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H HARNESS THE POWER OF
EOP Librarians--
Your Information Partners
EOP Library
Room 308 OEOB
x57000
INFORMATION FOR YOU
July 5, 2000
MEMORANDUM FOR: JENNIFER SMITH
100 EEOB
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 Garroway in the EEOB Library (Room 308, x57000).
Record - 1
DIALOG (R) File 704: (Portland) The Oregonian
(c) 2000 The Oregonian. All rts. reserv.
10678170
GAY PRIDE EVENTS DRAW REVELERS, POLITICIANS
Oregonian (PO) - Monday, June 26, 2000
By: From wire reports
Edition: SUNRISE Section: WIRE STORIES Page: A02
Word Count: 736
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DIALOG (R) File 704: (Portland) The Oregonian
(c) 2000 The Oregonian. All rts. reserv.
10674376
BERGEN BRINGS INTELLIGENCE TO TALK TV
Oregonian (PO) - Thursday, June 22, 2000
By: STEVE METCALF - LA Times - Washington Post Service
Edition: SUNRISE Section: LIVING PORTLAND ZONER Page: E11
Word Count: 845
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DIALOG (R) File 736: Seattle Post-Int.
(c) 2000 Seattle Post-Intelligencer. All rts. reserv.
10680010
WOMEN IN POLITICS, BE CAREFUL CHOOSING MATE
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER (SP) - Wednesday, June 28, 2000
By: Gail Collins
Columnist/
Edition: FINAL Section: Editorial Page: All
Word Count: 751
Record - 2
DIALOG (R) File 736:Seattle Post-Int.
(c) 2000 Seattle Post-Intelligencer. All rts. reserv.
10678041
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NO LONGER A CINCH FOR THE DEMOCRATS
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER (SP) - Monday, June 26, 2000
By: JOEL CONNELLY
P-I NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT
Edition: FINAL Section: News Page: A3
Word Count: 803
Record - 3
DIALOG (R) File 736: Seattle Post-Int.
(c) 2000 Seattle Post-Intelligencer. All rts. reserv.
10673030
RICHARDSON IS GOP'S LATEST TARGET
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER (SP) - Wednesday, June 21, 2000
By: Marianne Means
Columnist
Edition: FINAL Section: Editorial Page: A17
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The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
July 4, 2000, Tuesday, Home Edition
SECTION: Features; Pg. 10D
LENGTH: 504 words
HEADLINE: THE NEWSSTAND;
Tina Brown's dishy Talk gets back to following its instincts
BYLINE: Don O'Briant, Staff
SOURCE: AJC
BODY:
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Brown says the August issue of her Talk ($ 3.50) magazine is the best
yet. She's right. After the much-hyped debut issue with Hillary Rodham
Clinton, the magazine has been erratic in tone and content. Now, with a
single-image cover and lots of Vanity Fair touches, Talk
PERSON: CHRISTINA HAMBLEY 'TINA' BROWN (94%); HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (72%) i DENNIS MILLER (64%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL'
CLINTON (55%) ; HOWARD COSELL (51%) ;
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SECTION: News; Pg. 1; ZONE: N
LENGTH: 1180 words
HEADLINE: ELECTIONS STILL AWASH IN 'INDEPENDENT' CASH
BYLINE: By Bob Kemper, Tribune Staff Writer.
BODY:
on a political candidate, according to the Annenberg Center. Another 30
percent contrasted one candidate's record with another's.
From Hillary Rodham Clinton's high-profile U.S. Senate race in New York to
Republican Rep. George Nethercutt'sHouse contest in Washington
money fighting communism and now uses it to attack Democrats on every
political level, has set his sights on Mrs. Clinton.
Ruff launched television ads and mailings in upstate New York attacking her
as a carpetbagger. One television ad
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SECTION: News; Pg. 6; ZONE: N; Across the nation.
LENGTH: 174 words
HEADLINE: PAPER REPORTS GIULIANI'S FATHER SERVED TIME FOR ARMED ROBBERY
BYLINE: From Tribune News Services.
DATELINE: NEW YORK
BODY:
in a difficult year for Rudolph Giuliani, who dropped out of the Senate
race against First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton after revealing he had prostate
cancer and was separating from his wife.
The mayor recalled his father's positive influence while speaking about his
cancer
PERSON: RUDOLPH WILLIAM GIULIANI (96%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (52%) ;
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SECTION: A; Pg. 30
LENGTH: 725 words
HEADLINE: Declaration has good, negative ring to it
BYLINE: E. J. DIONNE JR.; Dionne is a columnist for The Washington Post.
(postchatfaol.com)
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a single political campaign this fall: "He has plundered our seas,
ravaged our coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people."
Even Hillary Rodham Clinton won't be accused of that.
Worried about big bureaucracy? The king, the Founders charged, "has erected a
multitude of new offices, and sent
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Copyright 2000 The Kansas City Star Co.
THE KANSAS CITY STAR
July 4, 2000, Tuesday METROPOLITAN EDITION
SECTION: METRO; Pg. B1
LENGTH: 490 words
HEADLINE: Death comes quietly for boy;
10-year-old loved the mountains
BYLINE: LEE HILL KAVANAUGH; The Kansas City Star
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installed the paintings while he slept in another
room with his siblings.
In January, the White House heard about Michael. Hillary Rodham
Clinton sent him a gift basket filled with photos of Socks and Buddy
and herself and a book and even an official bag of ...
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (53%) ;
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Copyright 2000 Newsday, Inc.
Newsday (New York, NY)
July 4, 2000, Tuesday NASSAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION
SECTION: VIEWPOINTS; Page A26
LENGTH: 500 words
HEADLINE: LETTERS
BYLINE: Jack Berke; Frank Kiernan; John J. Tarpey Jr.; Craig Watson
BODY:
regularly voting them out. Otherwise, we have earned what we get.
Frank Kiernan
Garden City
Hillary at Kings Point
The visit of Hillary Rodham Clinton to give the commencement address at
Kings Point's U.S. Mercant Marine Academy "Her Advice: Keep Vigilant," June 20
was
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SECTION: NEWS; Page A19
LENGTH: 653 words
HEADLINE: LAZIO STRESSES HEALTH CARE
BYLINE: By John Riley. STAFF CORRESPONDENT
BODY:
Aboard the "Mainstream Express"-Rep. Rick Lazio kicked off his second
weeklong bus tour yesterday by taking Hillary Rodham Clinton to task on one of
her signature issues and emphasizing his own record on health care at stops in
Brentwood and
"You compare what Mrs. Clinton did when she had the opportunity, which was
create a monstrosity," Lazio said during a morning appearance at the Brentwood
Family Health Center,
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (94%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (73%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON
'BILL' CLINTON (71%) ;
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SECTION: NEWS; Page A41
LENGTH: 339 words
HEADLINE: OBITUARIES / PATRICIA SIEBER-WAGNER, LOVED CHILDREN, OCCUPATIONAL
THERAPY
BYLINE: By Oscar C. Johnson. STAFF WRITER
BODY:
hear us," said Donna Costa, director of Stony Brook's occupational
therapy program. "She gave the thumbs up sign."
Hillary Rodham Clinton, who gave the keynote address at Stony Brook's
commencement exercises on Friday, took time to honor Sieber-
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (55%) ;
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Copyright 2000 The Commercial Appeal
The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
July 3, 2000, MONDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A14
LENGTH: 894 words
HEADLINE: MOTHER KNEW BEST, JOELY FISHER SAYS
giving up the Senate and I'm giving up the farm," his wife, Elizabeth,
told The Associated Press on Saturday.
The home, where Hillary Rodham Clinton symbolically began her run to replace
him, is listed at $ 1.1 million. It consists of two Greek Revival houses, two
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SECTION: VIEWPOINTS; Page A26
LENGTH: 329 words
HEADLINE: EDITORIAL / HIGH GASOLINE PRICES ARE FUELING UNWISE POLITICAL TALK
BODY:
High gasoline and heating oil prices already are the stuff of political
attack ads and opportunistic proposals.
The Senate race between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rep. Rick Lazio
(R-Brightwaters) has produced its share of such oily charges and
countercharges-most unfortunate and some irresponsible.
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (92%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (92%) ;
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SECTION: VIEWPOINTS; Page A26
LENGTH: 329 words
HEADLINE: EDITORIAL / HIGH GASOLINE PRICES ARE FUELING UNWISE POLITICAL TALK
BODY:
High gasoline and heating oil prices already are the stuff of political
attack ads and opportunistic proposals.
The Senate race between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rep. Rick Lazio
(R-Brightwaters) has produced its share of such oily charges and
countercharges-most unfortunate and some irresponsible.
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (92%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (92%) i
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Copyright 2000 St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Inc.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 3, 2000, Monday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION
SECTION: SOUTH POST, Pg. 5
LENGTH: 637 words
HEADLINE: MOVING FROM HOUSE TO APARTMENT HAS PREVENTED RECENT GARDEN VISITS,
COLUMN;
WRITING
BYLINE: Clarissa Start
BODY:
latest newsletter, which was sent to me by reader-friend Ruby Schweppe.
The six are Hillary's sweet lemon mint named for Hillary Clinton, Julia's
sweet citrus mint named for Julia Child, three mints named for Jim's wife,
Marilym,
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Copyright 2000 The Atlanta Constitution
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
July 2, 2000, Sunday, Home Edition
SECTION: Travel; Pg. 6L
LENGTH: 504 words
HEADLINE: The White House tour: History by the roomful
BYLINE: Dan Hulbert, Staff
SOURCE: AJC
BODY:
East Colonnade: As visitors file down this airy passage, they view the
Jacqueline Kennedy Garden, featuring Hillary Rodham Clinton's arrangement of
20th century American sculpture. Guests continue into a holding area that might
be called the Hall of Jowls for its
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (73%) ; NANCY DAVIS REAGAN (55%) ;
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The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
July 2, 2000, Sunday, Home Edition
SECTION: News; Pg. 3A
LENGTH: 580 words
HEADLINE: NATION IN BRIEF
BYLINE: From News Services
SOURCE: AJC
BODY:
repeatedly refused to answer most questions about his health since
dropping out of the Senate race against first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton on May
19. He has told reporters he will inform the public of his decision on a cancer
treatment only when he feels he is
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SECTION: Obituaries; Pg. 6; ZONE: C; DEATHS LAST WEEK.
LENGTH: 1298 words
BODY:
61, University of Arkansas political science professor who was a longtime
friend and adviser to President Clinton and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton;
their friendship dated to the early 1970s, when both Clintons taught at the
University of Arkansas; in 1992, she was a member of the platform
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SECTION: Perspective; Pg. 2; ZONE: C; SUNDAY WATCH.
LENGTH: 1369 words
HEADLINE: AT 84, A WRY EUGENE MCCARTHY CONTINUES TO HOP ABOUT
BYLINE: James Warren.
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
electorate. They voted for me every time I ran. "
He acknowledged the stumbles in Gore's campaign, pilloried First Lady
Hillary Rodham Clinton for ham-handed championing of health-care reform early in
the first administration, contended that President Jimmy Carter
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SECTION: News; Pg. 4; ZONE: C; Across the nation.
LENGTH: 140 words
HEADLINE: GIULIANI BEGINS CANCER TREATMENT
BYLINE: From Tribune News Services.
DATELINE: NEW YORK, NEW YORK
BODY:
repeatedly refused to answer most questions about his health since he
dropped out of the Senate race against First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton on May
19.
Hormone blockers like Lupron cannot cure prostate cancer, but they can allow
more
PERSON: RUDOLPH WILLIAM GIULIANI (93%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (52%) ;
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Copyright 2000 The Denver Post Corporation
The Denver Post
July 2, 2000 Sunday 2D EDITION
SECTION: LFS; Pg. E-01
LENGTH: 2671 words
HEADLINE: HIGH TIMES COME TO HIGHLANDS Suburb feels growing pains of 'discovery'
BYLINE: By David Wallace, Special to The Denver Post,
BODY:
about the time that Lisa Rogers, a fourth-generation resident of
northwest Denver, and her mother Mary opened Common Grounds. Hillary
Rodham Clinton chose their coffeehouse at West 32nd Avenue and
Lowell Boulevard as a campaign stop during the 1996 campaign, but that's
GRAPHIC:
owned coffee shop, Common Grounds, at West 32nd Avenue and Lowell
Boulevard in Denver. First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton chose the coffee house as
a campaign stop in 1996. PHOTO: The Denver Post/Lew Sherman Joann Masters,
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The Denver Post
July 2, 2000 Sunday 2D EDITION
SECTION: SCN; Pg. H-01
LENGTH: 1213 words
HEADLINE: NOW TV WATCHES US Here's our dream 'Survivor' matchup
BYLINE: By William Porter, Denver Post Staff Writer,
BODY:
in: Maintaining those cascading locks on a tropical island provides
terrific PR for Redken beauty products.
Hillary Clinton: U.S. Senate candidate, put-upon wife of leader of the free
world.
Pro: Holds up well under storm and
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The Denver Post
July 2, 2000 Sunday 2D EDITION
SECTION: SCN; Pg. H-01
LENGTH: 1213 words
HEADLINE: NOW TV WATCHES US Here's our dream 'Survivor' matchup
BYLINE: By William Porter, Denver Post Staff Writer,
BODY:
in: Maintaining those cascading locks on a tropical island provides
terrific PR for Redken beauty products.
Hillary Clinton: U.S. Senate candidate, put-upon wife of leader of the free
world.
Pro: Holds up well under storm and
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SECTION: A; Pg. 20
LENGTH: 894 words
HEADLINE: First lady finds Not-Clinton candidate a tough opponent
SOURCE: The Providence Journal
BYLINE: SCOTT MACKAY
DATELINE: BOLTON LANDING, N.Y.
BODY:
BOLTON LANDING, N.Y. - At the campaign appearances at which she excels,
Hillary Rodham Clinton gives well-spoken speeches, makes thoughtful off-the-cuff
comments and uses self-deprecating humor these days as she tours her
GRAPHIC: Photo: Hillary Rodham Clinton has a big lead in New York City but she
is not doing well in suburbs; Associated Press
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (94%) ; RICK A LAZIO (66%) ;
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SECTION: A; Pg. 20
LENGTH: 1259 words
HEADLINE: First lady finds Not-Clinton candidate a tough opponent
SOURCE: The Providence Journal
BYLINE: SCOTT MACKAY
DATELINE: BOLTON LANDING, N.Y
BODY:
BOLTON LANDING, N.Y - At the campaign appearances at which she excels,
Hillary Rodham Clinton gives well-spoken speeches, makes thoughtful off-the-cuff
comments and uses self-deprecating humor these days as she tours her
candidate, this is both his beauty and his bane.
Being the Not-Clinton candidate is worth a lot in New York these days because
Mrs. Clinton cannot shake the impression that she is an opportunist and
carpetbagger who came to New York merely to capture a Senate seat that
health-care overhaul also would not have allowed patients to sue their
HMOs.
Lazio fired back with his own ad, featuring him speaking. "Hillary Clinton
has already started running attack ads designed to fool you about me. Her ads
are simply untrue. I voted for a
GRAPHIC: Photo: Hillary Rodham Clinton has a big lead in New York City but she
is not doing well in suburbs; Associated Press
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
July 2, 2000 Sunday FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 09A
LENGTH: 98 words
HEADLINE: Hillary Clinton's rival raising money quickly
BYLINE: From Journal Sentinel wire reports
been
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (96%) ; RICK A LAZIO (73%) ;
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SECTION: CURRENTS & BOOKS; Page B08
LENGTH: 1081 words
HEADLINE: LETTERS
BYLINE: Lisa Quinn, James Peck, Joanne Lynch, Bob Weir, Estelle Gelshenen, Lew
Roberts, Diane Stacom
BODY:
Women Voters and Hillary
Paul Vitello's recent interviews of women at Smith Haven Mall regarding the
Hillary Rodham Clinton-Rick Lazio Senate race revealed a lot more than political
differences of opinion "There's Something About Hillary," Currents,
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (73%) ; RICK A LAZIO (72%) ;
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SECTION: NEWS; Page A18
LENGTH: 392 words
HEADLINE: BRIEFLY
BODY:
boil of insufficient supply of oil. " It was on this same issue that Lazio
has endured weeks of criticism from his Democratic Senate opponent Hillary
Rodham Clinton for missing a vote on a related amendment June 15 aimed at
lowering oil prices
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SECTION: NEWS; Page A17
LENGTH: 667 words
HEADLINE: RUDY MUM ON HORMONE TREATMENTS / IN LINE WITH RETREATING FROM
SPOTLIGHT
BYLINE: By Dan Janison and Dan Morrison. STAFF WRITERS
BODY:
prostate cancer, Giuliani said he first would decide how he wanted it
treated and then figure out if he could still run against Hillary Rodham
Clinton, the eventual Democratic nominee.
But on May 19, Giuliani said he would drop out of the race and from then on
declined to give
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The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
July 4, 2000, Tuesday, Home Edition
SECTION: Features; Pg. 10D
LENGTH: 504 words
HEADLINE: THE NEWSSTAND;
Tina Brown's dishy Talk gets back to following its instincts
BYLINE: Don O'Briant, Staff
SOURCE: AJC
BODY:
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Brown says the August issue of her Talk ($ 3.50) magazine is the best
yet. She's right. After the much-hyped debut issue with Hillary Rodham
Clinton, the magazine has been erratic in tone and content. Now, with a
single-image cover and lots of Vanity Fair touches, Talk
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PERSON: CHRISTINA HAMBLEY 'TINA' BROWN (94%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (72%) ; DENNIS MILLER (64%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL'
CLINTON (55%) ; HOWARD COSELL (51%) ;
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SECTION: News; Pg. 1; ZONE: N
LENGTH: 1180 words
HEADLINE: ELECTIONS STILL AWASH IN 'INDEPENDENT' CASH
BYLINE: By Bob Kemper, Tribune Staff Writer.
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on a political candidate, according to the Annenberg Center. Another 30
percent contrasted one candidate's record with another's.
From Hillary Rodham Clinton's high-profile U.S. Senate race in New York to
Republican Rep. George Nethercutt sHouse contest in Washington
money fighting communism and now uses it to attack Democrats on every
political level, has set his sights on Mrs. Clinton.
Ruff launched television ads and mailings in upstate New York attacking her
as a carpetbagger. One television ad
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SECTION: News; Pg. 6; ZONE: N; Across the nation.
LENGTH: 174 words
HEADLINE: PAPER REPORTS GIULIANI'S FATHER SERVED TIME FOR ARMED ROBBERY
BYLINE: From Tribune News Services.
DATELINE: NEW YORK
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in a difficult year for Rudolph Giuliani, who dropped out of the Senate
race against First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton after revealing he had prostate
cancer and was separating from his wife.
The mayor recalled his father's positive influence while speaking about his
cancer
PERSON: RUDOLPH WILLIAM GIULIANI (96%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (52%) ;
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SECTION: A; Pg. 30
LENGTH: 725 words
HEADLINE: Declaration has good, negative ring to it
BYLINE: E. J. DIONNE JR.; Dionne is a columnist for The Washington Post.
(postchatfaol.com)
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a single political campaign this fall: "He has plundered our seas,
ravaged our coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people." "
Even Hillary Rodham Clinton won't be accused of that.
Worried about big bureaucracy? The king, the Founders charged, "has erected a
multitude of new offices, and sent
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July 4, 2000, Tuesday METROPOLITAN EDITION
SECTION: METRO; Pg. B1
LENGTH: 490 words
HEADLINE: Death comes quietly for boy;
10-year-old loved the mountains
BYLINE: LEE HILL KAVANAUGH; The Kansas City Star
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installed the paintings while he slept in another
room with his siblings.
In January, the White House heard about Michael. Hillary Rodham
Clinton sent him a gift basket filled with photos of Socks and Buddy
and herself and a book and even an official bag of
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PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (53%);
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July 4, 2000, Tuesday NASSAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION
SECTION: VIEWPOINTS; Page A26
LENGTH: 500 words
HEADLINE: LETTERS
BYLINE: Jack Berke; Frank Kiernan; John J. Tarpey Jr.; Craig Watson
BODY:
regularly voting them out. Otherwise, we have earned what we get.
Frank Kiernan
Garden City
Hillary at Kings Point
The visit of Hillary Rodham Clinton to give the commencement address at
Kings Point's U.S. Mercant Marine Academy "Her Advice: Keep Vigilant," June 20
was
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SECTION: NEWS; Page A19
LENGTH: 653 words
HEADLINE: LAZIO STRESSES HEALTH CARE
BYLINE: By John Riley. STAFF CORRESPONDENT
BODY:
Aboard the "Mainstream Express"-Rep. Rick Lazio kicked off his second
weeklong bus tour yesterday by taking Hillary Rodham Clinton to task on one of
her signature issues and emphasizing his own record on health care at stops in
Brentwood and
"You compare what Mrs. Clinton did when she had the opportunity, which was
create a monstrosity," Lazio said during a morning appearance at the Brentwood
Family Health Center,
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (94%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (73%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON
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SECTION: NEWS; Page A41
LENGTH: 339 words
HEADLINE: OBITUARIES / PATRICIA SIEBER-WAGNER, LOVED CHILDREN, OCCUPATIONAL
THERAPY
BYLINE: By Oscar C. Johnson. STAFF WRITER
BODY:
hear us," said Donna Costa, director of Stony Brook's occupational
therapy program. "She gave the thumbs up sign."
Hillary Rodham Clinton, who gave the keynote address at Stony Brook's
commencement exercises on Friday, took time to honor Sieber-
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July 3, 2000, MONDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A14
LENGTH: 894 words
HEADLINE: MOTHER KNEW BEST, JOELY FISHER SAYS
giving up the Senate and I'm giving up the farm," his wife, Elizabeth,
told The Associated Press on Saturday.
The home, where Hillary Rodham Clinton symbolically began her run to replace
him, is listed at $ 1.1 million. It consists of two Greek Revival houses, two
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SECTION: VIEWPOINTS; Page A26
LENGTH: 329 words
HEADLINE: EDITORIAL / HIGH GASOLINE PRICES ARE FUELING UNWISE POLITICAL TALK
BODY:
High gasoline and heating oil prices already are the stuff of political
attack ads and opportunistic proposals.
The Senate race between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rep. Rick Lazio
(R-Brightwaters) has produced its share of such oily charges and
countercharges-most unfortunate and some irresponsible.
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (92%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (92%) ;
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July 3, 2000, Monday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION
SECTION: SOUTH POST, Pg. 5
LENGTH: 637 words
HEADLINE: MOVING FROM HOUSE TO APARTMENT HAS PREVENTED RECENT GARDEN VISITS,
COLUMN;
WRITING
BYLINE: Clarissa Start
BODY:
latest newsletter, which was sent to me by reader-friend Ruby Schweppe.
The six are Hillary's sweet lemon mint named for Hillary Clinton, Julia's
sweet citrus mint named for Julia Child, three mints named for Jim's wife,
Marilym,
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July 2, 2000, Sunday, Home Edition
SECTION: Travel; Pg. 6L
LENGTH: 504 words
HEADLINE: The White House tour: History by the roomful
BYLINE: Dan Hulbert, Staff
SOURCE: AJC
BODY:
East Colonnade: As visitors file down this airy passage, they view the
Jacqueline Kennedy Garden, featuring Hillary Rodham Clinton's arrangement of
20th century American sculpture. Guests continue into a holding area that might
be called the Hall of Jowls for its
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July 2, 2000, Sunday, Home Edition
SECTION: News; Pg. 3A
LENGTH: 580 words
HEADLINE: NATION IN BRIEF
BYLINE: From News Services
SOURCE: AJC
BODY:
repeatedly refused to answer most questions about his health since
dropping out of the Senate race against first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton on May
19. He has told reporters he will inform the public of his decision on a cancer
treatment only when he feels he is
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SECTION: Obituaries; Pg. 6; ZONE: C; DEATHS LAST WEEK.
LENGTH: 1298 words
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61, University of Arkansas political science professor who was a longtime
friend and adviser to President Clinton and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton;
their friendship dated to the early 1970s, when both Clintons taught at the
University of Arkansas; in 1992, she was a member of the platform
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SECTION: Perspective; Pg. 2; ZONE: C; SUNDAY WATCH.
LENGTH: 1369 words
HEADLINE: AT 84, A WRY EUGENE MCCARTHY CONTINUES TO HOP ABOUT
BYLINE: James Warren.
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
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electorate. They voted for me every time I ran."
He acknowledged the stumbles in Gore's campaign, pilloried First Lady
Hillary Rodham Clinton for ham-handed championing of health-care reform early in
the first administration, contended that President Jimmy Carter
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SECTION: News; Pg. 4; ZONE: C; Across the nation.
LENGTH: 140 words
HEADLINE: GIULIANI BEGINS CANCER TREATMENT
BYLINE: From Tribune News Services.
DATELINE: NEW YORK, NEW YORK
BODY:
repeatedly refused to answer most questions about his health since he
dropped out of the Senate race against First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton on May
19.
Hormone blockers like Lupron cannot cure prostate cancer, but they can allow
more
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July 2, 2000 Sunday 2D EDITION
SECTION: LFS; Pg. E-01
LENGTH: 2671 words
HEADLINE: HIGH TIMES COME TO HIGHLANDS Suburb feels growing pains of 'discovery'
BYLINE: By David Wallace, Special to The Denver Post,
BODY:
about the time that Lisa Rogers, a fourth-generation resident of
northwest Denver, and her mother Mary opened Common Grounds. Hillary
Rodham Clinton chose their coffeehouse at West 32nd Avenue and
Lowell Boulevard as a campaign stop during the 1996 campaign, but that's
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owned coffee shop, Common Grounds, at West 32nd Avenue and Lowell
Boulevard in Denver. First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton chose the coffee house as
a campaign stop in 1996. PHOTO: The Denver Post/Lew Sherman Joann Masters,
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July 2, 2000 Sunday 2D EDITION
SECTION: SCN; Pg. H-01
LENGTH: 1213 words
HEADLINE: NOW TV WATCHES US Here's our dream 'Survivor' matchup
BYLINE: By William Porter, Denver Post Staff Writer,
BODY:
in: Maintaining those cascading locks on a tropical island provides
terrific PR for Redken beauty products.
Hillary Clinton: U.S. Senate candidate, put-upon wife of leader of the free
world.
Pro: Holds up well under storm and
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July 2, 2000 Sunday 2D EDITION
SECTION: SCN; Pg. H-01
LENGTH: 1213 words
HEADLINE: NOW TV WATCHES US Here's our dream 'Survivor' matchup
BYLINE: By William Porter, Denver Post Staff Writer,
BODY:
in: Maintaining those cascading locks on a tropical island provides
terrific PR for Redken beauty products.
Hillary Clinton: U.S. Senate candidate, put-upon wife of leader of the free
world.
Pro: Holds up well under storm and
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SECTION: A; Pg. 20
LENGTH: 894 words
HEADLINE: First lady finds Not-Clinton candidate a tough opponent
SOURCE: The Providence Journal
BYLINE: SCOTT MACKAY
DATELINE: BOLTON LANDING, N.Y.
BODY:
BOLTON LANDING, N.Y. - At the campaign appearances at which she excels,
Hillary Rodham Clinton gives well-spoken speeches, makes thoughtful off-the-cuff
comments and uses self-deprecating humor these days as she tours her
GRAPHIC: Photo: Hillary Rodham Clinton has a big lead in New York City but she
is not doing well in suburbs; Associated Press
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (94%) ; RICK A LAZIO (66%) ;
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SECTION: A; Pg. 20
LENGTH: 1259 words
HEADLINE: First lady finds Not-Clinton candidate a tough opponent
SOURCE: The Providence Journal
BYLINE: SCOTT MACKAY
DATELINE: BOLTON LANDING, N.Y
BODY:
BOLTON LANDING, N.Y - At the campaign appearances at which she excels,
Hillary Rodham Clinton gives well-spoken speeches, makes thoughtful off-the-cuff
comments and uses self-deprecating humor these days as she tours her
candidate, this is both his beauty and his bane.
Being the Not-Clinton candidate is worth a lot in New York these days because
Mrs. Clinton cannot shake the impression that she is an opportunist and
carpetbagger who came to New York merely to capture a Senate seat that
health-care overhaul also would not have allowed patients to sue their
HMOs.
Lazio fired back with his own ad, featuring him speaking. "Hillary Clinton
has already started running attack ads designed to fool you about me. Her ads
are simply untrue. I voted for a
GRAPHIC: Photo: Hillary Rodham Clinton has a big lead in New York City but she
is not doing well in suburbs; Associated Press
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
July 2, 2000 Sunday FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 09A
LENGTH: 98 words
HEADLINE: Hillary Clinton's rival raising money quickly
BYLINE: From Journal Sentinel wire reports
BODY:
New York -- Hillary Rodham Clinton's Republican rival for the Senate, Rick
Lazio, has raised money much faster than the first lady in the six weeks he's
been
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SECTION: CURRENTS & BOOKS; Page B08
LENGTH: 1081 words
HEADLINE: LETTERS
BYLINE: Lisa Quinn, James Peck, Joanne Lynch, Bob Weir, Estelle Gelshenen, Lew
Roberts, Diane Stacom
BODY:
Women Voters and Hillary
Paul Vitello's recent interviews of women at Smith Haven Mall regarding the
Hillary Rodham Clinton-Rick Lazio Senate race revealed a lot more than political
differences of opinion "There's Something About Hillary," Currents,
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (73%) ; RICK A LAZIO (72%);
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LENGTH: 392 words
HEADLINE: BRIEFLY
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boil of insufficient supply of oil. " It was on this same issue that Lazio
has endured weeks of criticism from his Democratic Senate opponent Hillary
Rodham Clinton for missing a vote on a related amendment June 15 aimed at
lowering oil prices
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SECTION: NEWS; Page A17
LENGTH: 667 words
HEADLINE: RUDY MUM ON HORMONE TREATMENTS / IN LINE WITH RETREATING FROM
SPOTLIGHT
BYLINE: By Dan Janison and Dan Morrison. STAFF WRITERS
BODY:
prostate cancer, Giuliani said he first would decide how he wanted it
treated and then figure out if he could still run against Hillary Rodham
Clinton, the eventual Democratic nominee.
But on May 19, Giuliani said he would drop out of the race and from then on
declined to give
PERSON: RUDOLPH WILLIAM GIULIANI (96%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (51%) ;
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July 2, 2000 Sunday, FINAL / ALL
SECTION: EDITORIALS & FORUM; Pg. 3D
LENGTH: 865 words
HEADLINE: STAKING CLAIMS ON THE ENTREPRENEURIAL FRONTIER
BYLINE: TOM BRAZAITIS
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
Moss, founded her own dot-com, the Women's Consumer Network.
After serving in the Clinton administration and as a member of Hillary Rodham
Clinton's ill-fated health care task force, Silver seems to have found his niche
in the cyberworld. He said he feels like
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July 2, 2000 Sunday, FINAL / ALL
SECTION: NATIONAL; Pg. 14A
LENGTH: 1153 words
HEADLINE: PARTIES ARE WAGING BATTLES FOR CONVENTION AUDIENCES
BYLINE: By MARY LEONARD; BOSTON GLOBE
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
manager, recently disclosed that both former Sen. Bill Bradley, who
opposed Gore in the primaries, and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is a
Senate candidate in New York, will give prime-time speeches. President Clinton's
full
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SECTION: SPORTS; Pg. D-6 BASEBALL
LENGTH: 1200 words
HEADLINE: Former K.C. star Wilson wishes he were getting Royal treatment
BYLINE: JOHN SHEA
SOURCE: OF THE EXAMINER STAFF
BODY:
hope the Yankees regain interest before the July 31 trade deadline.
"I have a lot of friends there, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton," said Sosa,
who wasn't making it up. "If I do go there, it will be great being around a
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
July 2, 2000, Sunday
SECTION: TRAVEL; Pg. F-1
LENGTH: 1121 words
HEADLINE: All America; White House 'tour' shows more with less
BYLINE: Michael Kilian; CHICAGO TRIBUNE
BODY:
classical concept of it, through the darkly furnished, potted-fern
Victorian era to sometimes even tackier modern times (Hillary Clinton has so
many presidential seals decorating furniture in the blue room it looks like a
presidential seal
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JULY 2, 2000, SUNDAY, SUNDAY EDITION
SECTION: EDITORIAL; Pg. 8; EDITORIALS
LENGTH: 1054 words
HEADLINE: Slave Trade Endures In the 21st Century
BODY:
status of women and girls around the globe, U.N. Secretary-General Kofi
Annan called trafficking, "A worldwide plague." Hillary Clinton described how
the spread of AIDS is creating a generation of orphans, who are becoming easy
targets for those who traffic
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July 2, 2000, Sunday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION
SECTION: A&E, Pg. F3
LENGTH: 1447 words
HEADLINE: HATS OFF
BYLINE: Sarah Bryan Miller; Of The Post-Dispatch
BODY:
preteen fashion fad of the '50s
* Jacqueline Kennedy's pillbox hat:
It was trendy on Audrey Hepburn, tired on Hillary Clinton
* The Cat in the Hat's chapeau:
The floppy top for remedial ravers
* Garth Brooks' cowboy hat:
When yuppies turn
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July 2, 2000, Sunday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A10, D.C.
LENGTH: 666 words
HEADLINE: D.C. CONNECTION
BYLINE: Deirdre Shesgreen And Rachel Kovner
BODY:
rankings in nonpartisan clothing. They note that the fund's president,
Marian Wright Edelman, is a famous friend of President Bill Clinton and Hillary
Rodham Clinton; all but one of the 37 senators with perfect scores are
Democrats.
"The CDF is a partisan surrogate and has no particular credibility here,"
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July 2, 2000 Sunday, ORLEANS
SECTION: NATIONAL; Pg. A14
LENGTH: 1389 words
HEADLINE: HILLARY CLINTON RUNNING NECK AND NECK WITH NOBODY;
UNKNOWN LAZIO HOLDS HIS OWN IN THE SUBURBS
BYLINE: By Scott Mackay The Providence Journal
DATELINE: BOLTON LANDING, N.Y
BODY:
During the campaign appearances at which she excels, Hillary Rodham Clinton
gives well-spoken speeches, makes thoughtful off-the-cuff comments and uses
self-deprecating humor these days as she tours her
health-care overhaul also would not have allowed patients to sue their
HMOs.
Lazio fired back with his own ad, featuring him speaking. "Hillary Clinton
has already started running attack ads designed to fool you about me," he says.
"Her ads are simply untrue. I voted for
GRAPHIC: Hillary Rodham Clinton Senate race still a deadlock PHOTO
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checkered past that he was disowned by his own party's leaders, said he
would appeal the ruling by the State Ballot Law Commission.
-- Hillary Rodham Clinton's Republican rival in the New York Senate race,
Rep. Rick Lazio, has raised money faster than the first lady
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SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: PHILADELPHIA
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members, Mr. Clinton took after the GOP for recent complaints that Mr.
Gore and New York Senate candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton had turned negative in
their campaigning.
The Republicans "are so clever, you've got to watch them. They call me
slick?" Mr. Clinton told
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LENGTH: 549 words
HEADLINE: LETTERS
BYLINE: Jose Fernandez; Gary T. Bennett; Kerry Elizabeth Hartz
BODY:
Hillary
I have always found Newsday's editorialized news stories entertaining, but
never have I seen such blatant favoritism as with Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Since Rick Lazio has entered the senatorial race, Newsday has put its slant
in high gear.
I have yet to see any Hillary Clinton news story that was not accompanied by
a flattering photo. Stories such as "Lazio on Reinsurance Up for Vote"
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HEADLINE: FOR LAZIO, A BLAST FROM THE PAST '92 OPPONENT CRITICIZES CAMPAIGN
BYLINE: By Ellen Yan. WASHINGTON BUREAU
BODY:
a Thursday letter to Lazio (R-Brightwaters), who's locked in a hotly
contested race against Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton.
defeat eight years ago," said Lazio campaign spokesman Dan McLagan.
"We'll pass his little note along to Mrs. Clinton."
This year, both Lazio and Clinton have attacked each other for negative
campaigning.
In his letter, it was clear Downey
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (96%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (69%) ; ALBERT GORE
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HEADLINE: PRESIDENT ENTERS FRAY TAKES A POKE AT LAZIO IN COMMENTS ON BEHALF OF
HILLARY
BYLINE: By John Riley. STAFF WRITER
BODY:
a Republican version of a managed-care regulation bill, which the
industry backs and Democrats say is too weak. Ads by Hillary Rodham Clinton's
campaign say Lazio opposes "the" patients bill of rights, and Lazio in his ads
personally responds that he supports "a" patients
named Lazio, the remarks marked the president's most extended criticism
of the GOP candidate to date. They come at a time when Hillary Clinton's
campaign is under scrutiny for a series of commercials sharply attacking Lazio's
record. The Clinton campaign did not answer
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (96%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (94%) ; HILLARY
RODHAM CLINTON (93%);
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LAZIO.SENATE. NOTES: HEALTH CARE POLICY (90%) ; CAMPAIGNS &
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LENGTH: 731 words
HEADLINE: GREEDY AGENTS TO BLAME FOR SOSA FIASCO
BYLINE: Skip Bayless.
BODY:
...
Chicago and the Cubs, who has compared his persecution with that suffered
by Jesus, who spoke of reuniting with dear friends Donald Trump and Hillary
Clinton in N.Y., must attempt to squeeze his ever-expanding physique and ego
back into the Cubs' humble clubhouse.
And to think that once upon
...
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LENGTH: 825 words
HEADLINE: AMID THE HURLY-BURLY, ROCKER HANDLES METS
BYLINE: By Stevenson Swanson, Tribune Staff Writer.
DATELINE: NEW YORK
BODY:
setting could have been a contentious political convention, say Chicago
in 1968. Or an appearance by controversial senatorial candidate Hillary Rodham
Clinton. But no. It was a midseason baseball game on a balmy, early-summer night
in New
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HEADLINE: GAY PRIDE MARCHERS SUPPORT A JUST CAUSE
BYLINE: Ed Koch
BODY:
I JOINED Hillary Clinton Sunday in her walk in the sun in the Gay Pride
Parade. Her opponent, Rick Lazio, was not in the parade.
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (92%) ; RICK A LAZIO (73%) i JOHN VLIET
LINDSAY (55%) ;
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LENGTH: 704 words
HEADLINE: TOWARD DISCLOSURE / SENATE OKS CAMPAIGN FINANCE BILL
BYLINE: By Elaine S. Povich. WASHINGTON BUREAU
BODY:
coast, including the U.S Senate race in New York between Rep. Rick Lazio
(R-Brightwaters) and Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Neither Democrats nor Republicans have been immune from attacks or support
by the various groups. That, in part, led to passage of the bill, along with
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (92%) ; RICK A LAZIO (53%) ; HILLARY
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HEADLINE: LAZIO, ALLIES ACCUSE HILLARY OF HYPOCRISY
BYLINE: By John Riley. STAFF WRITER
BODY:
Rep. Rick Lazio and a chorus of his Republican allies yesterday blasted
Hillary Rodham Clinton for hypocrisy after learning that she was politicking
with a New York Democrat on the night he skipped a House oil-
crafted the attacks on Lazio.
Clinton spokesman Howard Wolfson gave a terse response yesterday to Lazio's
attack. "Hillary Clinton is not a member of Congress,' " Wolfson said. "Rick Lazio
is. Rick Lazio should stop complaining about being criticized
gold, 11 said Rep. Tom Reynolds of Buffalo, Lazio's campaign chairman.
"What's worse, she tried to hide it."
"Once again, Hillary Clinton says one thing and does another,' said New York
GOP Chairman Bill Powers.
In other campaign-related
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (96%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (94%) ; ELIOT L ENGEL (50%) i
SUBJECT: CAMPAIGN. CANDIDATE. HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON.RICK LAZIO. NOTES:
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HEADLINE: ART COLLECTION SAID TO BRAKE APPOINTMENT
BYLINE: By Walter V. Robinson, Globe Staff
BODY:
objections, and the White House was reconsidering White's appointment to
the Cultural Property Advisory Committee.
The issue might also prove awkward for Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is
campaigning for the New York Senate seat that Moynihan is relinquishing. In
Turkey last November, Clinton decried the
The bottom half sits, incomplete, in a museum in Antalya that Hillary
Clinton visited. Years ago, Levy and White donated a half-interest in the top of
the statue to the Boston Museum of Fine
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SECTION: SPT; Pg. 128
LENGTH: 1057 words
HEADLINE: Sosa can't wait to get out;
Would he leave? In a New York minute
BYLINE: Jay Mariotti
DATELINE: PITTSBURGH
BODY:
He all but belted out the Sinatra song. He all but put on a pinstriped suit
and endorsed Hillary Clinton. Finally, as he sipped fruit juice by his locker
stall after Wednesday night's game, Sammy Sosa decided he was sick of
Big Apple, I will be happy," he said. "There are a lot of Dominicans
there. I have a lot of friends there, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. If I do
go there, it will be great being around a lot of great players. I don't have to
be the man every
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (92%) i GEORGE STEINBRENNER (57%); DONALD
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LENGTH: 737 words
HEADLINE: INVESTIGATION OF GORE COULD BACKFIRE
BYLINE: Linda Chavez, Creators Syndicate.
BODY:
done with it. The best way for this to happen is for the electorate to
sweep the place clean, sending Al Gore, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and the whole
rotten crew into early retirement. Polls suggest that Al Gore's and Hillary
Clinton's electoral ambitions are already being stymied by this widespread
sentiment. So why not let politics take its course? The one
for endless investigations and hearings.
It would be one thing if these investigations were likely to return
indictments. They aren't. As the recently concluded investigation into Hillary
Clinton's role in the Travelgate firings proves, evidence that someone lied to
investigators isn't enough to guarantee prosecution, even when the lies occurred
under oath. Independent counsel Robert W. Ray, who investigated the first lady,
says there is evidence Mrs. Clinton lied to investigators and perhaps the grand
jury when she denied any involvement in the White House travel office firings in
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LENGTH: 976 words
HEADLINE: CONFESSIONS OF A BABY BOOMER
BYLINE: By Guillermo Torres. Guillermo Torres, a copy editor at the San Antonio
Express-News, is a Baby Boomer. He likes James Taylor songs but not sprouts.
BODY:
Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern, with Che, Bobby Kennedy,
human-rights leader Cesar Chavez and we end up with
Bill and Hillary
Clinton? Bill Gates? Edward James Olmos?
TV and '50s television: All those old people acting out their "Requiem for
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LENGTH: 877 words
HEADLINE: CLINTON ISN'T ON ANY BALLOT, BUT HE'S GOT STRATEGY FOR ALL
BYLINE: Edwin Chen Los Angeles Times
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
road in a big way.
After returning Tuesday from an overnight visit to Chappaqua, N.Y., where he
and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton now own a house, the President attended
two fund-raisers, including one for a California state
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LENGTH: 617 words
HEADLINE: When we'll admit to middle age
BYLINE: Blackie Sherrod
BODY:
... Guilty, your honor.
Come back, Barney Miller.
The dirtiest trick by New York Republicans would be to circulate photos of
Hillary Clinton in the late '60s.
You can have Bryant Gumbel. I'll take hives.
Free speech ain't. Ask John Rocker.
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LENGTH: 516 words
HEADLINE: Scandal charge 'bogus,' Clinton retorts;
Says investigations shouldn't dog Gore
SOURCE: Staff
BYLINE: JOHN C. HENRY, Houston Chronicle Washington Bureau
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
Clinton said, referring to the five-year investigation - still under way
- into Arkansas business dealings in which he and first lady Hillary Rodham
Clinton were involved.
"It had nothing to do with the official conduct of the administration
anyway," the president said testily.
Clinton pointed out that former Agriculture ...
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (94%) i ALBERT GORE JR (93%) ; HILLARY
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HEADLINE: Starbeams
BYLINE: BILL TAMMEUS; The Kansas City Star
BODY:
seems to forget who's been in office for
seven years," says George W. Bush. Isn't that called Iamnesia?
CHELSEA Clinton showed up at one of her mother's Senate campaign
events recently. It was a good reminder that there's a Clinton
...
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LENGTH: 801 words
HEADLINE: 'GOING NEGATIVE' CAN BE GOOD FOR POLITICS
BYLINE: By Thomas E. Mann. Thomas E. Mann is a senior fellow at the Brookings
Institution
BODY:
same pattern seems to be developing in New York's U.S. Senate contest and
in the general election for the presidency. Hillary Rodham Clinton's decision to
attack the record and positions of her Republican opponent, Rep. Rick Lazio,
prompted cries of "negative advertising" and much hand-
...
exist between the presidential candidates and their parties, in New York
and across the country. George W. Bush and Al Gore-and Hillary Clinton and Rick
Lazio -have much to argue about over the next four months. It would be a tragedy
if those differences went unexplored because of our
.
PERSON: JOHN MCCAIN (72%) ; ALBERT GORE JR (62%) ; RICK A LAZIO (62%) ; GEORGE W
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HEADLINE: PUNCHLINES
BYLINE: Compiled by Ken Rasak, who can be reached at punchlinesfaltavista.net
BODY:
at Los Alamos is looser than a muumuu on Calista Flockhart."
Conan O'Brien, "Late Night with Conan O'Brien": "Hillary Clinton is running
a new campaign ad. It features the slogan 'Trust me.' It's actually much
better than the original version: 'Hillary-the Clinton you can trust. I "
Miller on the latest death penalty news: "Texas jurors who convicted a man
facing
PERSON: DENNIS MILLER (94%) ; CONAN O'BRIEN (93%) ; DENNIS MILLER
LIVE (78%) ; JOHN ROCKER (78%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (78%) ; DAVID
LETTERMAN (75%) ;
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LENGTH: 655 words
HEADLINE: HILLARY: WON'T SEEK PRESIDENCY
BYLINE: By John Riley and Elizabeth Moore. STAFF WRITERS.
BODY:
Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday said she has no desire to run for
president, defended her negative ads on Rep. Rick Lazio and disputed
taxpayers.
"It is clearly no accident that the first lady and her husband have chosen
New York-a state whose only connection to them is Mrs. Clinton's Senate
campaign-as the site of their Independence Day activities," said Lazio campaign
manager Bill Dal Col. "Calling this an 'official' event is laughable and shows a
lack of respect for the intelligence of New Yorkers."
Lissa Muscatine, Hillary Clinton's White House press secretary, said the
aircraft carrier was appearing because it was a millennium July 4 celebration,
and the Department of
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (96%) ; RICK A LAZIO (93%) ; BRYANT CHARLES
GUMBEL (56%) ;
SUBJECT: DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE HILLARY CLINTON. PRESIDENT. NOTES:
FUNDRAISING (90%) ; CAMPAIGN FINANCE (90%) ; CAMPAIGNS &
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LENGTH: 364 words
HEADLINE: AD WATCH / HITTING HARD ON HEALTH CARE ISSUE
BYLINE: By John Riley. STAFF WRITER
BODY:
released a new television advertisement attacking Rep. Rick Lazio. The
ad, the second by the state party supporting Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign,
is airing in upstate markets.
Image: The ad begins with a shot of New York City nurse Sandra
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (97%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (92%) ; SANDRA
MORALES (77%) ;
SUBJECT: CAMPAIGN. HILLARY CLINTON.RICK LAZIO.SENATE. NOTES: HEALTH CARE
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HEADLINE: CAMPAIGN BRIEFING / THE NIGHT IN QUESTION / THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2000
BYLINE: John Riley
BODY:
past two weeks, Rep. Rick Lazio's whereabouts on the night of June 15 has
been a near-obsession for Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign.
That's the night the Republican leadership unexpectedly kept the House in
session after a scheduled 6 p.m. adjournment,
meter," said Lazio spokesman Dan McLagan. "Trying to score political
points on this issue by smearing Rick when Mrs. Clinton had such a liability
herself goes beyond hypocrisy. It's just plain dumb." The campaign said Lazio
was heading to New
congressman as they crafted attacks on Lazio, and he said the ad was "not
at all" hypocritical. "The last time I checked, Hillary Clinton was not a member
of Congress, " he said.
Clinton herself declined to comment, but in a televised town meeting
WEEK
"For goodness sakes, no A senator has so much more privacy. Do you know
where your senator is today?"-Hillary Clinton to Bryant Gumbel yesterday, asked
if she would want to run for president.
"You know what? We're honest, decent people. I clean
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (95%) i HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (94%) i PATRICIA
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HEADLINE: CAMPAIGN BRIEFING / SECRET AGENTS LEND AN AURA
BYLINE: By Elizabeth Moore. STAFF WRITER
PERSON: JIM MACKIN (63%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (62%) ;
SUBJECT: CAMPAIGN.HILLARY CLINTON.SECRET SERVICE.SENATE. NOTES: CAMPAIGNS &
ELECTIONS (91%) ; POLITICAL ADVERTISING (77%) i MOTOR
VEHICLES (65%) ; ASSASSINATION (57%) ;
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HEADLINE: BACKROOM
BYLINE: By Rick Brand
BODY:
Amityville), who said Israel "had the ability to bring people together."
The seat is open because Lazio, a Republican, is running against Hillary
Rodham Clinton for the U.S. Senate.
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LENGTH: 1095 words
HEADLINE: BACKING ABORTION / HIGH COURT RULES AGAINST A BAN IN NEBRASKA CASE
BYLINE: By Gaylord Shaw. WASHINGTON BUREAU
BODY:
ramifications, the issue suddenly loomed larger in political races-from
the New York Senate race between first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rep. Rick
Lazio (R-Brightwaters) to the battle for the presidency between Republican Texas
Gov. George W. Bush and
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (69%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (67%) ; ALBERT GORE
JR (60%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (56%) ; DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN (56%) ; STEPHEN
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June 29, 2000 Thursday, METRO
SECTION: A SECTION; Pg. A2
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HEADLINE: ISLAND HOPPER RAMONA MAY NOT 'SURVIVE' SUIT
BYLINE: By Leslie Doolittle, Sentinel Columnist
BODY:
Mats put foot in one's mouth
Shop at www.hillarydoormat.com, and you can get a $20 Hillary Rodham
Clinton-decorated doormat emblazoned with such Hillary-isms "I've always been a
Yankee fan, " "I'm part Jewish," "It's all
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SECTION: WEST POST, Pg. 5
LENGTH: 639 words
HEADLINE: MOVING HAS BEEN PREVENTING GARDEN TOURS, COLUMN WRITING
BYLINE: Clarissa Start
BODY:
latest newsletter, which was sent to me by reader-friend Ruby Schweppe.
The six are Hillary's sweet lemon mint named for Hillary Clinton, Julia's
sweet citrus mint named for Julia Child, three mints named for Jim's wife,
Marilym,
PERSON: JIM WESTERFIELD (68%) ; CLARISSA START (59%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (59%) ;
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June 29, 2000, Thursday, Metro Edition
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 6B
LENGTH: 230 words
HEADLINE: Also noted
BODY:
longtime friend and adviser to President Clinton, died of cancer Monday
in Fayetteville, Ark. Her friendship with Clinton and First Lady Hillary Rodham
Clinton began in the early 1970s, when they taught at the University of
Arkansas. In 1992, she was a member of the national Democratic Platform
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Chicago Sun-Times
June 28, 2000, WEDNESDAY, Late Sports Final Edition
SECTION: NWS; SNEED; Pg. 4
LENGTH: 618 words
BYLINE: Michael Sneed
BODY:
who just accepted an invitation to attend the 75th anniversary of the
parish next September.
Hillaryville
U.S. Senate hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton has named former White House
Communications Director Ann Lewis senior adviser to her Senate campaign.
Curtain calls
Actor
Arthur Penn.
Olivia diva
Aussie Olivia Newton-John, who performed at a fund-raiser for Hillary
Clinton Friday night, sang two of her hit songs for Hill: "I Honestly Love You"
and "Hopelessly Devoted to You. " (And, no, contrary to
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The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
June 28, 2000, WEDNESDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: METRO, Pg. B4
LENGTH: 349 words
HEADLINE: DIANE BLAIR, LONGTIME FRIEND OF CLINTONS, DIES
BYLINE: The Associated Press
DATELINE: FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.
who became a friend and adviser to President Clinton, has died. She was
61 and had suffered from cancer.
Blair, whom the President and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton visited three
times this spring as her health failed, died Monday night.
Fayetteville campus in 1968.
The Blairs' relationship with the Clintons drew scrutiny after it was reported
that Jim Blair led Mrs. Clinton to make $ 100,000 off a $ 1,000 commodities
investment.
Before her appointment to the national public broadcasting board, Blair served
PERSON: DIANE DIVERS BLAIR (95%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL'
CLINTON (94%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (92%) ; JIM BLAIR (64%) i JOE
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SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 8A; TRAIL MIX
LENGTH: 546 words
HEADLINE: TRAIL MIX
SOURCE: From Wire Reports
BODY:
Republican
Joan Johnson, who jumped into the race for Rick Lazio's Long Island House
seat when he decided to challenge Hillary Clinton for the Senate, is insulted
when people ask why she's a Republican. "This is a question that's never asked
of a white person. It
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June 28, 2000 Wednesday 2D EDITION
SECTION: DENVER & THE WEST; Pg. B-11
LENGTH: 743 words
HEADLINE: GORE INVESTIGATION Let politics take its course
BYLINE: Linda Chavez,
BODY:
done with it. The best way for this to happen is for the electorate to
sweep the place clean, sending Al Gore, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and the whole
rotten crew into early retirement.
Polls suggest that both Gore's and Hillary Clinton's electoral ambitions are
already being stymied by this widespread sentiment. So why not let politics
take its course? The one
for endless investigations and hearings. It would be one thing if
these investigations were likely to return indictments. They aren't. As the
recently concluded investigation into Hillary Clinton's role in the Travelgate
firings proves, evidence that someone lied to investigators isn't enough
to guarantee prosecution, even when the lies
PERSON: ALBERT GORE JR (96%) ; JANET RENO (72%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (59%) ; LOUIS J FREEH (55%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (51%);
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SECTION: BUSINESS; Pg. 3
LENGTH: 493 words
HEADLINE: Workers go to Sunbeam annual meeting to protest plant closing
SOURCE: Knight Ridder Tribune News
DATELINE: MIAMI
BODY:
soon after buying its money-losing parent company, Signature Brands USA.
But his departure, some lobbying by Hillary Rodham Clinton and a change of heart
by new CEO Jerry Levin kept the assembly lines open. Employees responded by
...
PERSON: AL DUNLAP (90%) ; JERRY LEVIN (55%) ; P Y ROCKINGHAM (55%) ; HILLARY
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June 28, 2000 Wednesday FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 13A
LENGTH: 819 words
HEADLINE: Hillary Clinton: Bulletproof, but not necessarily blameless
BYLINE: PHILIP TERZIAN
BODY:
The big news is that independent counsel Robert Ray has decided not to
prosecute Hillary Rodham Clinton for her role in the travelgate affair. But not
because Clinton is an injured party. He has pronounced the case closed because
he could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that "any of Mrs. Clinton's
statements and testimony regarding her involvement in the travel office firings
were knowingly false."
Translation: Clinton lied under oath
charges. Neither Clinton has ever apologized for this sorry incident, and
with good reason: When the FBI was brought in to investigate the firings
themselves, Hillary Clinton repeatedly insisted under oath that she had nothing
to do with the matter.
And, as the independent counsel complains, "The White House asserted
unfounded privileges that were later
for documents and failed to make timely production of documents,
including relevant e-mails."
Sound familiar? It is true that Hillary Clinton did not march into the travel
office and personally tell the workers to pack up and leave. She's a lawyer,
after all, and a
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (96%) i WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL'
CLINTON (90%) ; JANET RENO (75%) i ROBERT D RAY (74%) ; ALBERT GORE
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June 28, 2000 Wednesday, FINAL / ALL
SECTION: NATIONAL; Pg. 8A
LENGTH: 453 words
HEADLINE: LAZIO'S SENATE RACE HOBBLED BY 2 LEFT FEET
BYLINE: By MARC HUMBERT; ASSOCIATED PRESS
DATELINE: ALBANY, N.Y.
BODY:
Rick Lazio, in the early stages of his Senate campaign, is having
teething problems as he tries to mount a statewide battle against Hillary Rodham
Clinton with less than six months until the election.
The first stumble came when Lazio went face-first into the pavement while
shaking
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (97%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (93%) ;
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SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 4A
LENGTH: 426 words
HEADLINE: Lazio blasts Clintons on gas prices;
President says lifting tax would be little help
SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y.
BODY:
WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y. - Republican Rick Lazio accused Senate rival Hillary
Rodham Clinton and President Clinton on Monday of not doing more to fight rising
gasoline prices.
Using a suburban Buffalo
vote to establish the Northeast Oil Reserve?" Clinton campaign spokesman
Howard Wolfson said in a prepared statement.
Mrs. Clinton went after Mr. Lazio at a campaign stop in New York City.
"Months and months ago,
missed the House vote so that he could catch a flight back to New York to
keep to his campaign schedule the next day.
Mrs. Clinton was joined by her daughter, Chelsea, at a New York City news
conference in support of a worldwide campaign to free 13 Iranian Jews who are
accused of spying for Israel and could face the death penalty.
Chelsea Clinton had not been seen on the campaign trail since last year. She
said she would participate "on and off" in her mother's campaign.
PERSON: RICK A LAZIO (94%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (94%) ; HILLARY
RODHAM CLINTON (92%) i CHELSEA CLINTON (58%) ;
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June 27, 2000, Tuesday
SECTION: Main News Pg.3
LENGTH: 274 words
HEADLINE: Lazio rakes Clintons on high gas prices
SOURCE: Associated Press
BODY:
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Williamsville, N.Y. -Republican Rick Lazio attacked Senate rival Hillary
Rodham Clinton and President Clinton on Monday for not doing more to fight
rising gasoline prices.
Using a suburban
...
Hillary Clinton's campaign countered Lazio by saying that the congressman
missed a recent vote that could have helped lower fuel oil prices
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (94%) ; RICK A LAZIO (94%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON
'BILL' CLINTON (94%) ;
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June 26, 2000, Monday
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. A-3
LENGTH: 534 words
HEADLINE: S.F. and N.Y. stage festive gay pride parades; Frolicking fun was in
vogue at both of the celebrations
BYLINE: ASSOCIATED PRESS
BODY:
one notable absence. Mayor Rudolph Giuliani marched with the Log Cabin
Republicans, a gay GOP group, while Hillary Rodham Clinton stepped off with a
group of openly gay elected officials. Her opponent in the Senate race, U.S.
Rep. Rick Lazio, spent the day campaigning upstate.
Supporters shouted, "You look gorgeous" and "We love you, Mrs. Clinton" as
the first lady joined the parade with state Sen. Tom Duane, City Councilwoman
Christine Quinn and other officials.
"This year, because of the
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June 26, 2000, Monday, THREE STAR EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A5
LENGTH: 645 words
HEADLINE: NATION BRIEFS
BYLINE: From News Services
BODY:
EAST
NEW YORK
Giuliani, Hillary Clinton march in Gay Pride parade
Drag queens and dignitaries shared Fifth Avenue in the annual Gay Pride
marched Sunday in San Francisco, Chicago and Atlanta.
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and U.S. Senate candidate Hillary Rodham
Clinton marched in Sunday's event in New York, but Clinton's new Republican
rival, Rep. Rick Lazio,
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (67%) ; LOUIS J FREEH (63%) ; RUDOLPH WILLIAM
GIULIANI (52%) ; RICK A LAZIO (51%) ;
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SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A5
LENGTH: 627 words
HEADLINE: NATION BRIEFS
BYLINE: From News Services
BODY:
acted within their authority when they denied the 6-year-old a political
asylum hearing.
EAST
NEW YORK
Giuliani, Hillary Clinton march in Gay Pride parade
Drag queens and dignitaries shared Fifth Avenue in the annual Gay Pride
marched Sunday in San Francisco, Chicago and Atlanta.
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and U.S. Senate candidate Hillary Rodham
Clinton marched in Sunday's event in New York, but Clinton's new Republican
rival, Rep. Rick Lazio,
PERSON: MATTHEW JACKSON (76%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (67%) ; LOUIS J
FREEH (64%) ; LEONARD PELTIER (55%) ; RUDOLPH WILLIAM GIULIANI (52%) ; RICK A
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LENGTH: 629 words
HEADLINE: NATION BRIEFS
BYLINE: From News Services
BODY:
acted within their authority when they denied the 6-year-old a political
asylum hearing.
EAST
NEW YORK
Giuliani, Hillary Clinton march in Gay Pride parade
Drag queens and dignitaries shared Fifth Avenue in the annual Gay Pride
*
marched Sunday in San Francisco, Chicago and Atlanta.
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and U.S. Senate candidate Hillary Rodham
Clinton marched in Sunday's event in New York, but Clinton's new Republican
rival, Rep. Rick Lazio,
PERSON: MATTHEW JACKSON (76%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (67%) ; LOUIS J
FREEH (64%) ; LEONARD PELTIER (55%) ; RUDOLPH WILLIAM GIULIANI (52%) ; RICK A
LAZIO (
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June 26, 2000, Monday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION
SECTION: NEWS, Pg. A5
LENGTH: 389 words
HEADLINE: INDEPENDENT COUNSEL SAYS WORK WILL CONTINUE PAST CLINTON'S TERM
BYLINE: The Associated Press
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
BODY:
No person is above the law. I have said that. "
Ray reported last week that there was insufficient evidence to bring charges
against Hillary Rodham Clinton in connection with her role in the mass firings
of the White House travel office staff in the earliest days of the Clinton's
PERSON: WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL' CLINTON (95%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (92%) ; ROBERT D RAY (92%) ; MONICA LEWINSKY (58%) ;
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SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 23A; IN THE RUNNING
LENGTH: 586 words
HEADLINE: FORECAST: PARTLY CLOUDY;
As often as not, polls can't see the fall from June
SOURCE: Staff Writer of The Dallas Morning News
BYLINE: Dave Levinthal
GRAPHIC:
a poll while Bill Clinton lagged at 27 percent. That meant little when
November rolled around. 2. Mrs. Clinton. 3. Thomas Dewey. 4. Dwight Eisenhower.
5. Warren G. Harding. 6. Herbert Hoover. 7. Samuel
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Sacramento Bee
June 25, 2000, Sunday METRO FINAL EDITION
SECTION: FORUM; Pg. I1; POLITICS
LENGTH: 886 words
HEADLINE: A LITTLE ANGER IS NOT ALL BAD
BYLINE: Stephen S. Hall
BODY:
In New York, Mayor Giuliani has molted his cutworm skin and emerged as
the Love Bug. But here's what comity gets you: that picture of Hillary Clinton
and Rick Lazio stiffly shaking each other's hands with transparently insincere
smiles as brittle as frost.
Americans have long been uncomfortable with
PERSON: GEORGE W BUSH (82%) ; JOHN MCCAIN (60%) ; ALBERT GORE JR (54%) ; RICK A
LAZIO (52%) ; HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (52%) ;
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JUNE 24, 2000, SATURDAY, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. A17; JOHN KING
LENGTH: 827 words
HEADLINE: Biding Time Until BART Gets There;
Antioch politicians push alternatives
BYLINE: John King
BODY:
Will a Woman Ever Become President?" Why, Ellen Tauscher!
Yes, the Democrat from Alamo shares a page with Elizabeth Dole, Hillary
Clinton and Dianne Feinstein. The article gives her only passing mention ("there
are plenty of stars in Congress, including Californians Ellen Tauscher and
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June 24, 2000, Saturday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION
SECTION: SPORTS, Pg. 21
LENGTH: 646 words
HEADLINE: RAHAL IS FOCUSED ON GETTING CART ON THE RIGHT TRACK
BYLINE: John Sonderegger; Of The Post-Dispatch
BODY:
Rahal goes to White House
Rahal is making the most of his new CEO status.
He and his wife, Debi, were the guests of President Bill Clinton and Hillary
Rodham Clinton at the White House on Tuesday night at a state dinner honoring
His Majesty Mohammed VI, King of
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SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 25A; IN THE RUNNING
LENGTH: 482 words
HEADLINE: CAMPAIGN SURVIVOR;
Who will be the last politico left on the island?
BODY:
a divider
Jimmy Carter
Ex-president, expert carpenter
*
Gimme shelter? Just give him something to build on.
Hillary Clinton
First lady, New York Senate candidate
* Hey, she's survived Bill.
Al Franken
Political humorist
* All polls
...
GRAPHIC: PHOTO (S) : 1. Pat Buchanan; 2. George W. Bush; 3. Jimmy Carter; 4.
Hillary Clinton; 5. Al Franken; 6. Al Gore; 7. Arlana Huffington; 8. Alan Keyes;
9. Mary Matalin;
...
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (51%) ; JIMMY CARTER (51%) ; ALBERT GORE
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SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 2A; PEOPLE
LENGTH: 117 words
HEADLINE: PEOPLE
BODY:
A house divided
Friends of the Clintons told U.S. News & World Report that if Hillary Rodham
Clinton is elected to the U.S. Senate, Socks the cat will live with her in
Washington, and Buddy the dog will stay with President Clinton
PERSON: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (72%) ; WILLIAM JEFFERSON 'BILL'
CLINTON (55%) ; ANNA-LOU 'ANNIE' LEIBOVITZ (52%) ; SUSAN SONTAG (51%) ; PHILIP
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SECTION: NORTHEAST TARRANT; Pg. 1N; SNAPSHOT
LENGTH: 314 words
HEADLINE: SNAPSHOT
BODY:
son, Chris
The four guests at my fantasy dinner party would be: Harrison Ford, Sean
Connery, Alec Baldwin and Hillary Clinton
My hobbies are: crafts and exercising
The last book I read was: The Testament, by John Grisham
My favorite possession is:
PERSON: HARRISON FORD (71%) ; THOMAS 'SEAN' CONNERY (56%) ; HILLARY RODHAM
CLINTON (56%) ; JOHN GRISHAM (55%) ;
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SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1A
LENGTH: 1075 words
HEADLINE: Mexican city thrives with blend of cultures;
Merida celebrates old while embracing new
SOURCE: Mexico City Bureau of The Dallas Morning News
BYLINE: Laurence Iliff
DATELINE: MERIDA, Mexico
BODY:
after Europe, where a nongovernment group has designated a new city as a
cultural capital since 1985.
Bill and Hillary Clinton honeymooned in Merida years ago and returned in
1999 for a presidential summit. Pope John Paul
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June 4, 2000, Sunday ,ARUNDEL
SECTION: TELEGRAPH ,3A
LENGTH: 787 words
HEADLINE: Tripp arrives to a hero's welcome at S.C. Free Republic conference
Taping charges dropped, she'll thank supporters
BYLINE: Del Quentin Wilber
SOURCE: SUN STAFF
BODY:
Clinton wearing inmate stripes, behind iron bars. Yet another resembles a
stamp - worth 0 cents - that portrays Hillary Rodham Clinton wearing a royal
crown (decorated with the former Soviet Union's sickle and hammer) with the
text: QHI (Queen Hillary I)
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June 4, 2000, Sunday ,FINAL
SECTION: TELEGRAPH ,3A
LENGTH: 791 words
HEADLINE: Tripp receives a hero's welcome for speech to conservative group
S.C. audience hears VOW to subpoena her enemies
BYLINE: Del Quentin Wilber
SOURCE: SUN STAFF
BODY:
Clinton wearing inmate stripes, behind iron bars. Yet another resembles a
stamp - worth 0 cents -that portrays Hillary Clinton wearing a royal crown
(decorated with the former Soviet Union's sickle and hammer) with the text: QHI
(Queen Hillary I).
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SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 10A; IN THE RUNNING
LENGTH: 1030 words
HEADLINE: PUSHING BUTTONS;
Web sites propel new age of political knickknacks
BODY:
E-gads!
Conspiracy theorists had some fun at the media's expense last week, thanks
to a mistake by the Hillary Rodham Clinton campaign.
While sending a news release over the Internet, the Clinton staff
inadvertently included the personal e-mail
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February 3, 2000 Thursday ALL EDITIONS
SECTION: CUE; Pg. 3E
LENGTH: 1005 words
HEADLINE: Jackie's Picks to Click
BYLINE: JACKIE LOOHAUIS
BODY:
take notice. Election 2000's "Town Hall Tuesdays Forum" has already
featured Al Gore, John McCain and Hillary Clinton in discussions so innovative
that Pingree recalls McCain thanked iVillage.com for bringing at least one
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