Ruff Holds Clinton Confidence Amid Lewinsky Probe
White House counsel Charles E. Ruff, a veteran prosecutor and white collar defense attorney, retains President Clinton’s full trust despite criticisms over his handling of the Lewinsky case. Ruff, 59, helped steer legal strategy while managing sensitivities within the White House team and has a storied career including Watergate prosecution and defense work for Robb and Glenn.
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Steele pleads innocent in Clinton aide obstruction case
Julie Hiatt Steele, linked to Kathleen Willey’s Clinton allegations, pleads innocent to three counts of obstruction of justice and one false statement. Her attorney argues Starr’s Virginia indictment is improper, citing conflicts of interest and a federal appeal involving Webster Hubbell. Steele vows to fight, seeks dismissal or delay, while Starr faces ongoing legal scrutiny.
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Paula Jones dispute over legal fees after Clinton settlement
Paula Jones' second lawyers attack her first legal team as malpractice filled and lacking resolve. They claim the firm is owed 875000, while Jones settled with President Clinton for 850000 amid a stalled case despite the Supreme Court ruling.
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Ruff exposes GOP missteps in Clinton impeachment debate
The Los Angeles Times reports White House counsel Charles Ruff and House prosecutors dissect the sequence of events around Judge Wright's Dec 11 1997 ruling on Lewinsky and Jones. They present charts linking Wrights order to Lewinskys meeting with Jordan and the subsequent Clinton actions.
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Kansas prayer critica l of Clinton in Senate session
The Kansas Senate opened with a prayer by Rev. Gene Price that referenced President Clinton’s problems, angering Democrats. Price urged God to halt deception and broken oaths, drawing rebuke from Sen. Paul Feleciano and others who said prayers should not politicize the chamber. Senate leaders said they would not regulate prayers.
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