Clinton Seeks Privacy as Grand Jury Testimony Concludes
President Clinton defends his conduct in a long grand jury session, acknowledging inappropriate contact with Monica Lewinsky but denying any intent to deceive. He vows to reclaim his family life and urges prosecutors to move on, while aides note some questions went beyond sexual relations. The testimony was televised from the Map Room as Starr's probe continues and Clinton prepares for a Martha’s Vineyard vacation with his wife and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Lewinsky
Office of Independent Counsel
Kendall
Ms. Lewinsky
Federal
Clinton Faces Salvage Task After Speech and Testimony
Presidential historian Michael Beschloss compares Clinton's crisis to Reagan's comeback after Iran Contra, suggesting political skill could still steer the final years. Robert Dallek warns that lost trust weakens the president and strengthens Republicans, depending on public reaction to testimony and the Starr Report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Beschloss
Beschloss
Clinton
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Robert Dallek
Shooting: Suspect Called 'Nice Guy' Near Wenthold Farm
Neighbors describe the suspect as a "nice guy" while Rich Bohr and others recount familiarity with White. Joy Wenthold, a 1997 South Winneshiek graduate, is active in 4-H and was Winneshiek County Fair queen. She earned a $4,500 Mount Mercy College Distinguished Honor Scholarship for high GPA and ACT scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenthold Farm
White
Rich Bohr
Joy Wenthold
South Winneshiek High School
Winneshiek County
Wenthold
Mount Mercy College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
David Kendall
Associated Press
Starr
Monica Lewinsky
Paula Jones
Martha’s Vineyard
Mrs. Jones
Boston Gardens
Eetmail
Lewellen Florist
Town & Country Shopping Center
First Ave
Gazette
Dorothy Berka
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fyiowa
University of Iowa
Scheels All Spa
Chicago Bulls
Charlotte Hornets
B.J. Armstrong
Xeir Layer
Scheels
Coral Ridge Mall
Oelwein
the Gazette
Two Brothers
Betsy Kutter
Edito
Mike Deupres Columnis
Ilene Fioran
Jim Lynch
Aay
Dave Gosci
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!