Antonio Manuel Alves de Lima Primary
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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The Houston Chronicle
October 16, 1997, Thursday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 20
LENGTH: 955 words
HEADLINE: Clinton heartens Brazil's poor, jabs free-trade foes
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: NANCY MATHIS
DATELINE: RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil
BODY:
executives seated in the air-conditioned Memorial America Latino
Auditorium.
Joined in Rio by first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and soccer legend Pele,
Clinton spoke to the poor, mainly children dressed in athletic uniforms, sitting
in the sweltering
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
October 16, 1997 Thursday Final
SECTION: News Pg. 10
LENGTH: 424 words
HEADLINE: Clinton visits children of Brazilian shantytown
Accompanied by soccer legend Pele, he speaks of alleviating poverty
SOURCE: Associated Press, Hearst News Service
DATELINE: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
BODY:
nation's haves and have-nots on Wednesday, lamenting the "age-old curse
of Latin America."
Amid intense security, the president and his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton,
ventured to the entrance of the Mangueira Hill shantytown, a slum of board
shacks and brick houses notorious as a drug-selling
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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Newsday (New York, NY)
October 16, 1997, Thursday, ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: PART II; Page B11
LENGTH: 824 words
HEADLINE: PLAY BY PLAY / 1776S ROUNDABOUT WAY TO THE GERSHWIN
BYLINE: Patrick Pacheco
BODY:
Arena
Rosie O'Donnell, Glenn Close, Davis Gaines and Bebe Neuwirth
will be among the stars joining first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton at the 25th
Anniversary All-Star Gala Benefit for the Children's Defense Fund at Avery
Fisher Hall
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THE ORLANDO SENTINEL
October 16, 1997 Thursday, METRO
SECTION: A SECTION; Pg. A3
LENGTH: 226 words
HEADLINE: CLINTON VISITS A RIO SLUM, URGING RICH TO HELP POOR
BYLINE: Associated Press
DATELINE: RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
BODY:
visited this nation's haves and have-nots on Wednesday, lamenting the
"age-old curse of Latin America."
Amid intense security, the president and Hillary Rodham Clinton ventured to
the entrance of the Mangueira Hill shantytown, a slum of board shacks and brick
houses notorious as a drug-selling
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
October 16, 1997, Thursday
SECTION: OPINION; Ed. B-8;Pg. 6,7,8
Ed. B10;Pg. 1,2,3,4,5
LENGTH: 700 words
HEADLINE: Some questions for the president
BYLINE: William Safire
BODY:
switch Huang from favor-doer to money-seeker? Did you direct Harold
Ickes or Lindsey to tell the DNC to hire Huang?
(7) Do you or Hillary Clinton have any personal diary or journal entries, or
any recordings for memoirs not part of the White House files, or notes
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October 16, 1997, Thursday
SECTION: OPINION; Ed. B-8;Pg. 6,7,8
Ed. B-10;Pg. 1,2,3,4,5
LENGTH: 435 words
HEADLINE: Still in contempt;
Susan McDougal hardly a political prisoner
BODY:
Susan McDougal, it might believe she is languishing behind bars because
she refused to rat on her former business partners, Bill and Hillary Clinton.
In just the past week, NBC Dateline and CNN's Larry King have gone so far as
to suggest that McDougal is a
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October 16, 1997, Thursday
SECTION: NEWS; Ed. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; Pg. A-12
LENGTH: 298 words
HEADLINE: Controversial reporter can stay, Panama says
BODY:
after his one-year work permit expired. U.S. officials said his case was
quietly raised by first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton during her visit to Panama
last week.
International human rights groups and local politicians had lambasted the
government for the decision to
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 16, 1997, Thursday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. 02A, PEOPLE COLUMN
LENGTH: 468 words
HEADLINE: PEOPLE
BYLINE: Compiled By Harry Levins; Post-Dispatch Senior Writer
BODY:
American in the restaurant. I've never been anywhere that I haven't been
sold out, except South Africa."
Yes, there is a HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON Fan Club, organized by Eugene and
Roger Love of Silver Spring, Md. For Mrs. Clinton's 50th birthday on Oct. 26,
the Loves will set their table for a dozen of the faithful. No invitation to
their
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The Times-Picayune
October 16, 1997 Thursday, THIRD
SECTION: NATIONAL; Pg. A2
LENGTH: 500 words
HEADLINE: DENVER CREMATED; INVESTIGATORS TO LEAVE
DATELINE: PACIFIC GROVE, CALIF.
BODY:
seek Rose Law Firm records
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Whitewater prosecutors subpoenaed records of a contract
between Hillary Rodham Clinton's law firm and the state of Arkansas that
involved two of President Clinton's closest confidantes, Webster Hubbell and
Vince Foster. Both men worked with Mrs. Clinton at the Rose Law Firm in the
mid-1980s, when the law firm represented the state Public Service Commission in
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The Times-Picayune
October 16, 1997 Thursday, THIRD
SECTION: METRO; Pg. B7
LENGTH: 705 words
HEADLINE: INTERROGATORIES FOR THE PRESIDENT
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
switch Huang from favor-doer to money-seeker? Did you direct Harold Ickes
or Lindsey to tell the DNC to hire Huang?
7. Do you or Hillary Clinton have any personal diary or journal entries, or
any recordings for memoirs not part of the White House files or notes
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Chicago Tribune
October 16, 1997 Thursday, NORTH SPORTS FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 3; ZONE: N
LENGTH: 894 words
HEADLINE: LEARN AND DREAM, CLINTON URGES RIO PUPILS;
U.S. HOPES EDUCATIONTRIMS RICH-POOR GAP
BYLINE: By William Neikirk, Tribune Staff Writer.
DATELINE: RIO DE JANEIRO
GRAPHIC:
up Wednesday during Clinton's visit to Mangueira School in Rio de
Janeiro. AP photo.; PHOTO: President and Mrs. Clinton watch a Rio student use a
computer Wednesday. AP photo.
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October 16, 1997 Thursday, NORTH SPORTS FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 8; ZONE: N; Around the world.
LENGTH: 130 words
HEADLINE: MUCKRAKING EDITOR GETS OK TO REMAIN
BYLINE: From Tribune News Services.
DATELINE: PANAMA CITY, PANAMA
BODY:
one-year work permit expired. U.S. officials said his case was quietly
raised with the authorities by First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton during her
visit to Panama last week.
International human rights groups and local politicians had lambasted the
government for the decision to
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The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
October 15, 1997, Wednesday, CONSTITUTION EDITION
SECTION: NATIONAL NEWS; Pg. 09A
LENGTH: 783 words
SERIES: Metro
HEADLINE: Campaign fight catches Reno in center;
The attorney general faces tough choices, and even her boss no longer feels he
can talk to her.
BYLINE: Julia Malone; WASHINGTON BUREAU
GRAPHIC:
Senate counterpart on Democratic activities.
INDEPENDENT COUNSEL INVESTIGATIONS
Since August 1994, Kenneth Starr has been investigating Bill and Hillary
Rodham Clinton's financial involvement in the failed Whitewater real
estate project in Arkansas and whether the White House obstructed federal
inquiries into the
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October 15, 1997, WEDNESDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: EDT; MORNINGLINE; Pg. 40
LENGTH: 44 words
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Results Should a Chicago park be named for Hillary Rodham Clinton?
Yes: 16%
No: : 84%
Question Was changing the name of North Western Station to the Richard B.
Ogilvie Transportation Center
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October 15, 1997, WEDNESDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
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BYLINE: Michael Sneed
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A Rodham rodeo
Mama's daughter: When first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton flies to Chicago for
her 50th birthday bash next week, she will be accompanied by her mother, Dorothy
Rodham, and her brothers,
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The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
October 15, 1997, WEDNESDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A6
LENGTH: 399 words
HEADLINE: CLINTON TO FACE QUESTIONS ON JONES AND FIDELITY
BYLINE: James Jefferson The Associated Press
DATELINE: LITTLE ROCK
charge in public comments.
The filing also asks the President to say whether he "had sexual relations
with at least one woman (other than Hillary Rodham Clinton) who were past or
present state employees at the time and whether state troopers helped arrange,
facilitate or conceal the encounters.
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The Houston Chronicle
October 15, 1997, Wednesday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 24
LENGTH: 927 words
HEADLINE: Clinton 'regrets' U.S. warning that angered Brazil
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: NANCY MATHIS
DATELINE: BRASILIA, Brazil
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dangerous shanty town site where Clinton will speak today.
Cardoso, downplaying the incidents, said the president and first lady
Hillary Rodham Clinton "have shown all Brazilians that their trip is an
open-hearted visit."
When Clinton's motorcade later left for a visit to the
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October 15, 1997 Wednesday Final
SECTION: News Pg. 11
LENGTH: 395 words
HEADLINE: Clinton tries to smooth tensions
Brazilians offended that U.S. Embassy guide says corruption is endemic'
SOURCE: Associated Press, Houston Chronicle
DATELINE: Brasilia, Brazil
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reading "Imperialista Yankee. "
The president's limousine was pelted with manure, which was hosed off later
at the U.S. Embassy while the president and Hillary Rodham Clinton met with
employees inside.
"His only reaction was, I've had a lot worst thrown at me, 1 " White House
spokesman Mike
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Newsday (New York, NY)
October 15, 1997, Wednesday, NASSAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION
SECTION: VIEWPOINTS; Page A42
LENGTH: 347 words
HEADLINE: WHO WOULD YOU BELIEVE: HILLARY OR GROUCHO?
BYLINE: Art Buchwald. Art Buchwald is a syndicated columnist based in
Washington.
BODY:
House?"
She replied, "The Marx Brothers. They're all over the place and nobody knows
where they'll pop up next. Remember when Hillary Clinton's files turned up on a
third floor desk?"
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
October 15, 1997, Wednesday
SECTION: NEWS; Ed. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; Pg. A-10
LENGTH: 473 words
HEADLINE: Lawyers for Paula Jones seek written responses from Clinton
BODY:
day or any other day.
The filing also asks the president to answer whether he "had sexual relations
with at least one woman (other than Hillary Rodham Clinton) " who was a past or
present state employee at the time and whether state troopers helped arrange,
facilitate or conceal the encounters.
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October 15, 1997, Wednesday
SECTION: LIFESTYLE; Ed. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; Pg. E-7
LENGTH: 770 words
HEADLINE: Wanted' first lady looks awfully familiar
BYLINE: Delia M. Rios; NEWHOUSE NEWS SERVICE
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It's purely coincidental," insists Andrew Bernstein, director of
publicity for New Line Cinema.
"She's not based on Hillary Clinton."
Followers of the first lady's varied and much noted hairstyles will recognize
the familiar bangs and chin-length cut on the
blue business suit. Because the action is fast-paced and she is filmed
at various times from a distance, the overall impression is of a Hillary
Clinton look-alike -- especially in the scene when the bleeding first lady, her
blond hair hanging limp, is carried from the scene.
Bernstein
get in trouble had her assassinated before it was uncovered."
That prompted a wry observation from the White House.
"Is it recognition that Hillary Clinton is a role model for heroic first
ladies who serve as advocates for people in need?" asks
first lady part in "Most Wanted" because the small, nonspeaking part
wasn't included on the publicist's cast list.
Hillary Rodham Clinton has taken a special interest in the illnesses reported
by Gulf War veterans. President Clinton asked her three
GRAPHIC: 1 PHOTO; REUTERS; Hillary Rodham Clinton: Coincidental resemblance?
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The San Francisco Chronicle
OCTOBER 15, 1997, WEDNESDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: DAILY DATEBOOK; Pg. D8; PERSONALS
LENGTH: 703 words
HEADLINE: Body Part of the Day
BYLINE: LEAH GARCHIK
BODY:
New Yorker, which focuses on the future, includes Mimi Swartz's
speculations on life after the presidency for Bill and Hillary Clinton.
*
''He'll pretend he's moving back to Arkansas, says Clinton biographer
David Maraniss, ''but he won't really. He'll move to California.
*
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 15, 1997, Wednesday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIAL, Pg. 06B
LENGTH: 443 words
HEADLINE: CASE CLOSED ON VINCENT FOSTER - AGAIN
BODY:
continued to Fort Marcy Park in Virginia. There he put a gun into his
mouth and killed himself. Old friends, such as Bill and Hillary Clinton, were
slapped hard by suicide's penetrating shock waves. They must have worried that
there were something they could have done.
Some conservatives and conspiracy theorists
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October 15, 1997 Wednesday, THIRD
SECTION: LIVING; Pg. E2
LENGTH: 658 words
HEADLINE: FOR GOOD OF PUPILS, PARENTS GO PARTYING
BYLINE: By NELL NOLAN
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but not Sen. Mary, who couldn't get away but sent a signed photo from
President Bill Clinton), Judge and Mrs. Jerry Hansen, the Myles Segherses, Billy
Sizeler, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scioneaux, the Charles Verderames, Mr. and Mrs.
George
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October 15, 1997 Wednesday, THIRD
SECTION: LIVING; Pg. E2
LENGTH: 658 words
HEADLINE: FOR GOOD OF PUPILS, PARENTS GO PARTYING
BYLINE: By NELL NOLAN
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but not Sen. Mary, who couldn't get away but sent a signed photo from
President Bill Clinton), Judge and Mrs. Jerry Hansen, the Myles Segherses, Billy
Sizeler, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scioneaux, the Charles Verderames, Mr. and Mrs.
George
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THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS
October 14, 1997, Tuesday, STATE EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; AROUND THE U.S.; Pg. 5A
LENGTH: 338 words
HEADLINE: AROUND THE U.S.
BYLINE: From Wire Reports
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up at a downtown law office Monday as depositions began in her sexual
harassment lawsuit against President Clinton. Mrs. Jones and husband Steve
accompanied her mother, Delmer Lee Corbin, who was among the first potential
witnesses questioned by
oath Tuesday about what Mrs. Jones told relatives about her allegations
of a 1991 hotel-room encounter with Mr. Clinton. Mrs. Jones and her husband
left with Mrs. Corbin after a morning-long session at the law office of Mr.
Clinton's
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October 14, 1997, Tuesday
SECTION: OPINION; Ed. B-6;Pg. 1,6,7,8
Ed. B-8;Pg. 2,3,4,5
LENGTH: 776 words
HEADLINE: The first daughter and the gag rule
BYLINE: Nat Hentoff; HENTOFF is a nationally renowned authority on the First
Amendment and the rest of the Bill of Rights.; (C) Newspaper Enterprise
Association
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staff member Jesse Oxfeld. Previously, he had been the paper's managing
editor for special sections. His offense was mentioning Stanford freshwoman
Chelsea Clinton in a column, thereby breaking the editor's rule that the first
daughter could not be written about unless she did something noteworthy.
Neither Chelsea Clinton nor her parents, it should be noted, had anything to
do with the termination of Oxfeld, who is a communications major. Neither did
the Stanford administration.
The sole antagonists are the columnist and the editor, and the issue is when,
if ever, a gag rule is justified, particularly in this case when Chelsea
Clinton's privacy was not invaded. Oxfeld's comment had nothing to do with the
arrangements for her presence.
In what turned out to be his farewell column, Oxfeld noted that since it was
announced Chelsea Clinton was coming to Stanford, "everyone at this university
has gone to great pains assuring the world that she'll have a typical college
experience. As
a Stanford Daily alumnus, Philip Taubman of The New York Times:
"If the long-term goal is to discourage a preoccupation with Chelsea
Clinton, the White House should have considered a less flamboyant way of getting
her to school."
After all, Oxfeld continued, when the president traveled to
in a recent editorial said: "We are dedicated to preserving both the
right of freedom of speech and the principle of individual privacy."
But Chelsea Clinton, however involuntarily, is a public figure, and if a
columnist cannot write about the effects of a public figure's presence on
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The Houston Chronicle
October 13, 1997, Monday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 2
LENGTH: 776 words
HEADLINE: Depositions to begin in sex harassment suit against Clinton
SOURCE: Associated Press
BYLINE: SANDRA SOBIERAJ
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
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judge's mid-April decision on summary judgment, if at all.
White House sources said first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton believes her
husband's denials of misconduct but wants a settlement in order to avoid an
embarrassing trial.
Calls to
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October 13, 1997, Monday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 18
LENGTH: 804 words
HEADLINE: Clinton tour starts with Venezuela visit
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: NANCY MATHIS
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day, six-stop tour Sunday of South America with a visit to this oil-rich
nation.
Clinton and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton arrived to a 21-gun salute and
overcast skies in this cliff-side city, the start of a weeklong promotion of
investment.
The executives are representing AMOCO Venezuela, Chevron, ARCO, Mobil
Venezuela and Bechtel, among others.
After the arrival ceremony, Hillary Clinton visited a museum for children
where she viewed a space shuttle simulator.
The Clintons will maintain a hectic
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The Des Moines Register
October 12, 1997, Sunday
SECTION: LifeStyle Pg. 4
LENGTH: 946 words
HEADLINE: Single-child families are growing in popularity
How come? There are a variety of reasons. Here are some real cases.
SOURCE: Knight-Ridder
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attuned to personal relationships because they observe how the adults in
their homes conduct themselves, says White. Famous onlies include Chelsea
Clinton, Indira Gandhi, Elvis Presley and Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
"Extraordinary People"
"The fact is only children are pretty extraordinary people
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October 12, 1997, Sunday 4 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 9
LENGTH: 273 words
HEADLINE: Checkup finds no special marks president's genitals, report says
SOURCE: Reuters News Service
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
1991 encounter. Clinton denied the allegations and said he cannot
remember meeting Jones.
The magazine reported Friday that first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton urged the
president to settle the case brought by Paula Jones although she believes her
husband did nothing wrong.
But Clinton
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October 12, 1997, Sunday 4 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 12
LENGTH: 737 words
HEADLINE: First lady doesn't see a need for any fuss over turning 50
SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
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can be just as much of a policy wonk as he is. Neither she nor he has set
foot in every room of their home - the White House.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, in an introspective interview wedged between
back-to-back trips to Latin America, pronounced herself not quite
22nd wedding anniversary. The president said he and his wife would
celebrate their 22 years of marriage with a private dinner at home.
Hillary Clinton brushed aside questions about whether she's where she wanted
to be by this point in her life. Her future, she said, has always been "totally
unpredictable."
"I
any idea what's going to happen," she said. "It's a constant surprise
what I do and what happens to me."
As for her baby boomer husband, Hillary Clinton said she is proud of him for
agreeing to get hearing aids.
"I know a lot of men who can't hear
aids and had the batteries replaced.
"I thought that was so touching," she said. "He was totally without any
self-consciousness about it."
Hillary Clinton owned up to missing daughter Chelsea, who left for college
last month, but said her heavy travel
schedules that can require red-eye flights and multiple stops in multiple
cities in a single day, Hillary Clinton said her visits with people around the
world leave her more energized than exhausted.
She recalled a woman she met at a
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back yard to earn extra money.
"I just loved her face, and I loved seeing her husband so proud of her,"
Hillary Clinton recalled. "I love seeing what happens to people who are
motivated and given a little bit of help and what they can do with it."
Her
glamour," she added. "It's screw worms. It's brucellosis. "
As for the approach of the end of Clinton's term in the White House,
Hillary Clinton said her husband is far more nostalgic about the passing scene
than she is.
"He's really thinking, 'Maybe this will be the last time I do this, or 'I
really should
but I see that he is.
"He just has a wonderful capacity for taking in every experience and savoring
it, " said Hillary Clinton, recalling that when they were dating, Clinton was
already reminiscing about his boyhood days in Arkansas.
Hillary Clinton said she has several ideas but no specific plans for what she
will be doing after the White House.
She noted that her husband
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after touring Secret Service facilities in Maryland.; Associated Press
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October 12, 1997 Sunday, FINAL / ALL
SECTION: FORUM OPINION & IDEAS; Pg. 3E
LENGTH: 714 words
HEADLINE: HAPPILY LOST ON MEMORY LANE
BYLINE: BETH BARBER
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Don't these people have calendars? Appointment books? Secretaries?
Channelers for their past lives?
"Supersmart," Ickes is said to be, like Bill and Hillary Clinton, all their
friends, associates and White House hires. But Bill can't remember whether he
made fund-raising calls from the White
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October 11, 1997, Saturday, City Edition
SECTION: NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. A9
LENGTH: 38 words
HEADLINE: GARDEN PARTY;
STORY IN CAPTION
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First lady Hillary Clinton and Panama's first lady Dora Boyd de Perez
Balladares (left) toured a women's cooperative garden in
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October 11, 1997, Saturday 3 STAR EDITION
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LENGTH: 534 words
HEADLINE: Starr reaffirms belief that Foster killed self;
100 certainty' of suicide, report concludes
SOURCE: Los Angeles Times
BYLINE: RONALD J. OSTROW, ROBERT L. JACKSON
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
in a newly issued report by independent counsel Kenneth Starr, who
concluded that the longtime friend of President and Hillary Rodham Clinton took
his own life. It cites a suicide expert's opinion that "to a 100 percent degree
of medical certainty,"
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October 11, 1997, Saturday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: SPORTS; Pg. 16
LENGTH: 449 words
HEADLINE: Olympic gymnastics heroes visit Houston for exhibition
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: JOHN P. LOPEZ
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Dominique Dawes has performed on Broadway and television. Amy Chow might
be the best-known Stanford co-ed next to Chelsea Clinton.
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October 10, 1997, Friday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 28
LENGTH: 512 words
HEADLINE: Hillary Clinton seeks political role for women
SOURCE: Reuters News Service
BYLINE: ARSHAD MOHAMMED
DATELINE: PANAMA CITY
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PANAMA CITY - Speaking to women leaders from North, South and Central
America, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton Thursday called for women around the
world to play full parts in the political lives of their countries.
Addressing a region once marked by military dictatorships and widespread
human rights abuses, Hillary Clinton suggested that the democracy taking hold in
the hemisphere is incomplete without women's inclusion in politics and
economics.
"Democracy can
Jacquin Strouss de Samper. "If these funds were dedicated to
strengthening social policies, I am sure that we would have overcome the poverty
line. "
Hillary Clinton arrived in Panama Wednesday for a three-day visit that will
include touring the Panama Canal on
GRAPHIC: Photo: Hillary Rodham Clinton rubs her eyes at the summit of first
ladies of the Americas.
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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LENGTH: 749 words
HEADLINE: Ideology could bog down child-care debate
BYLINE: E.J. DIONNE JR.; Dionne is a columnist for The Washington Post.
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child care as one of those adorable soccer-mom issues he routinely
embraces to his political benefit. No wonder he and first lady Hillary Rodham
Clinton are hosting a White House Conference on Child Care on Oct. 23. What's
not to like about nurturing
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The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
October 9, 1997, THURSDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEIGHBORS, Pg. SE1
LENGTH: 588 words
HEADLINE: KIDS USE COMPUTER TO MAKE BIRTHDAY CARDS FOR FIRST LADY
BYLINE: Toni Lepeska The Commercial Appeal
Holder, 11-year-old sixth-graders at Oak Forest Elementary, wanted to try
to make first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton feel a bit better about her age.
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Your not old, said the back of their birthday card to Clinton, who
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work together on a laptop computer at Oak Forest Elementary to create a
birthday card for Hillary Rodham Clinton. The first lady will be 50 on Oct. 26.
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October 09, 1997, Thursday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 28
LENGTH: 154 words
HEADLINE: First lady pursues women's rights
DATELINE: PANAMA CITY, Panama
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PANAMA CITY, Panama - First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton opened a three-day
visit to Panama on Wednesday aimed at giving women a bigger role
Hillary Clinton's message today at the 7th Conference of Wives of Heads of
State and Government of the Americas will stress that "a vibrant democracy
Washington on Friday night, then heads south again with President Clinton
on Sunday for Brazil, Argentina and Venezuela.
Hillary Clinton also has visits planned this year to Ireland and republics of
the former Soviet Union.
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October 8, 1997, Wednesday
SECTION: Main News Pg. 003
LENGTH: 406 words
HEADLINE: Free speech case goes before court
At issue is whether a former American Nazi Party member was wrongly denied
access to the airwaves.
SOURCE: Associated Press
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against the movie "Exodus" in 1961, said he was excluded because of his
beliefs.
"They don't like me or my ideas at all, " he said. "Clinton hates me and
Hillary has tried to roast me with her eyeballs. "
Howarth said the decision to exclude Forbes had nothing to do with his
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Forbes sued the TV network after he was
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October 7, 1997, Tuesday
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HEADLINE: Search for more tapes under way
An attorney for a Senate committee says he heard of the tapes in late July or
early August.
SOURCE: Associated Press
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a pattern of last- minute discoveries of evidence key to the many
investigations that have hovered around the president.
Past examples involved Hillary Rodham Clinton's long-sought law firm billing
records and a presidential aide's 2-year-old notes on the first
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October 7, 1997, Tuesday
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SOURCE: Associated Press
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Deck: Hillary Clinton's plans this fall will focus on the expansion of
democracy.
Washington, D.C. Now that her daughter is settled into college, Hillary
Rodham Clinton is taking off on a burst of international travel that could rival
any secretary of state's.
The first lady heads to Panama this
abroad usually brim with concern for the world's women and children, her
fall travels will focus on the expansion of democracy.
Hillary Clinton says she stresses democracy abroad both to honor political
changes and to enhance appreciation for American-style democracy among this
wish I could take every American teen-ager with me, so that they can see
what our country looks like from a distance, " Hillary Clinton told a recent
gathering of newspaper columnists. "They can see what other people go through
trying to maintain democracy, and they
said. "She came home with a real optimistic feeling about that continent,
and she certainly wants him to see some of what she saw. "
Photo: Hillary Rodham Clinton
Full itinerary
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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October 7, 1997, Tuesday
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HEADLINE: Your 2" Worth
SOURCE: Readers
BODY:
push a button and clean the toilet and change a diaper?
- Central Iowa woman
Does it bother anyone else that Hillary Clinton took the government 747 jet
to take her daughter to college?
- West Des Moines man
There are plenty of good-looking men
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October 7, 1997, Tuesday
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LENGTH: 293 words
HEADLINE: 'Frontline' plunges into Whitewater
BYLINE: Jan Currie
SOURCE: Staff
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p.m., season premiere) The public-affairs series opens its 16th year with
a probe of the Whitewater case that has enmeshed President and Mrs. Clinton in
so much controversy.
Using their Arkansas background as its basis, the program traces their
business dealings with Jim and Susan McDougal, whose
indictments by prosecutor Kenneth Starr also is covered here, as is the
death of longtime Clinton friend Vince Foster, a law mentor of Hillary Clinton
in later years.
"Bye Bye, Love" (Fox at 7 p.m.) This 1995 comedy features Paul Reiser ("
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October 07, 1997, Tuesday 2 STAR EDITION
SECTION: HOUSTON; Pg. 4
LENGTH: 757 words
HEADLINE: 'Frontline' travels through Whitewater again
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: ANN HODGES, Houston Chronicle TV Critic
BODY:
Boyer says.
Federal investigators believe the first lady's billing records on Whitewater
"went missing" because "they directly tie Hillary Clinton to a land deal that
has already put three people in prison - Jim and Susan McDougal and Judge David
Hale, " Frontline says.
Senate Whitewater committee lawyer Viet Dinh says there is "at least
sufficient evidence" to conclude that Hillary Clinton was more likely than
anyone to have put the missing records in the White House book room, or at least
to know how they
GRAPHIC: Photos: 1. Bill and Hillary Clinton in the mid-1970s; 2. Jim McDougal,
holding a Whitewater document
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October 5, 1997, Sunday
SECTION: Nation World Pg. 7
LENGTH: 703 words
HEADLINE: Letters: Protect the mourning doves
SOURCE: Readers
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Sept. 19 Register) . As an American citizen who believes in honesty and
decency, I would like to see Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton behind bars. One
would have to be a real jerk to think these two are guiltless.
-L. E. Marshall,
815 N. 13th
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October 03, 1997, Friday 3 STAR EDITION
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LENGTH: 974 words
HEADLINE: Susan McDougal case raises question of judicial fairness
SOURCE: New York Times
BYLINE: TODD S. PURDUM
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
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paying for expenses related to a land development on the White River in
Arkansas in which the McDougals were partners with Clinton and his wife,
Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Hale has testified that Clinton, as governor of Arkansas, pressured him to
make the loan. Clinton has repeatedly denied that, and he denied it again at the
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October 2, 1997, Thursday, HOME FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1A
LENGTH: 1196 words
HEADLINE: Dallas firm to represent Paula Jones;
Attorney has history of conservative battles
BYLINE: Thomas G. Watts, Staff Writer of The Dallas Morning News
BODY:
ties said Wednesday that it will represent Paula Corbin Jones in her
civil rights lawsuit against President Clinton.
Mrs. Jones and the law firm Rader, Campbell, Fisher & Pyke announced that the
firm would han dle the case - which has already gone to the U.S.
active in Republican politics, and his associate, Joseph L. Cammarata,
filed the suit in May 1994 alleging that Mr. Clinton violated Mrs. Jones' civil
rights by sexually harassing her in the hotel room. They took the case to the
U.S. Supreme Court after
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Dallas Theater Center. The play was part of a series co-sponsored by the theater
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LENGTH: 298 words
HEADLINE: N.Y. lieutenant governor switches parties
SOURCE: Washington Post
BYLINE: BLAINE HARDEN
DATELINE: NEW YORK
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in part, because she had become a celebrity among conservative
intellectuals for a New Republic magazine article that savaged Hillary Rodham
Clinton's health plan and was credited with having helped sink it.
She was also added to the ticket because it was thought that as a former
university teacher and mother of
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September 30, 1997, Tuesday 2 STAR EDITION
SECTION: HOUSTON; Pg. 1
LENGTH: 1059 words
HEADLINE: Presidential advisory;
Been-there parents have words of wisdom for empty-nest
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: MELISSA FLETCHER STOELTJE
GRAPHIC: Photos: 1. President Clinton embraces Chelsea (color) ; 2. The Clintons
escort daughter Chelsea to college, reportedly with much heartbreak (color) ;
Mug: 3. Elyse Lanier (
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September 29, 1997, Monday 3 STAR EDITION
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LENGTH: 34 words
HEADLINE: Cheers from Chelsea
BODY:
Chelsea Clinton cheers over the weekend at her first Stanford University
football game against the University of Oregon. The Stanford Cardinal beat the
GRAPHIC: Photo: Chelsea Clinton cheers over the weekend at her first Stanford
University football game against the University of Oregon; Associated Press
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LENGTH: 1173 words
HEADLINE: Study time, income limitations for new college tax credits
SOURCE: Tribune Media Services
BYLINE: GARY KLOTT
BODY:
ONE THING that Bill and Hillary Clinton won't have to worry about during
Chelsea's college years is wading through the complicated rules for the new
college tax
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September 28, 1997, Sunday, City Edition
SECTION: ECONOMY; Pg. D1
LENGTH: 2453 words
HEADLINE: From welfare to work as microentrepreneurs;
EMERGING BUSINESS;
A PUBLISHED CORRECTION HAS BEEN ADDED TO THIS STORY.
BYLINE: By Jerry Ackerman, Globe Staff
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item may be cut in a conference committee, but it is considered likely to
pass.
This program, which was unveiled by Hillary Clinton at a "microcredit summit"
in Washington last winter, would be in addition to millions of dollars in
similar support
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LENGTH: 948 words
HEADLINE: Clinton defends judiciary over politics;
He chides conservative pressure, touts action on judicial nominees
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: NANCY MATHIS
DATELINE: LITTLE ROCK, Ark.
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spent his fourth day in his home state of Arkansas and planned to return
today to the nation's capital. Clinton and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton
attended a reunion of Hot Springs High School classes.
The president graduated from the school. Friends of the Clintons are raising
money to
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LENGTH: 631 words
HEADLINE: Proud parents relate son's Met appearance
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: MAXINE MESINGER
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grinning from ear to ear and basking in the glow of son Kim's having sung
for President Bill Clinton and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton Monday night at
the Metropolitan Opera's season-opening performance of Carmen. After the
performance, the Clintons went onstage to greet the
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LENGTH: 764 words
HEADLINE: Clinton takes on local issue;
President lauds affirmative action during visit here
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: LYDIA LUM, JULIE MASON
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affirmative action effort, gathered with supporters at City Hall in the
afternoon to denounce Clinton's stance.
Blum noted that Clinton's daughter, Chelsea, now a Stanford University
student, would eventually qualify for the city's policy, which recognizes race
and gender and not economic
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HEADLINE: President casts his net in Houston for his party
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: NANCY MATHIS
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for the Democratic Party. After dropping off daughter Chelsea at Stanford
University in California, he and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton raised nearly
$ 1 million in three San Francisco events.
After speaking at the AFL-CIO convention
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September 27, 1997, Saturday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 39
LENGTH: 1792 words
HEADLINE: Viewpoints
BYLINE: LINDA WOODWARD, JOHN WILCOX, STEVE KRODMAN, KEN HEIMANN, R. BRISTER,
BILL GLIDDEN, NELSON FORD, WENDELL S. WILLIAMS, BRIAN J. HEISLER, DAVID ADAMS,
NANCY PENNEY, AUGUST GALIANO, RUSSELL CONTRERAS
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most world-shaking debate for Houston has nothing to do with the mayoral
election, Proposition A or B, Professor Lino Graglia or Hillary Clinton. No,
it's whether people should get out of the left lane even if they are driving at
the posted speed limit. Allow me to weigh
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September 26, 1997, Friday 3 STAR EDITION
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LENGTH: 272 words
HEADLINE: Starr subpoenas records of president, first lady
SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
Justice Department official Webster Hubbell, or their lawyers, said
attorneys familiar with the new round of subpoenas.
In addition to the president and Hillary Rodham Clinton, the subpoenas demand
documents from some of the first family's closest advisers, including White
House chief of staff Erskine Bowles, adviser Mack McLarty and Hillary Clinton's
former chief of staff, Margaret Williams, the lawyers said.
The two subpoenas demand documents from a list of about 50
on the period between Feb. 12 and September of last year - a tumultuous
time during the investigation shortly after Hillary Clinton testified before a
grand jury to explain the mysterious discovery of her long-sought law firm
billing records inside the
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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September 25, 1997, Thursday 3 STAR EDITION
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LENGTH: 51 words
HEADLINE: Arts money
BODY:
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton presents Santa Fe, N.M., metalsmith Ramon
Jose Lopez with a National Endowment for the Arts National Heritage
GRAPHIC: Photo: First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton presents Santa Fe, N.M.
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metalsmith Ramon Jose Lopez with a National Endowment for the Arts National
Heritage
PERSON: JANE ALEXANDER; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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LENGTH: 554 words
HEADLINE: WEEK in REVIEW
SOURCE: Houston Chronicle News Services
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Chelsa Clinton takes off
Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton aren't scheduled to move out of the White
House for three more years, but Chelsea left last week. Her
GRAPHIC: Photo: President Bill Clinton and first lady Hillary Clinton arrive at
Moffet Field in Palo Alto, Calif., with Chelsa Clinton; ap
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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LENGTH: 777 words
HEADLINE: Labor Party in England takes steps to improve health care for women
SOURCE: Universal Press Syndicate
BYLINE: LESLIE LAURENCE
BODY:
Clinton lost his mother, and Blair's wife, Cherie, lost a favorite aunt
to the disease.
Perhaps taking a lesson from Hillary Clinton's ill-fated involvement in
health care reform, Cherie Blair does not have a formal role in government
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