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Clinton impeachment probes reveal tense hearings and planned next steps
Reporters describe Clinton’s moments of anger and evasiveness during questions from Starr's prosecutors and grand jurors. Monday's file release will include transcripts of Lewinsky questioning and White House visit records, plus Vernon Jordan’s calendars. Republicans signal a possible early October inquiry vote. Democrats resist expanding the scope beyond Lewinsky, while Hyde notes bipartisan tension and a party line vote on releasing records.
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Ms. Lewinsky
Grand Jury
White House
Vernon Jordan
New York
Lamar Smith
Texas
House
Clinton
Starr
Lewinsky
Janet Reno
Gingrich
Gephardt
Dick Armey
Judiciary Committee
Henry Hyde
Bill
Paula Jones
Hyde
Conyers
Massachusetts
Barney Frank