Clinton pressed on impeachment inquiry with freshmen lawmakers
Mrs. Clinton met about 30 House freshmen Democrats to discuss the party agenda and urged voting for a limited inquiry. She resisted backing a broad, open-ended probe and urged lawmakers to vote with their constituents in vulnerable districts. Two members urged she publicly support an outright welcome from the president to the GOP plan is unclear. The debate centers on how to balance inquiries into President Clinton and Lewinsky disclosures.
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China Bans Starr Report Chinese Version
Chinese press censors have banned Chinese language editions of Kenneth Starrs report on President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky. Officials oppose its salacious content and possible harm to China U.S. relations though the ban may have little effect as porn and racy material remain accessible. Beijing Morning Post disclosed the ban. publishers declined to comment.
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Impeachment primer explains process and stakes in Clinton case
The House votes on starting an impeachment inquiry into President Clinton over alleged affair with Monica Lewinsky and possible perjury and obstruction. The piece explains impeachment as an accusation by the House, the trial in the Senate, burden of proof shifts, and historical context with Nixon and Johnson. It notes no president has been impeached and convicted, Starr’s ongoing probe, and how prosecutors and defenses operate.
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TV networks plan live Clinton impeachment hearings coverage
Major cable channels including CNN C-SPAN Court TV Fox News Channel and MSNBC say they will carry gavel to gavel coverage if House votes to open impeachment inquiries. Broadcast networks weigh ad revenue and daytime TV impact while considering rotating coverage as in Watergate Iran Contra.
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