Clinton hires official to handle impeachment talks
President Clinton expands his legal team with Gregory Craig serving as special counsel to lead negotiations with the House Judiciary Committee on impeachment grounds. Craig, a State Department official and longtime associate of Hillary Rodham Clinton, will report directly to the president. He is joined by Steve Ricchetti and Susan Brophy McGowan, former Capitol Hill liaisons.
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Trio of ministers to assist president
President Clinton selects three pastors for private pastoral care as part of a personal accountability group. Rev Gordon MacDonald and Rev Tony Campolo will lead weekly prayers and Bible study, while Rev Philip Wogaman of Foundry United Methodist Church serves in a trusted advisory role amid ongoing scrutiny of his presidency.
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Lewinsky probe cost 4.4 million as Clinton debate rises
Senate senator Murkowski proposes Clinton repay the 4.4 million cost of Kenneth Starr’s Lewinsky investigation. The White House and Starr’s office weigh penalties while Democrats discuss alternatives to impeachment. The figure covers Jan to Aug costs including staff, travel, contracts, and office expenses.
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Conservative group seeks Clinton disbarment in Arkansas
The Southeastern Legal Foundation filed a formal complaint to disbar President Clinton as an Arkansas attorney. Citing the Starr report the group says Clinton lied to cover up sexual misconduct and harmed the profession. Foundation leader Matthew Glavin dismisses political motive and notes Arkansas requires reporting suspected misconduct.
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