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Page 140
LEVEL 1 - 137 OF 275 STORIES
Copyright 1998 Chicago Sun-Times, Inc.
Chicago Sun-Times
February 5, 1998, THURSDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: NWS; SNEED; Pg. 4
LENGTH: 583 words
BYLINE: Michael Sneed
BODY:
held in Davos, Switzerland, recently was attended not only by Mayor Daley
and wife Maggie (who dined with Hillary Rodham Clinton), but other guests
included Sara Lee's John Bryan, the Merc's Jack Sandner, the Executive Club's
Kaarina Koskenalusta, the
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Copyright 1998 Chicago Sun-Times, Inc.
Chicago Sun-Times
February 5, 1998, THURSDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: FTR; BILL ZWECKER'S PEOPLE; Pg. 33
LENGTH: 327 words
HEADLINE: Golden Globe winner plans return to the ring
BYLINE: Bill Zwecker
BODY:
journal the Economist, Blair recently launched an intern program at No.
10 Downing St. at the the urging of Hillary Rodham Clinton, "who persuaded the
Blairs of the glories of the White House intern program on a recent visit." My,
my, my.
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Copyright 1998 The Courier-Journal
The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY.)
February 5, 1998, Thursday MET METRO
SECTION: FORUM Pg. 08A
LENGTH: 1810 words
HEADLINE: READERS' FORUM
SOURCE: READER
BODY:
I wasn't going to respond to your call for letters on this subject, but
George Will's attack on Hillary Clinton in the Jan. 30 Courier-Journal has
changed my mind.
Perhaps ''conspiracy' 1 was the wrong word. But no one
after the second of his 37 scandals!
JOSEPH ARMSTRONG
Bardstown, Ky. 40004
'Out to get him'
While I don't agree with Hillary Clinton that there is a right-wing
conspiracy per se against the President, it has been obvious ever since Bill
Clinton announced for the
PERSON: GEORGE FREDERICK WILL (73%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (73%) ; WILLIAM
JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (70%) ;
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Copyright 1998 The Dallas Morning News
THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS
February 5, 1998, Thursday, HOME FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1A
LENGTH: 1460 words
HEADLINE: Deal with Lewinsky rejected;
Starr reportedly gives her deadline
BYLINE: Susan Schmidt, Peter Baker, The Washington Post
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
Mr. Gore said he believes Mr. Clinton's denials. But he passed up a
chance to endorse first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's theory that a "vast
right-wing conspiracy" is behind the allegations being pursued by Mr. Starr.
"I respect her opinions and analysis,' " Mr. Gore said when asked about Mrs.
Clinton's assertion. "I'm not going to comment on Judge Starr.
But
there's no question that there have been unprecedented attacks on this president
and
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Copyright 1998 The Dallas Morning News
THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS
February 5, 1998, Thursday, STATE EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1A
LENGTH: 1041 words
HEADLINE: Officials reportedly reject Lewinsky deal
BYLINE: John Solomon, Associated Press
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
for a second time.
White House deputy press secretary Joe Lockhart declined to comment.
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton singled Mr. Nelvis out for praise during a
Nov. 26, 1996, speech to Women of the Philippines.
She called him "
questions" are open.
Mr. Gore said he believes Mr. Clinton's denials. But he passed up a chance
to endorse Mrs. Clinton's theory that a "vast right-wing conspiracy" is behind
the allegations being pursued by Starr.
"I respect her opinions and analysis,' Mr. Gore said when asked about Mrs.
Clinton's assertion. "I'm not going to comment on Judge Starr.
But
there's no question that there have been unprecedented attacks on this president
and
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Copyright 1998 The Denver Post Corporation
The Denver Post
February 5, 1998 Thursday 2D EDITION
SECTION: DENVER & THE WEST; Pg. B-11
LENGTH: 730 words
HEADLINE: Who's crying now?
BYLINE: Al Knight
BODY:
out-of-power Democrats.
My, how things have changed. Witness the rising chorus from Bill Clinton
partisans, led by Hillary Clinton, who see in the Office of Independent Counsel
(OIC) the flowering of a "vast right-wing conspiracy" to bring down the
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CLINTON (57%) ; MONICA LEWINSKY (54%) ; PAUL MARTIN 'PAUL M' SIMON (51%);
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Copyright 1998 The Denver Post Corporation
The Denver Post
February 5, 1998 Thursday 2D EDITION
SECTION: DENVER & THE WEST; Pg. B-11
LENGTH: 902 words
HEADLINE: Hillary Clinton hits home run in front of heavy hitters
BYLINE: Georgie Anne Geyer
BODY:
After the last two fractious weeks of on-again, off-again outrageous
claims against her husband of sexual misconduct, here was Hillary Rodham
Clinton wowing one of the most sophisticated audiences on Earth: 2,000 leading
CEOs, presidents of nations, prime ministers, economists and
Mrs. Clinton's message was a good one - particularly for the many proponents
here of the global economy, who seem to feel that (1) Globalization
in her speech actually came to her benefit. Those same responses
benefited Bill Clinton and supported him in his latest moment of travail.
Hillary Rodham Clinton looked for all the world like a woman determined to
begin her political campaigns. If Monday night's performance was any
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Copyright 1998 The Des Moines Register, Inc.
The Des Moines Register
February 5, 1998, Thursday
SECTION: Main News Pg. 002
LENGTH: 469 words
HEADLINE: People In The News
SOURCE: Staff
BODY:
Downing St., the famed London address at which the British Prime Minister
shakes his groove thang. The Economist magazine reports that Hillary Rodham
Clinton, of all people, "persuaded the Blairs of the glories of the White House
intern program on a recent visit." Spread the love
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Copyright 1998 The Des Moines Register, Inc.
The Des Moines Register
February 5, 1998, Thursday
SECTION: Main News Pg. 005
LENGTH: 1354 words
HEADLINE: Prosecutors: No immunity for Lewinsky
Might proceed with case without her testimony
SOURCE: Associated Press
BODY:
formal investigation that is under way. "
Gore said he believes Clinton's denials. But he passed up a chance to endorse
Hillary Rodham Clinton's theory that a "vast right-wing conspiracy" is behind
the allegations being pursued by Starr.
"I respect her opinions and analysis," Gore said when asked about Mrs.
Clinton's assertion. "I'm not going to comment on Judge Starr.
But there's
no question that there have been unprecedented attacks on this president and
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Copyright 1998 The Des Moines Register, Inc.
The Des Moines Register
February 5, 1998, Thursday
SECTION: Main News Pg. . 13
LENGTH: 835 words
HEADLINE: Clintons further coarsen American life
BYLINE: George Will
SOURCE: Washington Post Writers Group
BODY:
meeting occurred and the explanation would harm him.
His silence is a more portentous indicator of this crisis' long-term
trajectory than are the lawyers' maneuverings or Hillary Rodham Clinton's smarmy
accusations. For example, when she said that North Carolina Senators Jesse Helms
and Lauch Faircloth "appointed" the judge who
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Copyright 1998 The Des Moines Register, Inc.
The Des Moines Register
February 5, 1998, Thursday
SECTION: Today Pg. 3
LENGTH: 201 words
HEADLINE: Your Two Cents Worth
SOURCE: Readers
BODY:
am glad that Bill and Hillary are speaking up.
- Granger woman
Next time you criticize Bill Clinton, think of how Chelsea Clinton feels.
- West Des Moines kid
To the woman who criticized Hillary's looks: You probably could not shine her
shoes.
- Central
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Copyright 1998 The Houston Chronicle Publishing Company
The Houston Chronicle
February 05, 1998, Thursday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 30
LENGTH: 437 words
HEADLINE: HE WON'T BITE;
As an attack dog, Starr has been supremely ineffective
SOURCE: Staff
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Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr has been accused of being a partisan attack
dog out to get Bill and Hillary Clinton. Starr may or may not be partisan, but
he has proved to be a lackadaisical canine.
Appointed in August 1994, Starr is
others to plead guilty.
But aside from Webster Hubbell, who pleaded guilty to bilking his private law
partners (including Hillary Clinton) before he joined the Justice Department,
Starr has neither indicted nor cleared a senior administration official - the
mission he was appointed to accomplish.
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (94%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (53%) ; JANET RENO (51%) ;
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Copyright 1998 The Houston Chronicle Publishing Company
The Houston Chronicle
February 05, 1998, Thursday 3 STAR EDITION
SECTION: A; Pg. 4
LENGTH: 908 words
HEADLINE: Starr's probe of president taking critical turn in media
SOURCE: Washington Post
BYLINE: HOWARD KURTZ
BODY:
President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky has put him at the center of a
maelstrom. But it is only in the week since Hillary Rodham Clinton assailed him
as politically motivated that Starr has come under scrutiny.
Walter Isaacson, Time's managing editor, describes the pendulum swing this
report caused a brief furor over Starr's methods, but much of the media
ignored it.
Even before Hillary Clinton publicly assailed Starr, White House aides were
encouraging reporters to scrutinize the prosecutor's tactics. James Carville,
the president's friend and
PERSON: EDWARD JAMES 'TED' KOPPEL (55%) ; MONICA LEWINSKY (54%) ; WILLIAM
JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (54%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (53%) ;
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Copyright 1998 The Kansas City Star Co.
THE KANSAS CITY STAR
February 5, 1998 Thursday METROPOLITAN EDITION
SECTION: METROPOLITAN; Pg. C1
LENGTH: 1260 words
HEADLINE: Gore juggles loyalty, his own political future
BYLINE: DAVID GOLDSTEIN, Washington Correspondent
BODY:
back
even
if you deserve it."
As the Monica Lewinsky case has unfolded, the vice president has
become second only to first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as the
president's biggest cheerleader.
PERSON: ALBERT GORE JR (96%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (92%) ; HILLARY
RODHAM CLINTON (70%) ; MONICA LEWINSKY (56%) ; RICHARD J DURBIN (53%) ;
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Copyright 1998 The Kansas City Star Co.
THE KANSAS CITY STAR
February 5, 1998 Thursday METROPOLITAN EDITION
SECTION: METROPOLITAN; Pg. C1
LENGTH: 1260 words
HEADLINE: Gore juggles loyalty, his own political future
BYLINE: DAVID GOLDSTEIN, Washington Correspondent
BODY:
back
even
if you deserve it."
As the Monica Lewinsky case has unfolded, the vice president has
become second only to first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as the
president's biggest cheerleader.
PERSON: ALBERT GORE JR (96%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (92%) ; HILLARY
RODHAM CLINTON (70%); MONICA LEWINSKY (56%) ; RICHARD J DURBIN (53%) ;
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Copyright 1998 Journal Sentinel Inc.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
February 5, 1998 Thursday Final
SECTION: News Pg. 8 Inside TV & Radio
LENGTH: 671 words
HEADLINE: Winter Olympics may bring gold to Channel 58 news
BYLINE: TIM CUPRISIN
BODY:
sent Inside TV & Radio the transcript of Clinton spinmeister James
Carville's appearance on NBC's "Today" show.
It was Hillary Clinton, who called Tuesday to order it included in
Wednesday's column.
Actually, NBC faxed a copy after
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Copyright 1998 Journal Sentinel Inc.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
February 5, 1998 Thursday Metro
SECTION: News Pg. 1
LENGTH: 945 words
HEADLINE: Lewinsky immunity bid rejected
Starr's decision indicates prosecutors will pursue inquiry without her help
BYLINE: JOHN SOLOMON
SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: Washington
BODY:
awful lot of questions" were open.
Gore said he believed Clinton's denials. Nonetheless, he passed up a chance
to endorse Hillary Rodham Clinton's theory that a "vast right-wing conspiracy"
is behind the allegations that Starr is pursuing.
"I respect her opinions and analysis, If Gore
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Copyright 1998 Journal Sentinel Inc.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
February 5, 1998 Thursday Final
SECTION: News Pg. 10
LENGTH: 637 words
HEADLINE: Investigators hoping Trie will shed light on illegal donations
Lawmakers seek answers from Clinton friend about Democratic fund raising
BYLINE: LANCE GAY
SOURCE: Scripps Howard News Service
DATELINE: Washington
BODY:
fully vindicated, " Weingarten said.
Trie, 49, was released on $200,000 bond following his arrest. He is a
longtime friend of Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton from the days he ran a
Chinese restaurant in Little Rock, Ark., where the Clintons ate. After Clinton
was elected president,
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Copyright 1998 Newsday, Inc.
Newsday (New York, NY)
February 5, 1998, Thursday, ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: VIEWPOINTS; Page A43
LENGTH: 727 words
HEADLINE: CLINTON LOOKS HOME FREE; LOOK AGAIN
BYLINE: James P. Pinkerton. James P. Pinkerton's e-mail address is pinkertofix.
netcom.com.
BODY:
publication Slate put the chances of Clinton's ouster at 45 percent.
The feeding frenzy died after both Bill and Hillary Clinton issued strong
denials of any "improper relationship. " Some in the press were of course eager
to embrace the first lady's charge that "
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Copyright 1998 Newsday, Inc.
Newsday (New York, NY)
February 5, 1998, Thursday, ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: NEWS; Page A07
LENGTH: 696 words
HEADLINE: THE STEWARD'S VIEW / GRAND JURY QUERIES WHITE HOUSE VALET FOR A SECOND
TIME
BYLINE: Knut Royce and William Douglas. WASHINGTON BUREAU
DATELINE: Washington
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in the West Wing. He also has served as the president's traveling chef.
In a 1996 speech in Manila, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton praised Nelvis
by name as one of several Filipino-Americans who were among "the president's
most dedicated personal assistants."
Also
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Copyright 1998 Newsday, Inc.
Newsday (New York, NY)
February 5, 1998, Thursday, ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: NEWS; Page A13
LENGTH: 798 words
HEADLINE: A D.C. POWER PAIR
BYLINE: LIZ SMITH
BODY:
Tony Blair are scarce as hen's teeth. People fought to be invited. Elton
John is supposed to entertain. They say THIS is the party that President and
Mrs. Bill Clinton have really been looking forward to. Tony Blair is one of
their champions
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VINTAGE TALENT: Patti Page celebrated her 50th anniversary in showbiz
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Copyright 1998 Newsday, Inc.
Newsday (New York, NY)
February 5, 1998, Thursday, ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: BUSINESS; Page A55
LENGTH: 531 words
HEADLINE: RENO AT LARGE / IN CLINTON SCANDAL, SQUALID EPIDEMIC OF TREACHERY,
BETRAYAL
BYLINE: Robert Reno
BODY:
man on whose career they climbed to their present, highly marketable
celebrity. Dick Morris outdid them, of course, by innocently hypothesizing
Mrs. Clinton is a lesbian, his bizarre idea of being helpful. If this rids us
forever of the contemptible Morris as a public figure to be taken
by handlers who advised her to scorn a neat cash settlement with
President Clinton's insurance companies.
Thank goodness Mrs. Clinton has had the class not to run around looking
pitiable and milking the role of the betrayed wife or, worse, going on TV to say
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Copyright 1998 McClatchy Newspapers, Inc.
Sacramento Bee
February 5, 1998, METRO FINAL
SECTION: MAIN NEWS; Pg. A13
LENGTH: 753 words
HEADLINE: CLINTON FINDS A PILLAR OF SUPPORT IN BRITAIN'S BLAIR
BYLINE: Muriel Dobbin, Washington Bureau
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
education, child care, health care and juvenile crime also will be on the
agenda, as they were two months ago when first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton spent
a weekend at Chequers, the prime minister's weekend retreat, during a visit to
England and Northern Ireland.
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Copyright 1998 The Chronicle Publishing Co.
The San Francisco Chronicle
FEBRUARY 5, 1998, THURSDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: DAILY DATEBOOK; Pg. E10; PERSONALS
LENGTH: 728 words
HEADLINE: Chaps Will Be Chaps and Garcons Will Be Garcons
BYLINE: Leah Garchik
BODY:
Scandal in the Wind''? asks Darryl Forman - - recently hired three interns
for 10 Downing St. It was Hillary Clinton, during a recent visit to England, who
, 'persuaded the Blairs of the glories of the White House interns program, said
the Economist.
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (57%) ; CLAUDIA CARDINALE (55%) i VALERY GISCARD
'ESTAING (54%) ; FRANCOIS MAURICE MARIE MITTERRAND (53%) ;
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Copyright 1998 St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Inc.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 5, 1998, Thursday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIAL, Pg. B7
LENGTH: 1363 words
HEADLINE: LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
BODY:
affair with Monica Lewinsky and whether he lied about it. This did not
break any law, if true, nor disrupt any area of our government.
Hillary Clinton is backing her husband all the way. If Clinton's wife can
trust him, why not the public?
Paul Monroe
Webster Groves
Isn't
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Copyright 1998 Star Tribune
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
February 5, 1998, Metro Edition
SECTION: News; Pg. 23A
LENGTH: 838 words
HEADLINE: School-to-work programs may sound appealing, but they aren't
BYLINE: Lynne Cheney
DATELINE: Washington, D.C.
BODY:
for Education and the Economy has been a force behind both federal
school-to-work legislation and the efforts in many states. Hillary Rodham
Clinton served on the center's board and, before she became First Lady, promoted
school-to-work ideas.
Ira Magaziner was another
scope of school-to-work, as well as its faith in central planning, calls
to mind the health-care proposal advanced by Hillary Clinton and Magaziner five
years ago. In 1993, the concept was regional alliances to survey health-care
plans and decide which ones
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Copyright 1998 Chicago Tribune Company
Chicago Tribune
February 5, 1998 Thursday, NORTH SPORTS FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 2; ZONE: N; Hevrdejs & Conklin INC.
LENGTH: 679 words
HEADLINE: OFF-COURT BANTER MAY PUT ALL-STAR MJ INTO FOUL TERRITORY
BYLINE: By Judy Hevrdejs and Mike Conklin.
BODY:
Stevie Wonder and Barbra Streisand at Thursday's White House bash for
Britain's Tony Blair. But we wonder if Hillary Clinton will ask how Blair's new
interns are progressing. The Economist reports that the British prime minister
(at Hillary's suggestion) has
PERSON:
SHAQUILLE O'NEAL (56%) ; SHELTON JACKSON 'SPIKE' LEE (54%) ; MIKE
TYSON (53%) ; BARBRA JOAN STREISAND (52%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (51%) ; CAROL
MOSELEY-BRAUN (50%) ;
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Chicago Tribune
February 5, 1998 Thursday, EVENING UPDATE EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1; ZONE: C
LENGTH: 405 words
HEADLINE: CLINTON GETS SUPPORT FROM BRITISH VISITOR;
PRIME MINISTER PLEDGES UNITED STAND IN GULF
BYLINE: Associated Press.
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
GRAPHIC:
Minister Tony Blair (left) and his wife, Cherie, are welcomed to the
White House Thursday by President Clinton and First Lady Hillary Rodham
Clinton. Reuters photo.
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The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
February 4, 1998, Wednesday, CONSTITUTION EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIAL; Pg. 12A
LENGTH: 663 words
HEADLINE: Letters, Faxes & E-mail;
WHITE HOUSE IN CRISIS
BYLINE: WILLIAM EDWARDS; Atlanta
BODY:
First lady should take a hard look at her marriage
MARK CORRELL, Atlanta
I cannot believe that Hillary Clinton is willing to stick next to her husband
through all of this. This is commendable if she does not have ulterior motives.
Her allegations, though, are outrageous. Does she really think that all
Starr has infiltrated everyone around the Clintons is absurd. Instead of
worrying so much about others out to "get them," maybe Hillary Clinton should
take a closer look at her relationship with her husband.
Society takes a turn, and maybe not for the best
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February 4, 1998, Wednesday, CONSTITUTION EDITION
SECTION: NATIONAL NEWS; Pg. 07A
LENGTH: 1043 words
HEADLINE: ON WASHINGTON;
BCCI fraud cases finally settled
BYLINE: - -Compiled by Ernie Freda from staff, news services and published
reports
BODY:
guilty to tax evasion and mail fraud for bilking clients at the Rose Law
Firm in Little Rock, where Hillary Clinton used to work. He was released last
year. Hubbell told The Washington Post he "was kind of looking forward" to his
call to fulfill the civic
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February 4, 1998, Wednesday, ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: NATIONAL NEWS; Pg. 02A Colin Bessonette
LENGTH: 830 words
HEADLINE: I & A ON THE NEWS
BYLINE: Colin Bessonette
BODY:
follow the instructions or e-mail: q&afajc.com
Q: What did House Speaker Newt Gingrich and first lady Hillary Rodham
Clinton do when they attended the World Economic Forum in Switzerland that just
ended? --Carole Barrett, Marietta
A: Both spoke before the
PERSON: NEWT GINGRICH (71%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (71%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON
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The Baltimore Sun
February 4, 1998, Wednesday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: TELEGRAPH (NEWS), Pg. 1A
LENGTH: 3635 words
HEADLINE: Winding trail of Clinton sex scandal; Initial frenzy ends, but
investigation by Starr continues
BYLINE: Peter Jensen and Sandy Banisky, SUN STAFF
BODY:
wholly different nature, as the First Couple launched a counter-offensive
that may have turned on the State of the Union address and Hillary Rodham
Clinton's appearances on two morning TV shows.
More of the allegations were disputed; some of the media'ssloppy reporting
was exposed.
As much as the first
by hanging around events to which they were not necessarily invited.
Evelyn Lieberman, then a deputy chief of staff and a friend of Mrs. Clinton,
complained and urged Lewinsky's transfer to the Pentagon's press office, to a
post that paid $ 32,736 a year. Lewinsky left her
stayed in the White House to work on his speech. The first lady went to
war. On NBC's "Today" program, Mrs. Clinton blamed the allegations on a "vast,
right-wing conspiracy."
She said she fully believed her husband's denial of the allegations and urged
the
mention of his problems.
Clinton's approval ratings, riding high before the scandal, climbed higher.
Praise for the first lady
Mrs. Clinton's campaign to save her husband's presidency drew respectful
notices.
"This may be remembered as the final proof of Hillary's leadership qualities
of strength and
away from an Arkansas real estate project.
Solicitor general in the administration of President George Bush, Starr
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dismissed Hillary Clinton's accusations of a right-wing conspiracy as
"nonsense."
Starr's ratings down
But the allegations hurt. In two weeks,
single time. Never. These allegations are false, and I need to go back to
work for the American people. "
Jan. 27. Hillary Rodham Clinton appears on NBC's "Today" program to defend
her husband and suggests he is a victim of a "vast right-wing conspiracy."
received by the public.
Jan. 28. In a second televised interview, this one on "Good Morning America,"
Mrs. Clinton asserts the White House position of no public disclosure.
*
Fresh from his State of the Union speech, the president goes on the road.
He is
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The Baltimore Sun
February 4, 1998, Wednesday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: LOCAL (NEWS) , Pg. 5B
LENGTH: 452 words
HEADLINE: Roger L. Stevens, 87, producer, head of D.C.'s Kennedy Center
SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS
BODY:
a defining force in America's cultural life," President Clinton said in a
statement about the man he and Hillary Rodham Clinton considered "our dear
friend. "
"As founding chairman of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Roger
can be credited with spotlighting our nation's
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The Baltimore Sun
February 4, 1998, Wednesday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIAL, Pg. 15A
LENGTH: 771 words
HEADLINE: With a break in the action, a list of questions for President Clinton
BYLINE: JACK GERMOND & JULES WITCOVER
BODY:
Starr.
Mr. Starr makes a perfect villain for the other facet of the Clinton defense
that the whole thing is the product of what Hillary Rodham Clinton called "a
vast right-wing conspiracy."
Americans are having a hard time understanding how someone charged with
looking into
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The Boston Globe
February 4, 1998, Wednesday, City Edition
SECTION: LIVING; Pg. C3
LENGTH: 821 words
HEADLINE: Salinger girls; Klein's Clintons; meth horror;
LITERARY LIFE
BYLINE: By Matthew Gilbert, Globe Staff
BODY:
best friends. They love each other madly. None of these are mutually
exclusive." Klein also asks a strangely provocative question: "Why
does
Hillary Clinton always look SO radiant in the midst of a sex scandal?"
Also in the New Yorker, a piece by
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The Boston Globe
February 4, 1998, Wednesday, City Edition
SECTION: NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. A4
LENGTH: 915 words
HEADLINE: Allegations fed appetites for quick-fix news
BYLINE: By Mark Jurkowitz, Globe Staff
BODY:
25 edition of "Meet the Press" garnered ratings that were up more than 50
percent over the previous week. A battling Hillary Rodham Clinton's Jan. 27
visit to "Today" brought the morning show its second-highest rating in a decade,
and her appearance on "
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The Boston Globe
February 4, 1998, Wednesday, City Edition
SECTION: NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. A3
LENGTH: 697 words
HEADLINE: Polls show the times, they are a-changin'
BYLINE: By John Aloysius Farrell, Globe staff
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
rejects the notion that oral sex does not qualify as adultery. And 57
percent of the respondents to a USA Today poll dismissed Hillary Rodham
Clinton's assertion that a right-wing conspiracy is out to get her husband.
Some commentators predict the president's support will erode
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February 4, 1998, Wednesday, City Edition
SECTION: NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. A4
LENGTH: 1053 words
HEADLINE: Clinton prosecutors enter pivotal stage of investigation;
Lewinsky deal expected soon; Jordan a focus
BYLINE: By Brian McGrory, and Michael Kranish, Globe Staff
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
look to indict her on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice in an
attempt to gain her full cooperation.
All the while, as Hillary Rodham Clinton and other White House supporters
lash out at a "vast right-wing conspiracy" and Clinton's poll numbers
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Chicago Sun-Times
February 4, 1998, WEDNESDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: EDT; Pg. 41
LENGTH: 737 words
HEADLINE: Private life, public man
BYLINE: By Dennis Byrne
BODY:
at the kind of way that person conducts himself. " Those words were spoken
on "60 Minutes" six years ago by Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Dennis Byrne is a member of the Sun-Times editorial board. E-mail:
dbyrnefsuntimes.com
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Chicago Sun-Times
February 4, 1998, WEDNESDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: NWS; SNEED; Pg. 4
LENGTH: 658 words
BYLINE: Michael Sneed
BODY:
conjunction with the All-Star game.
Tipsville
Daley schmooze and Davos data: Word is Mayor Daley was planning to break
bread with Hillary Clinton, a.k.a. the Iron Lady, and the president's best pal,
Vernon Jordan, in Davos, Switzerland, where they are all attending the World
Economic
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The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
February 4, 1998, WEDNESDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A1
LENGTH: 786 words
HEADLINE: STARR AND HEAD OF JONES LAW FIRM ONCE CLASSMATES
BYLINE: Joan I. Duffy The Commercial Appeal; Little Rock Bureau
DATELINE: LITTLE ROCK
at Harding College in Searcy, Ark., was no indication that there is a
conspiracy among the President's adversaries as first lady Hillary Rodham
Clinton has claimed.
''I think that's a lot of baloney, said Rader, the lead partner in the
Dallas firm of Rader, Campbell,
ago 1
Starr did not return telephone calls, but he has denied being part of any
conspiracy to bring down the President.
Hillary Clinton last week cited connections among groups that have attacked
her husband and said she thought a 'right-wing conspiracy'' was bent
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The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
February 4, 1998, WEDNESDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: VIEWPOINT, Pg. A9
LENGTH: 699 words
HEADLINE: HILLARY'S ALLIANCE IS NOT ABOUT BUSINESS
BYLINE: Bonnie Erbe; Bonnie Erbe is a columnist for Scripps Howard News Service.
back into a state of inurement over the White House intern affair, the
question on many people's mind is: What motivates Hillary Rodham Clinton?
Liberal women question why a strong woman would stay with a man who either
strays or apparently strays, when feminism taught them not to endure such abuse.
Conservative women generally agree that Mrs. Clinton made her pact with the
devil long ago, and believe her alliance with her husband is more akin to a
business arrangement than a romance,
on her at the 1992 Republican National Convention in Houston and the
criticism of many others since.
When you study her past and their relationship, Hillary Rodham Clinton comes
across as a woman who is deeply in love with her husband, even to the point of
wearing blinders to his flaws, even to the
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The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY.)
February 4, 1998, Wednesday MET: METRO
SECTION: FEATURES THE INSIDER Pg. 03C
LENGTH: 435 words
HEADLINE: The Insider
TRUE TALES ABOUT PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
BYLINE: RICHARD DES RUISSEAUX, THE COURIER-JOURNAL
SOURCE: STAFF
BODY:
night for British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Capricia Marshall, White House social secretary, said President and Mrs.
Clinton wanted a blend of the best of the two cultures, which is why the Spice
Girls won't be performing. At least that's one reason.
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THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS
February 4, 1998, Wednesday, HOME FINAL EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIALS; EDITORIALS; Pg. 20A
LENGTH: 1120 words
HEADLINE: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
BODY:
lawyers frequently advise their clients that"a bad settlement is better
than a good judgment." It's too bad that President Bill and Hillary Clinton -
the presumptive first lawyers of the land - cut class the day this important
topic was covered in Cutting Your Legal and Political
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The Denver Post
February 4, 1998 Wednesday 2D EDITION
SECTION: DENVER & THE WEST; Pg. B-11
LENGTH: 681 words
HEADLINE: Media enabled Clinton
BYLINE: Cal Thomas
BODY:
Angeles Times, the writing, commentary and broadcasting masquerading as
reporting in the mainstream press had been downright worshipful. No wonder the
president and Mrs. Clinton were led to believe they could get away with private
indiscretions and public policies free of the scrutiny the press is supposed to
exercise on the public's
referring to his short-lived pairing with Connie Chung, CBS news anchor
Dan Rather said: "If we could be one-hundredth as great as you and Hillary
Rodham Clinton have been in the White House, we'd take it right now and walk
away winners
Thank you very much and tell Mrs. Clinton we respect her and
we're pulling for her. "
On issues, too, the press usually took the Clintons' side, trashing
Republican proposals as "harsh, " "
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The Denver Post
February 4, 1998 Wednesday 2D EDITION
SECTION: DENVER & THE WEST; Pg. B-11
LENGTH: 736 words
HEADLINE: Ask the president this
BYLINE: Jack Germond, Jules Witcover
BODY:
Kenneth Starr.
Starr makes a perfect villain for the other facet of the Clinton defense -
that the whole thing is the product of what Hillary Rodham Clinton called "a
vast right-wing conspiracy. If Americans are having a hard time understanding how
someone charged with looking into
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THE KANSAS CITY STAR
February 4, 1998 Wednesday METROPOLITAN EDITION
SECTION: OPINION; Pg. C7; STARBEAMS
LENGTH: 372 words
HEADLINE: Starbeams
BYLINE: BILL TAMMEUS, Of the Editorial Staff
BODY:
see a
computer simulation of a nuclear test.
Wonder if he's thought of
asking computer wizards to simulate an impeachment.
HILLARY Rodham Clinton took at least two runs down Swiss ski
slopes the other day, it's reported. If there's a First
PERSON: MONICA LEWINSKY (92%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (92%) i ORENTHAL JAMES 'O
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HUSSEIN (53%);
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THE KANSAS CITY STAR
February 4, 1998 Wednesday METROPOLITAN EDITION
SECTION: OPINION; Pg. C7; STARBEAMS
LENGTH: 372 words
HEADLINE: Starbeams
BYLINE: BILL TAMMEUS, Of the Editorial Staff
BODY:
see a
computer simulation of a nuclear test.
Wonder if he's thought of
asking computer wizards to simulate an impeachment.
HILLARY Rodham Clinton took at least two runs down Swiss ski
slopes the other day, it's reported. If there's a First
PERSON: MONICA LEWINSKY (92%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (92%) ; ORENTHAL JAMES 'O
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THE KANSAS CITY STAR
February 4, 1998 Wednesday METROPOLITAN EDITION
SECTION: OPINION; Pg. C7; STARBEAMS
LENGTH: 372 words
HEADLINE: Starbeams
BYLINE: BILL TAMMEUS, Of the Editorial Staff
BODY:
see a
computer simulation of a nuclear test.
Wonder if he's thought of
asking computer wizards to simulate an impeachment.
HILLARY Rodham Clinton took at least two runs down Swiss ski
slopes the other day, it's reported. If there's a First
PERSON: MONICA LEWINSKY (92%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (92%) ; ORENTHAL JAMES 'O
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
February 4, 1998 Wednesday Final
SECTION: News Pg. 10 Cal Thomas
LENGTH: 611 words
HEADLINE: No wonder Clinton's our president
BYLINE: CAL THOMAS
SOURCE: Los Angeles Times
BODY:
Clinton is doing, including a significant majority of women who might be
expected to have been offended by the allegations against him. Along with
Hillary Rodham Clinton, we've put our concerns about morals and character "in a
box, " and prefer to worship at the altar of the economy. If the economy is
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Newsday (New York, NY)
February 4, 1998, Wednesday, NASSAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION
SECTION: VIEWPOINTS; Page A38
LENGTH: 342 words
HEADLINE: IF ALL THE IFS WERE STRUNG END TO END IN D. C
BYLINE: Art Buchwald. Art Buchwald is a syndicated columnist based in
Washington.
BODY:
Secret Service had said, "No White House interns can go into the Oval
Office without a written okay from Mrs. Clinton";
And if all these "ifs" had taken place, the country would now be talking only
about the Winter Olympics;
And if you can talk with crowds and keep
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February 4, 1998, Wednesday, NASSAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION
SECTION: VIEWPOINTS; Page A39
LENGTH: 611 words
HEADLINE: WHAT THE BOYS IN THE BACK ROOM WILL REALLY HAVE
BYLINE: Bill Reel
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life at home. The want to keep up appearances as Clinton does so well.
They let out a sigh of relief when Hillary Rodham Clinton stood by her man. Good
girl! They think Hillary Clinton is a wonderful role model for wives.
"As long as I bring the check home every week, I'm entitled to
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Newsday (New York, NY)
February 4, 1998, Wednesday, ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: NEWS; Page A18
HEADLINE: ON TOP OF THE WORLD. (STAND ALONE PHOTO)
GRAPHIC: AP Photo-On Top of the World. First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton gets
ready for a ski run down the Parsenn, near Davos, Switzerland, yesterday as she
relaxed at the Alpine
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THE ORLANDO SENTINEL
February 4, 1998 Wednesday, METRO
SECTION: EDITORIAL; Pg. All
LENGTH: 735 words
HEADLINE: THIS TIME, FIGHT HUSSEIN TO THE FINISH
BYLINE: William Safire, New York Times
DATELINE: DAVOS, SWITZERLAND
BODY:
necessary force to remove Hussein - the president would receive the
constitutional mandate he needs for a fight to the finish.
I ran into Hillary Clinton at a reception Sunday. Though our brief chat was
socially privileged, she told me that what we needed was not just allies to
express
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The Plain Dealer
February 4, 1998 Wednesday, FINAL / ALL
SECTION: EDITORIALS & FORUM; Pg. 13B
LENGTH: 702 words
HEADLINE: THEY WANT CLINTON TO BE A SAINT
BYLINE: By Roselyne Bosch
BODY:
private life.
Nobody seems able to say what this has to do with Clinton's talent for
running the country. The same powerlessness seems to be what prevents Hillary
Clinton from sending the press to hell and saying: "This is Bill's and my
business. " Seen from this side of the Atlantic, the feeling is that Hillary
Clinton is the only person in the entire world to whom Bill Clinton has to tell
"the truth" about his relationship with that young woman. Not to the public, the
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Sacramento Bee
February 4, 1998, METRO FINAL
SECTION: METRO; Pg. B1
LENGTH: 623 words
HEADLINE: SWIMMING OFF WITH A RECORD
BYLINE: Steve Wiegand
BODY:
time on anagrams. He rearranges letters of people's names to form
evocative words about the people. Example: William Jefferson And Hillary Rodham
Clinton begets "Cad! Sinner in Major Fall. All honor thy mild wife.
"
Jan
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February 4, 1998, METRO FINAL
SECTION: EDITORIALS; Pg. B7
LENGTH: 785 words
HEADLINE: CAN STARR DELIVER EVIDENCE?
BYLINE: Sara Fritz
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
months after the president's advisers failed to produce the documents in
response to a subpoena from Starr. These billing records revealed that Hillary
Rodham Clinton had previously understated her role as a private attorney for
McDougal's savings and loan.
Discovery of the records prompted Starr to launch an investigation into
whether Hillary Clinton tried to cover up the nature of her legal work for
McDougal by concealing the documents. He even summoned her to testify before
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Sacramento Bee
February 4, 1998, METRO FINAL
SECTION: MAIN NEWS; Pg. A10
LENGTH: 581 words
HEADLINE: CLINTON GETS TOP MARKS IN STATE POLL
BYLINE: Phil Garcia, Bee Deputy Capitol Bureau Chief
BODY:
77 percent, said they believe it would be better for the country to have
Clinton serve out his term.
The public's regard for Hillary Rodham Clinton appears to be on the rebound,
the pollster said, with 56 percent now saying they like the first lady while 23
percent
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February 4, 1998, METRO FINAL
SECTION: MAIN NEWS; Pg. A2
LENGTH: 167 words
HEADLINE: BLAIR DINNER GETS JUST DESSERTS
BYLINE: Ed Fishbein, from Bee news services
BODY:
first time ever, interns have been hired to work at No. 10 Downing St.,
the prime minister's residence. The magazine reports that Hillary Rodham
Clinton "persuaded the Blairs of the glories of the White House intern program
on a recent visit."
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The San Francisco Chronicle
FEBRUARY 4, 1998, WEDNESDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. A12
LENGTH: 1238 words
HEADLINE: Poll Finds Californians Don't Care if Clinton Lied About Affair
BYLINE: Carla Marinucci, Chronicle Political Writer
BODY:
percent with no opinion. That surpasses Clinton's previous approval
rating of 59 percent one year ago.
*
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton is also riding his crest of popularity.
By more than a 2-to-1 ratio, Californians rate her favorably, although they're
split
in the GOP, a majority said it would be better if he didn't step aside
and that he could continue to be effective as president.
Aside from the economy, Hillary Clinton, who has the overwhelming support of
Californians, may be a key to the president's continued popularity, poll results
show.
'If she were not as stalwart as she has been, if she had
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The San Francisco Examiner
February 4, 1998, Wednesday; Second Edition
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. A-18
LENGTH: 1021 words
HEADLINE: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
BODY:
charges rising up from the swamp of political dirty tricksters who have
haunted Washington, D.C., for too long?
Why should you be so offended when Hillary Clinton sees a "conspiracy"?
Maybe you should thank her for pointing out what has been in front of your noses
all these years.
Robert Carl Miller
Daly City
You're to be applauded for SO forcefully calling Hillary Clinton's bluff on her
ludicrous assertions that there is a right-wing conspiracy behind the White
House sex scandals.
As an attorney, she
by reason of forceful assertion? I don't think so.
Walter Klink
Mill Valley
Before simply dismissing Hillary Clinton's conspiracy comments, perhaps you
should read your own paper. The same day as your editorial, a Reuters story in
The
it destroys the president, and it will stop at nothing.
Michael Iapoce
San Anselmo
Your statements about Hillary Clinton's conspiracy theory being "malarkey"
indicate that you have dismissed this idea and other information before there is
evidence. You are joining the rest of the news-crazed
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Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
February 4, 1998, Metro Edition
SECTION: News; Pg. 15A
LENGTH: 935 words
HEADLINE: 'Conspiracy' against Clintons: Could be
BYLINE: David Sarasohn
BODY:
But now Hillary Rodham Clinton has used the C-word, and the response has
been predictable. People who have spent five years working to destroy Bill
Clinton are indignant
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Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
February 4, 1998, Metro Edition
SECTION: News; Pg. 14A
LENGTH: 1157 words
HEADLINE: Letters from readers
BODY:
appearing to be busy gathering more information, thus postponing
consequences for Clinton indefinitely.
In TV interviews last week, Hillary Rodham Clinton played her part
perfectly, creating the fictitious specter of a "right-wing conspiracy" leading
the Justice Department to manipulate the legal
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The Times-Picayune
February 4, 1998 Wednesday, FIRST
SECTION: NATIONAL; Pg. A15
LENGTH: 1007 words
HEADLINE: BALDWIN STABLE AFTER OVERDOSE
BYLINE: Compiled from wire reports
BODY:
three interns have been hired to work at No. 10 Downing St., home of the
Blair family. The Economist magazine reports that Hillary Rodham Clinton
"persuaded the Blairs of the glories of the White House intern program on a
recent visit."
Not sticking around
Buyers
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The Times-Picayune
February 4, 1998 Wednesday, THIRD
SECTION: NATIONAL; Pg. A15
LENGTH: 758 words
HEADLINE: RECOVERING BALDWIN IS ARRESTED
BYLINE: Compiled from wire reports
BODY:
three interns have been hired to work at No. 10 Downing St., home of the
Blair family. The Economist magazine reports that Hillary Rodham Clinton
"persuaded the Blairs of the glories of the White House intern program on a
recent visit."
Royal room service
The Queen
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The Times-Picayune
February 4, 1998 Wednesday, THIRD
SECTION: METRO; Pg. B7
LENGTH: 820 words
HEADLINE: INVOLVING THE PUBLIC IN CORRUPTION
BYLINE: By George Will
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
meeting occurred and the explanation would harm him.
His silence is a more portentous indicator of this crisis' long-term
trajectory than are the lawyers' maneuverings or Hillary Clinton's smarmy
accusations. For example, when she says North Carolina's Sens. Helms and
Faircloth "appointed" the judge that heads the three-judge
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Chicago Tribune
February 4, 1998 Wednesday, NORTH SPORTS FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1; ZONE: N
LENGTH: 1892 words
HEADLINE: RICH, POWERFUL TAKE TRY AT FIXING WORLD'S PROBLEMS;
POLITICIANS, BUSINESSMEN, ACADEMICS- THE GLOBE'S ELITE--MEET IN HOPES OF
GETTING A HEAD START ON THE PROBLEMS OF THE 21ST CENTURY.
BYLINE: By Ray Moseley, Tribune Staff Writer.
DATELINE: DAVOS, Switzerland
BODY:
males between 15 and 50 are in prison.
Although it was an international affair, the star performers were
unquestionably American: Hillary Rodham Clinton with her chastisement of
American business leadership for failing to support President Clinton's
policies, and House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who
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The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
February 3, 1998, Tuesday, JOURNAL EDITION
SECTION: FOREIGN NEWS; Pg. 05A
LENGTH: 834 words
HEADLINE: WORLD IN BRIEF;
Tokyo airport gets tight security
BYLINE: From our news services
BODY:
dawn blasts, which occurred within 10 minutes of each other. No one
immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.
Hillary Clinton goes skiing in Swiss Alps
Dressed in a blue ski suit, Hillary Rodham Clinton took to Switzerland's
famed ski slopes today before winding up a brief visit to the Alps. Lift
operators
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The Baltimore Sun
February 3, 1998, Tuesday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIAL, Pg. 8A, Letters
LENGTH: 883 words
HEADLINE: Frenzied press makes tabloids look highbrow
BODY:
limiting their access to working areas of the White House does not serve
the president or our country.
What's next for Mr. Starr? Does he summon Chelsea Clinton? She was on winter
break in the White House part of December.
Absolute power corrupts -- whether you're the president or his prosecutor.
Alex
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The Baltimore Sun
February 3, 1998, Tuesday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: FEATURES, Pg. 3E
LENGTH: 782 words
HEADLINE: A family's funny flights of fancy; Theater review
BYLINE: J. Wynn Rousuck, SUN THEATER CRITIC
BODY:
tries desperately to be all things to all people, Jacalyn O'Shaughnessy
is a high-anxiety cross between Doris Day and Hillary Rodham Clinton. In
contrast, Terrence Caza's Josh is far more laid-back, a survivor of the Sixties
who is becoming increasingly
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The Baltimore Sun
February 3, 1998, Tuesday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: FEATURES, Pg. 3E
LENGTH: 782 words
HEADLINE: A family's funny flights of fancy; Theater review
BYLINE: J. Wynn Rousuck, SUN THEATER CRITIC
BODY:
tries desperately to be all things to all people, Jacalyn O'Shaughnessy
is a high-anxiety cross between Doris Day and Hillary Rodham Clinton. In
contrast, Terrence Caza's Josh is far more laid-back, a survivor of the Sixties
who is becoming increasingly
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The Baltimore Sun
February 3, 1998, Tuesday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: TELEGRAPH (NEWS), Pg. 3A
LENGTH: 340 words
HEADLINE: Starr stops using federal grand jury in Va. ; Probe of Lewinsky matter
outside D.C. questioned
BYLINE: Lyle Denniston and Susan Baer, SUN NATIONAL STAFF
GRAPHIC:
Lewinsky find a job, jokes with reporters in Davos, Switzerland, after a
speech by first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton at the World Economic Forum.
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The Baltimore Sun
February 3, 1998, Tuesday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIAL, Pg. 9A
LENGTH: 750 words
HEADLINE: Private charges vs. a very public record
BYLINE: Ellen Goodman
BODY:
BOSTON -- What then is the most surprising discovery as we go spelunking down
the endless caverns of this tawdry scandal?
That Dick Morris actually hypothesized "what if" Hillary Rodham Clinton was
"not necessarily into regular sex with men"? No, that's standard Morris
procedure.
That Penthouse magazine offered Monica Lewinsky $ 2
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The Baltimore Sun
February 3, 1998, Tuesday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIAL, Pg. 8A, Letters
LENGTH: 883 words
HEADLINE: Frenzied press makes tabloids look highbrow
BODY:
limiting their access to working areas of the White House does not serve
the president or our country.
What's next for Mr. Starr? Does he summon Chelsea Clinton? She was on winter
break in the White House part of December.
Absolute power corrupts - - whether you're the president or his prosecutor.
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The Des Moines Register
February 3, 1998, Tuesday
SECTION: Main News Pg. 009
LENGTH: 905 words
HEADLINE: Playing wild-card journalism with 'scandal'
BYLINE: Richard Harwood
SOURCE: Washington Post
BODY:
denial of her claims. His political agent, James Carville, has promised
to make war on the president's detractors - -"scumbags" and "sleaze" artists.
Hillary Rodham Clinton has attributed the scandal to mostly nameless actors in a
"vast right-wing conspiracy" to drive her husband from office and to a
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Sacramento Bee
February 3, 1998, METRO FINAL
SECTION: EDITORIALS; Pg. B7
LENGTH: 819 words
HEADLINE: THE MISTRUST ABOUT CLINTON WILL UNDO HIM
BYLINE: Charles Krauthammer
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
deposition. That lie alone will do it.
Nor do the president's supporters understand. James Carville takes to TV to
make Starr the issue. Hillary Rodham Clinton ascribes the affair to a "vast
right-wing conspiracy." This is spin. When the presidency hangs on the truth or
falsehood of one statement,
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Sacramento Bee
February 3, 1998, METRO FINAL
SECTION: MAIN NEWS; Pg. A9
LENGTH: 174 words
HEADLINE: FIRST LADY: SHARE WEALTH
BYLINE: Bee news services
DATELINE: DAVOS, Switzerland
BODY:
Two thousand of the world's most influential people applauded Hillary Rodham
Clinton on Monday evening as she told them they must do more to share wealth and
power with "the billions of men, women and children who are effectively
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
February 3, 1998, Tuesday
SECTION: NEWS; Ed. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; Pg. A-12
LENGTH: 576 words
HEADLINE: Businesses scolded by first lady;
Seeks more support for fast track, U.N.
BODY:
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton went before an elite audience last night to
scold American business leaders for their failure to support "fast-
GRAPHIC: 1 PHOTO; Hillary Rodham Clinton (A-2)
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (94%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL'
CLINTON (68%) ; MONICA LEWINSKY (67%) ;
SUBJECT: BUSINESS; CONFERENCES; FAMILIES; LEADERS; TRADE; TRIPS; UN; USA
Hillary Rodham Clinton FOREIGN TRADE (87%); TRADING BLOCS (70%);
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
February 3, 1998, Tuesday
SECTION: COMPUTER LINK; Ed. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; Pg. 11
LENGTH: 339 words
HEADLINE: Hillary Clinton to unveil Web's first-ladies site
BYLINE: ASSOCIATED PRESS
BODY:
over a White House news conference Feb. 23, when the online database will
be accessed for the first time.
"Hillary Clinton is one of our great first ladies, " said Mary Regula,
president of the National First Ladies' Library. "Hillary has been an
inspiration to
Hillary Clinton will be recorded as the first visitor to the first ladies'
library Web site.
The library's physical collections of books, manuscripts and photographs
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Chicago Tribune
February 3, 1998 Tuesday, EVENING UPDATE EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 2; ZONE: C; EVENING. People. QUOTES OF THE DAY.
LENGTH: 424 words
GRAPHIC: PHOTOS 2PHOTO: 'Yes, and I look forward to voting for her. I --Hillary
Rodham Clinton's response--after laughing heartily-- - to a written question as to
whether the 21st Century would not be the right time to elect a "strong,
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The Boston Globe
February 2, 1998, Monday, City Edition
SECTION: NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. C11
LENGTH: 419 words
HEADLINE: Investigating a president;
Legal issue centers on truth of depositions in court case;
STUDENT NEWSLINE
BYLINE: By Peter S. Canellos, Globe Staff
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
Clinton strongly denied that he had any relationship with the former intern.
The president's wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, said the investigation was caused
by political opponents of the president.
The special prosecutor, Kenneth Starr, promised to be fair in investigating
the
think she lied under oath. Others said they think she lied on the tapes,
exaggerating her friendship with the president to impress her friend.
Hillary Clinton, however, has said she trusts her husband when he says he
had no sexual relationship with Lewinsky.
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (92%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (55%) ; MONICA LEWINSKY (50%) ;
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The Des Moines Register
February 2, 1998, Monday
SECTION: Main News Pg. 1
LENGTH: 1014 words
HEADLINE: Fuss will fade, Ginsburg says
Lewinsky's attorney thinks Clinton, country will wave off sex scandal
SOURCE: Registers Wire Service
BODY:
spent the weekend at Camp David with his daughter, Chelsea, who was home
from college for the weekend.
7 First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton continued her travel break from
Washington with a sightseeing tour of eastern Switzerland.
7 Lewinsky made plans to travel soon to
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The Des Moines Register
February 2, 1998, Monday
SECTION: Main News Pg. 7
LENGTH: 1126 words
HEADLINE: Another comeback for Clinton?
Clinton is still standing, and he may even be inoculated against further damage.
BYLINE: David Yepsen
SOURCE: Register Columnist
BODY:
on TV were grimly talking about things like resignations and impeachment.
Hah. Now, after his State of the Union address, Hillary Rodham Clinton's
defense and his own "listen to me" retort, the talking heads are all discussing
whether the media went overboard. Most people are tired of the story.
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two gets you on the front page. Any combination of three gets you the
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On a serious note: If, as Hillary Clinton suggests, this is all part of a
right-wing conspiracy to get her husband, then the wingers better get it
together. That's because if Clinton were
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Sacramento Bee
February 2, 1998, METRO FINAL
SECTION: MAIN NEWS; Pg. A1
LENGTH: 792 words
HEADLINE: LEWINSKY'S ATTORNEY PREDICTS CLINTON WILL KEEP HIS JOB
BYLINE: David Westphal, Bee Washington Bureau Chief
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
weekend at Camp David with daughter Chelsea, who flew home from Stanford
University on Friday. First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton was attending an
international economics conference in Switzerland.
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The San Francisco Chronicle
FEBRUARY 2, 1998, MONDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIAL; Pg. A19; ARTHUR HOPPE
LENGTH: 491 words
HEADLINE: The Mother Of All Scandals
BYLINE: ARTHUR HOPPE
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relationship' with me. Of course, it may be proper in Arkansas, because
the president says it isn't adultery.
1 'Adultery? I'll bet Mrs. Clinton is ready to cut his head off.
'Oh, no, she's standing by her man. She says it's all a right-wing
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The Boston Globe
February 1, 1998, Sunday, City Edition
SECTION: FOCUS; Pg. E1
LENGTH: 1690 words
HEADLINE: What's the truth?
THE PRESIDENCY;
Mary Leonard is the Globe's Focus writer.
BYLINE: By MARY Leonard, Globe Staff
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tape that she was told to deny having an affair with him, lying is how
you get along, something she's done "my entire life. "
For Hillary Clinton, who says she knows the truth from her husband, the
charge is a lie provoked by a prosecutor and right-wing conspirators
For independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr, who says he's probing a sex
case to uncover serious crimes, Mrs. Clinton's version of his probe is
"nonsense," simply untrue.
"Much is unknown, but one thing can be assumed," says Harvard ethicist
an important lesson, one not lost on unfaithful spouses through the ages:
Change the subject. Last week, Mrs. Clinton deftly reshaped perceptions of the
truth by moving the focus off Monica, the maiden in distress, and putting it on
madness. "
Still, five years of the Clinton presidency have produced many murky tales
and incomplete explanations: the Whitewater land deal; Mrs. Clinton's
commodities trades; the White House travel office firings; the mystery around
the Rose Law Firm billing records; deputy
PERSON: MONICA LEWINSKY (94%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL'
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February 1, 1998, Sunday, City Edition
SECTION: NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. Al
LENGTH: 1629 words
HEADLINE: Clinton plan to emphasize record, agenda;
Tries to divert attention from sex allegations;
THE CLINTON ALLEGATIONS
BYLINE: By Brian McGrory, Globe Staff
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
in the belief that his Republican adversaries and Starr himself are not
well liked by the public, a theme sounded by Hillary Rodham Clinton last week
when she lashed out at "a right-wing conspiracy. "
To help with that, the Democratic National Committee is funding a
Clinton left the White House with his daughter, Chelsea, on Friday for a
weekend in secluded Camp David. Hillary Clinton traveled to Switzerland and
attended a children's event yesterday, saying, "I miss many things about my
private
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SECTION: METRO/REGION; Pg. A28
LENGTH: 664 words
HEADLINE: Clinton's early backers in Dover hoping to weather storm;
THE CLINTON ALLEGATIONS / NEW HAMPSHIRE VIEW
BYLINE: By Michael Kranish, Globe Staff
DATELINE: DOVER, N.H.
BODY:
find themselves struggling waiting for answers. They want to believe
there is yet another "comeback kid" story. They want to believe Hillary Rodham
Clinton's assertion that a "right-wing conspiracy" is pushing allegations of
Clinton's affair, which the president has denied.
"The last dog is not dead, "
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February 1, 1998, Sunday, City Edition
SECTION: EDITORIAL PAGE; Pg. E6
LENGTH: 312 words
HEADLINE: A first for first ladies
BODY:
wishes, raised money for the Revolutionary War, and traveled to the
military camps, including Valley Forge - on up through Hillary Clinton, who took
the heat for a failed national health care plan, the role of first lady has been
shaped free-
PERSON: RALPH REGULA (61%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (54%) ; NANCY DAVIS
REAGAN (52%) ;
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February 1, 1998, Sunday, City Edition
SECTION: METRO/REGION; Pg. B1
LENGTH: 567 words
HEADLINE: Echoes of Watergate;
Colson advises Clinton: 'Tell everything you know'
BYLINE: By Sandy Coleman, Globe Staff
BODY:
Clinton at Nixon's funeral in 1994, said he was impressed with him and
takes no delight in anyone's scandal. However, he disagreed with Hillary
Clinton's charge that allegations involving Monica Lewinsky stem from a
right-wing conspiracy.
"In my more paranoid moments
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February 1, 1998, Sunday, City Edition
SECTION: OP-ED; Pg. E7
LENGTH: 729 words
HEADLINE: Our uneasy balance;
ELLEN GOODMAN
BYLINE: By Ellen Goodman, Globe Staff
BODY:
What, then, is the most surprising discovery as we go spelunking down the
endless caverns of this tawdry scandal?
That Dick Morris actually hypothesized "what if" Hillary Clinton was "not
necessarily
into regular sex with men"? No, that's standard Morris
procedure.
That Penthouse offered Monica Lewinsky $ 2 million to
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (73%) ; MONICA LEWINSKY (57%) ;
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February 1, 1998, Sunday, City Edition
SECTION: NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. Al
LENGTH: 1467 words
HEADLINE: Lure of law and order;
Starr puts reputation on the line;
THE CLINTON ALLEGATIONS
BYLINE: By Peter S. Canellos, Globe Staff
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
insistence on following the law wherever it leads, whatever the outcome.
White House officials, including first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, soon
portrayed Starr as an anti-Clinton zealot.
But friends, some of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity, offered
not Clinton or Jordan. Starr, they say, may have triggered a crisis
without having the goods on the president.
Led by Hillary Clinton, the president's defenders began attacking Starr last
week.
Starr, for his part, cannot respond fully without exposing
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (93%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (92%) i
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February 1, 1998, Sunday, City Edition
SECTION: ECONOMY; Pg. F1
LENGTH: 1366 words
HEADLINE: A year of perfect health;
ECONOMIC PRINCIPALS / DAVID WARSH
BYLINE: By David Warsh, Globe Staff
BODY:
rich? For the poor?
The nation got a look at this debate in 1993, and it wasn't pretty. It was
then that Hillary Rodham Clinton and Ira Magaziner had set about reorganizing
health care on a grand scale. Every special interest in
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February 1, 1998, Sunday MET: METRO
SECTION: ARTS Pg. 011
LENGTH: 1037 words
HEADLINE: 'Bedroom Farce' latest chapter for Jon Huffman
BYLINE: JUDITH EGERTON, The Courier-Journal
SOURCE: STAFF
BODY:
grew up in Bethesda, Md., near Washington, D.C., and went to school at
Sidwell Friends, where Amy Carter and Chelsea Clinton spent their secondary
school years. He earned a liberal-arts degree at Lenoir Rhyne College, a small
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THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS
February 1, 1998, Sunday, HOME FINAL EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIALS; Pg. 5J
LENGTH: 1756 words
HEADLINE: L'affaire Lewinsky;
How serious is this presidential scandal?
BODY:
while he is in office. Mr. Moody arranged Ms. Tripp's meeting with Mr.
Starr, an old comrade.
And you think Hillary Rodham Clinton is extravagant when she says there is a
conspiracy of like-minded people out to get the president by any means?
Universal Press Syndicate
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton came out firing on Tuesday morning's Today
Show, blaming her husband's most recent woes on a "
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The Des Moines Register
February 1, 1998, Sunday
SECTION: Nation World Pg. 002
LENGTH: 388 words
HEADLINE: Battle plan was work of first lady
SOURCE: New York Daily News
BODY:
That's when Hillary Rodham Clinton took over.
It was the first lady, said a senior adviser, who grabbed the White House
staff by its
president and Lewinsky.
7 Escalate political attacks on independent counsel Starr, exploiting the talk
shows and previously scheduled Hillary Clinton interviews to paint an image of a
partisan prosecutor out to destroy the president in concert with right-wingers.
7
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February 1, 1998, Sunday
SECTION: Nation World Pg. 002
LENGTH: 249 words
HEADLINE: Clinton looks forward to 'ordinary' life
SOURCE: Associated Press
BODY:
Lucerne, Switzerland First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton said Saturday she
looked forward to becoming an ordinary citizen again -but only after her husband
serves out the
Switzerland and the United States have come under strain because of
accusations that the Swiss acted as banker to the Nazis and siphoned off Jewish
assets.
Hillary Rodham Clinton greets the crowd on Saturday as she arrives at
Lucerne, Switzerland, where she attended a session of the children's parliament
conducted by
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February 1, 1998, Sunday
SECTION: Nation World Pg. 003
LENGTH: 969 words
HEADLINE: Court of opinion judges Starr
Americans seem to favor Clinton over Whitewater counsel
SOURCE: Knight-Ridder
BODY:
oath -and change the subject in the weeks ahead by putting the prosecutor
on trial in the court of public opinion.
Hillary Clinton has set the tone, calling Starr "a politically motivated
prosecutor who is allied with the right-wing opponents of my husband. "
intention to file a legal brief in the Paula Jones case supporting her
right to sue the president.
There's also the issue of The Lunch, to which Hillary Rodham Clinton briefly
alluded last week. Starr was hired as independent counsel by a three- judge
federal panel. The presiding
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February 1, 1998, Sunday
SECTION: Nation World Pg. 005
LENGTH: 696 words
HEADLINE: It adds up to a school for feminist scandal
BYLINE: Suzanne Fields
SOURCE: Washington Times
BODY:
a long affair -if not 12 years, maybe 11 or 13, perhaps 10 -with Gennifer
Flowers. There are reasons for Hillary Rodham Clinton to stand by her man, but
it's not a pretty sight.
One of the reasons feminists stressed the need for
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February 1, 1998, Sunday
SECTION: Nation World Pg. 005
LENGTH: 793 words
HEADLINE: Politics as usual in State of the Union
BYLINE: Jane Norman
SOURCE: Washington News Bureau
BODY:
Republican section of the gallery, next to Marianne Gingrich, the House
speaker's wife.
Due west across the House chamber was the redoubtable Hillary Rodham
Clinton in a striking coral-colored peplum suit, escorted by her brother, Hugh
Rodham. Democrats, summoning up the
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February 1, 1998, Sunday
SECTION: Nation World Pg. 006
LENGTH: 785 words
HEADLINE: When the press just can't stop
BYLINE: Rekha Basu
SOURCE: Columnist
BODY:
neither questioning the motives of sources nor getting independent
verification.
If this all turns out to have been part of a right-wing conspiracy, as
Hillary Clinton alleges and 74 percent of Americans believe, then what does that
say about those who've been delivering the story? That we're part of the
conspiracy?
No, that we're
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The Des Moines Register
February 1, 1998, Sunday
SECTION: Main News Pg. 001
LENGTH: 1889 words
HEADLINE: Saddened and sickened
Eyes turn away from sex scandal
BYLINE: John Carlson
SOURCE: Register Staff Writer
BODY:
vote for him if he could run again. "
"I don't think there's any doubt there are professional forces at work on the
right. " - -Hillary Rodham Clinton on "Good Morning America"
It's second period at Atlantic High School. The nurse's office is already
crowded with
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
February 1, 1998, Sunday
SECTION: OPINION; Ed. 1,2; Pg. G-1
LENGTH: 1113 words
HEADLINE: UNDER SIEGE;
STATE OF THE PRESIDENCY;
A deft speech covers everything but Clinton's biggest problem
BYLINE: Robert J. Caldwell; CALDWELL is editor of the Insight section and can be
reached via e-mail at robert.caldwellfuniontrib.com
BODY:
fraud and subsequent stonewalling, abuse of power in the White House
travel office and FBI files fiascoes, deception about Hillary Clinton's health
care task force, the document purge after Vincent Foster's suicide, the
discovery of Mrs. Clinton's billing records a year after they were subpoenaed,
the circumvention of campaign finance laws, witnesses taking the fifth or
fleeing the country,
imprisoned for fraud, Paula Corbin Jones' sexual harassment allegations
and, now, mounting evidence of further presidential misconduct.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, fighting to save her husband's presidency, blames the
legal woes resulting from all of this on a "right-wing conspiracy. That
far-fetched explanation suggests that Mrs. Clinton, too, is in denial.
The true cause is rooted in the arrogance and expedience of a tarnished
political culture the Clintons' practiced in
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February 1, 1998, Sunday
SECTION: NEWS; Ed. 1,2; Pg. A-1
LENGTH: 1120 words
HEADLINE: Ginsburg's words bolster White House;
Lawyer concedes Lewinsky embellishes truth sometimes
BYLINE: John M. Broder to this report.
BODY:
according to results released yesterday.
The president is spending the weekend at Camp David with his daughter,
Chelsea, and his brother, Roger, while Hillary Rodham Clinton visits Switzerland
for an annual economic conference.
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February 1, 1998, Sunday
SECTION: NEWS; Ed. 1,2; Pg. A-10
LENGTH: 449 words
HEADLINE: Weekly developments
BODY:
a forceful denial of the allegations against him at the start of the
week, then declined further comment.
First lady weighs in: Hillary Rodham Clinton emerged as a strong defender of
her husband. She blamed the controversy on a "vast right-wing conspiracy" and
criticized Starr's
PERSON: MONICA LEWINSKY (93%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL'
CLINTON (93%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (67%) ;
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February 1, 1998, Sunday
SECTION: NEWS; Ed. 1,2; Pg. A-21
LENGTH: 490 words
HEADLINE: Citing Mexico's recovery bid, Zedillo offers advice for East Asia ;
COX NEWS SERVICE
BODY:
Economic Forum, an annual conclave of about 2,500 business and political
leaders, including Zedillo and U.S. first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, who are
conferring this weekend in largely off-the-record sessions at this Swiss Alpine
resort.
Last year's unexpected
PERSON: ERNESTO ZEDILLO (96%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (53%) ;
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The San Francisco Examiner
February 1, 1998, Sunday; Fifth Edition
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. A-18
LENGTH: 547 words
HEADLINE: HOW INDEPENDENT COUNSELS OPERATE;
CLINTON SEX SCANDAL
BODY:
Aug. 5, 1994.
UNDER INVESTIGATION: Any possible violations of law relating to the
relationship between Clinton and first
lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and Madison Guarantee Savings and Loan Association,
the Whitewater Development Corp. or Capital Management Services; also possible
obstruction of justice or false
PERSON: INDEPENDENT COUNSEL'S OFFICE; BILL CLINTON WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL'
CLINTON (93%) i HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (74%) ; SAMUEL RILEY PIERCE JR (63%) ;
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The Sun (Baltimore)
February 1, 1998, Sunday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: TELEGRAPH (NEWS), Pg. 9A
LENGTH: 4 words
HEADLINE: Mrs. Clinton abroad
GRAPHIC: PHOTO, REUTERS, Hillary Rodham Clinton is greeted by well-wishers
during her visit to Lucerne, Switzerland, yesterday. She was on her way to the
World Economic Forum in
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The Sun (Baltimore)
February 1, 1998, Sunday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: TELEGRAPH (NEWS), Pg. 9A
LENGTH: 4 words
HEADLINE: Mrs. Clinton abroad
GRAPHIC: PHOTO, REUTERS, Hillary Rodham Clinton is greeted by well-wishers
during her visit to Lucerne, Switzerland, yesterday. She was on her way to the
World Economic Forum in
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The Baltimore Sun
January 31, 1998, Saturday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIAL, Pg. 9A, SATURDAY MAILBOX
LENGTH: 3262 words
HEADLINE: Frenzy over Bill Clinton recalls Germany in 1936
BODY:
about time for the Clinton administration to declare moral bankruptcy and
leave town? We deserve better.
Chris Scovill
Kingsville
Hillary Clinton, on the "Today" show Jan. 27, said the numerous scandals --
sexual and otherwise -- in which President Clinton has been involved are the
dirty
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The Baltimore Sun
January 31, 1998, Saturday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: TELEGRAPH (NEWS), Pg. 5A, Clinton Digest
LENGTH: 311 words
HEADLINE: Chelsea flies home to join president for Camp David weekend
SOURCE: From wire reports
BODY:
Chelsea Clinton flew home from California on Thursday night for a weekend
visit. She and President Clinton were to escape to the seclusion of Camp
going to be out of town and this would be a chance to spend some time
with Dad, II said Marsha Berry, a spokeswoman for Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is
traveling to Switzerland for a conference.
Chelsea, her father, some high-school friends and other family members were
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January 31, 1998, Saturday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: TELEGRAPH (NEWS), Pg. 2A, Sun Journal
LENGTH: 1211 words
HEADLINE: Tiny loans make a big difference; Bank: Starting in Bangladesh, a new
kind of bank proves that lending small sums to people who have no collateral is
good business and good social policy.
SOURCE: LOS ANGELES TIMES
GRAPHIC:
economics professor who founded Grameen Bank, which makes microloans
mostly to poor rural women. U.S. first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton met last
spring with a group of Bangladeshi women (left) who are benefiting from the
project. ; PHOTO 2, REUTERS, SAME AS
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The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY.)
January 31, 1998, Saturday MET: METRO
SECTION: FORUM Pg. 06A
LENGTH: 10 words
HEADLINE: EDITORIAL CARTOON BY NICK ANDERSON, THE C-J
SOURCE: STAFF
BODY:
BILL CLINTON HILLARY CLINTON (SEE LIBRARY MICROFILM)
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (91%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (91%) ;
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The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY.)
January 31, 1998, Saturday MET/METRO
SECTION: NEWS SCANLON LESLIE Pg.01B
LENGTH: 632 words
HEADLINE: Let's focus on troubles a bit closer to home
BYLINE: LESLIE SCANLON
SOURCE: STAFF
BODY:
not going to try to make sense of Bill and Hillary's marriage or Monica
Lewinsky's work ethics or Kenneth Starr's motivations or Chelsea Clinton's state
of mind. I'm not going to tell you who's right and who's wrong, who's lying and
who's not. Maybe
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The Des Moines Register
January 31, 1998, Saturday
SECTION: Main News Pg. - 003
LENGTH: 146 words
HEADLINE: Chelsea spending weekend with Dad
SOURCE: Associated Press
BODY:
Washington, D.C. After a rough week for Dad, Chelsea Clinton flew home from
California on Thursday night. Arm in arm, she and President Clinton escaped to
the seclusion of Camp David.
town and this would be a chance to spend some time with Dad, " said Marsha
Berry, a spokeswoman for first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, who was traveling to
Switzerland for an economic conference.
They were spending the weekend at the president's secluded mountaintop
retreat with one of
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January 31, 1998, Saturday
SECTION: Main News Pg.9
LENGTH: 735 words
HEADLINE: Surprise is in Clinton's poll numbers
BYLINE: Ellen Goodman
SOURCE: Boston Globe
BODY:
Goodman
What, then, is the most surprising discovery as we go spelunking down the
endless caverns of this tawdry scandal?
That Dick Morris actually hypothesized "what if" Hillary Rodham Clinton was
"not necessarily
into regular sex with men"? No, that's standard Morris
procedure.
A report that Penthouse offered Monica Lewinsky $
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON;
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THE KANSAS CITY STAR
January 31, 1998 Saturday METROPOLITAN EDITION
SECTION: NATIONAL/WORLD; Pg. A1
LENGTH: 1307 words
HEADLINE: Clinton rebounds in approval polls
Record highs are posted despite the scandal. One theory: A strong economy.
BYLINE: STEVE KRASKE, Political Correspondent
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economy so strong that it deflects virtually
all of the negative news that Clinton might face.
They include first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's role in standing
up for her husband and a sense that the media have been too harsh on
the president. There's also a belief that, as of now, the
helped mute questions about the president's character, Sapiro
said.
"People are saying that 'I shouldn't be any more bothered than
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sure, some of the assault on the prosecutor is being orchestrated by the
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a rugby scrum every time one of the soap opera's cast, even spear
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Hillary Clinton weighed in with a strong defense of her husband on NBC's II
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sure, some of the assault on the prosecutor is being orchestrated by the
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a rugby scrum every time one of the soap opera's cast, even spear
carriers, appeared in public.
Hillary Clinton weighed in with a strong defense of her husband on NBC's "
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individuals. But in trying to spin to the president's defense on an
NBC-TV interview Tuesday, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton seemed unclear on
the concept. If she is to help the president recover from allegations
surrounding a possible sexual relationship with former White
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HEADLINE: Standing by Her Man;
Couldn't she learn the truth?
BYLINE: George Will, Washington Post
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politics, blamed his problems on a "vast right-wing conspiracy. "
Anticipating the Oliver Stone movie version of all this, Hillary Clinton
supplied the "man on the grassy knoll" culprit.
And, lo, the man is
Jerry Falwell!
Well. Paranoiacs can have real enemies, as does
law on your side, argue the law; if you have the facts on your side,
argue the facts; if you have neither, pound the table. Hillary Clinton's
table-pounding about the vast conspiracy continued Wednesday morning when she
said on ABC, "I'm interested in what the facts are, and we
facts right now. "
"We"? The man across from her at the breakfast table surely has lots of
pertinent facts right now. So Hillary Clinton might begin to slake her thirst
for facts by saying:
"Pass the marmalade, and by the way, is the New York Times
Lewinsky, to whom he reportedly gave not only that private December
meeting but also an inscribed book of poetry and he knows what else. (Hillary
Clinton isn't surprised by all this giving, because "he is an extremely generous
person" "I mean, I've seen him take his tie
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rarely prosecuted in civil cases. "
Perhaps she got that insight from "Vernon. " That apparently is her way of
speaking of Vernon Jordan, who Hillary Clinton says is so "outgoing and
friendly" that there is just no telling what he will do for little people.
On Monday, the president took
four years after Richard Nixon said in a State of the Union address that
"one year of Watergate is enough, " Hillary Clinton, the point of the White House
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spear, is saying that one week of Monica Lewinsky suffices and that it is time
to get on with the agenda the
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HEADLINE: Standing by Her Man;
Is Hillary a Tammy Wynette
BYLINE: Ellen Goodman, Boston Globe
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Is Hillary a Tammy Wynette?
Is it possible that Hillary Rodham Clinton is, after all, Tammy Wynette?
Has it come this far from the Super Bowl Sunday six years ago when Gennifer
Flowers,
tell us, humans react to danger with two instincts - fight or flight
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this wife has chosen to fight.
In battle gear, Hillary Rodham Clinton seems much less Bill Clinton's "little
woman" than his lawyer. His presidency may depend - again - on his wife.
The drama
see in the eyes of his wife. We may be more tolerant of sex these days,
but we are less tolerant of abuse.
One thing Hillary Clinton refuses to be is a victim. Another thing she
refuses to be is weak. If she accepts it, we will accept it.
I don't believe that
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LEWINSKY (72%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (55%)
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HEADLINE: First lady asks U.S. to let president focus
Hillary Rodham Clinton reiterates this message: The people should wait for the
facts.
SOURCE: Associated Press
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on running country
Washington, D.C. First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton tried anew Wednesday to
quiet the uproar over her husband's alleged infidelity, saying he must focus on
his job and "you won't
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heard, from hundreds of people around the country, is they want to help,"
Grossman said.
Party officials said a turning point was Hillary Rodham Clinton's TV
appearance Tuesday morning defending her husband and blaming a "vast right- wing
conspiracy" for her his troubles. Other
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Special counsel denounces accusations as nonsense'
BYLINE: Susan Feeney, David LaGesse, Washington Bureau of The Dallas Morning
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WASHINGTON - First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton offered a spirited defense of
her husband on Tuesday, saying that she believes him and that "a vast right-wing
conspiracy" is behind the latest scandal.
Mrs. Clinton, in a previously scheduled interview on NBC's Today, attacked
Whitewater independent counsel Kenneth Starr, whose investigation has
scratching for dirt, intimidating witnesses, doing everything possible to
try to make some accusation against my husband,' Mrs. Clinton said.
Reprising the administration's charges of a broad anti-Clinton conspiracy,
the first lady said: "We've been accused of everything,
received credible evidence of serious federal crimes" and that it was
being conducted by experienced prosecutors and law enforcement officials.
Mrs. Clinton's comments, which drew cheers at the White House senior staff
meeting on Tuesday morning, opened one of Washington's
gag order issued by Judge Wright.
On the Today set in New York City's Rockefeller Center, Mrs. Clinton stepped
into a role already familiar to many Americans: her husband's chief defender.
The nation first saw her in that role
week when Gennifer Flowers' allegations of a 12-year sexual affair with
Mr. Clinton threatened to torpedo his presidential candidacy. Mrs. Clinton
appeared at his side on the Super Bowl Sunday edition of CBS' 60 Minutes.
"You know, I'm not sitting here as some little woman standing by my man like
Tammy Wynette," Mrs. Clinton said at that time.
Tuesday, a more battle-hardened Mrs. Clinton did not criticize Ms. Lewinsky.
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The first lady instead followed the lead of Mr. Clinton and his aides and
refused to elaborate on the relationship between the president and Ms. Lewinsky.
But unlike other aides who have come to Mr. Clinton's defense, Mrs. Clinton
said she had spoken "at great length" with the president about the charges.
Neither the president's spouse nor his attorneys can be compelled to testify
Texas historian who is an authority on first ladies. "She can be his
leading defender like no one else."
Mrs. Clinton - a Yale University-trained lawyer like her husband - also
appears more skillful than the president at managing a personal
Clinton appears to fumble around a bit," said Dr. Boller, the author of a
book on first ladies. "Mrs. Clinton is more disciplined and better organized.
She can build a defense in an orderly fashion. "
Besides firing a broadside at her husband's critics, Mrs. Clinton offered the
subtler message that if she is comfortable with their marriage, everyone else
should be, too. She took a similar tack in 1992.
"We've been married
I would like to see times, dates, places, people and where they met," he
said in an interview.
In making her case, Mrs. Clinton noted Mr. Starr's Republican ties, as well
as those of the three judges on the panel that approved his inquiry's expansion.
And she said Ms
endorsed the wider probe "because she doesn't want to appear as though
she's interfering with an investigation. The attorney general has declined to
discuss her deliberations.
Mrs. Clinton took particular issue with a 1993 videotape produced by the Rev.
Jerry Falwell, a television evangelist and Moral
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at a Democratic fund-raiser in Washington, D.C. (2-5 Associated Press) 2.
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton told Today show co-host Matt Lawer on Tuesday,
"We've been accused of everything, including murder. " 3
a grand jury in Washington. 4. A passer-by watches a televised image of
first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton on a monitor outside the Today show studios in
New York on Tuesday. (2ST-13A.) 5
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consumes our educational system.
BILL KOTCH,
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Gov. Bush's profit
I wonder if the same individuals who criticized Hillary Clinton's commodity
trading profits SO severely will also step up to the plate to likewise criticize
Gov. George W. Bush's
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Funeral Home in Perry. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at
Oakland Cemetery in Clinton.
Mrs. Parker was born and raised in Clinton County and moved to Perry in the
1950s. She later moved to rural Bouton before
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Clinton goes over his notes while preparing for his State of the Union
address Tuesday in the White House theater.
Hillary Clinton, shown on a monitor outside the "Today" show, defended the
president on the morning show.
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HEADLINE: First lady assails Starr, N.C. senators
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Knight Ridder-Tribune
Washington, D.C. - Hillary Rodham Clinton, picking up where her husband left
off the day before, mounted a vigorous attack on Clinton critics Tuesday,
home -her own bedroom in fact -she'll find the real enemy, II Faircloth
said. But Faircloth said he also could sympathize with Hillary Clinton's "anger,
frustration and paranoia" in reaction to this "embarrassing situation she finds
herself in."
Helms did not return calls seeking
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HEADLINE: Bizarre atmosphere pervades from White House to Capitol
How do you describe a State of the Union when Clinton is ready on time and the
House fills up hours early? Strange.
SOURCE: Washington Post
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Washington Post
Washington, D.C. - All over Washington, people were trying to act normal
Tuesday.
But from first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's appearance on television early
in the morning to the moment when President Clinton entered the House chamber
Tuesday night, everyone
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HEADLINE: Flames of sex scandal are contained, but putting them out will take
longer
Clinton's damage-control team is prepared for a drawn-out fight against Kenneth
Starr.
SOURCE: Associated Press
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Clinton awoke to an ugly headline: "Starr probes whether president told
woman to deny alleged affair. "
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton says Clinton woke her up and said, " You're
not going to believe this, but
"
Hours later, the president tepidly denied the
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First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton listens as president Clinto denies having
sexual relations with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky during a White
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White House intern Monica Lewinsky during a White
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HEADLINE: GOP eases its attack; defenders stand firm Republicans scale back talk
of impeachment
BYLINE: Catalina Camia, Kathy Lewis, Washington Bureau of The Dallas Morning
News
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said Ann Lewis, White House communications director, on Fox News Sunday
Mr. Clinton and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton attended morning services
as usual at Foundry United Methodist Church and planned to watch the Super Bowl
in the family
event of the day.
On Monday, he has no public appearances scheduled and will continue preparing
for his State of the Union speech.
Mrs. Clinton will attend a child-care event with Vice President Al Gore, then
will fly to New York for
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HEADLINE: Clinton rallying backers; ex-intern under pressure Prosecutors want
her to testify she was asked to lie
BYLINE: Kathy Lewis, David Jackson, Catalina Camia, Washington Bureau of The
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former Commerce Secretary Mickey Kantor as part of his legal team
Saturday.
The president's defenders, led by first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton,
confronted the first suggestions from a Democrat - former White House chief of
staff Leon Panetta - that the president may need to
November 1996 election. Mr. Clinton greets a throng of his staff and
supporters, and gives Ms. Lewinsky a hug.
With Mrs. Clinton playing a lead role, there were several signs Saturday of a
White House trying to mount a more aggressive
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HEADLINE: Is this life or a movie?
BYLINE: Rena Pederson
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my lap. " In real life this week, a political cartoon in Arkansas, the
president's home state, showed Hillary Clinton telling a nurse, "We're here to
have him neutered.' The nurse is shown looking at President Clinton and his new
dog Buddy and asking, "Which
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HEADLINE: Clinton's Two Sides;
Current situation is a profound national tragedy
BYLINE: David Broder, Washington Post
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jams that, would have sunk most others but by the readiness of close
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Rodham Clinton has done that often, but so have others, both men and women.
David Maraniss of the Washington Post, in his superb political
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HEADLINE: Clinton unveils child-care proposal;
$ 21.7;
billion initiative would help parents secure affordable help
BYLINE: Susan Feeney, Washington Bureau of The Dallas Morning News
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
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parents and succeeding at work, " the president told a White House
audience of lawmakers, parents and children.
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton said, "For too long America's parents have
struggled with too little information, too few choices and too many worries."
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