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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1996
Page
7
Police sprayed tear gas into a crowd of anti Klan demonstrators after rocks were thrown at officers near the Ann Arbor police station during a noon rally. About 5 protesters were arrested on assault charges. no Klan members were detained. Three injuries reported and 30 officers treated for chemical irritation.
President Clinton pushed tough on crime on his weekly radio address and at the U S Conference of Mayors promising a national tracking system for sex offenders. He called for action while Republican rival Bob Dole accused him of ethical arrogance and attacked FBI file handling during a separate address. Hillary Clinton planned a Tennessee trip to highlight family values amid the campaign.
Senator Bob Dole said the FBI files controversy shows a pattern of ethical arrogance by the Clinton administration. He accused the White House of privacy violations and stonewalling, urging cooperation in answering questions from a House committee studying 1993 travel office firings and other prior conduct. The White House dismissed his critique as visionless.
Marietta Ga AP Newt Gingrich warned the House will hold the White House in contempt if 2000 travel office documents are not turned over by next Wednesday. The White House cites executive privilege as the House committee probes firings of seven travel office employees and the administration's response to inquiries into the dismissals.
In Little Rock the defense balked at prosecutors focusing on Bill and Hillary Clinton actions. The lawyer warned he might call Hillary Rodham Clinton to testify but backed off, saying prosecutors push him to defend the Clintons rather than his client. The trial includes videotaped testimony from the president.
Defense complains prosecutors must show illegality to reference the Clintons actions. Judge Susan Webber Wright allows mentioning the Clintons' activities to explain defendants Branscom Jr. and Hill's motivations.
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