Ethics cloud over Hubbell as Rose Law Firm weigh complaint
A 10 month internal inquiry at Rose Law Firm found the associate attorney general provided little backup for many expenses from 1988 to 1992. The firm held talks with an outside lawyer to consider a complaint to the Arkansas Supreme Court ethics committee. Hubbell denies wrongdoing, while firm partners face potential costs and risk to clients. If found liable he could face sanctions, fraud charges, or removal from the Justice Department.
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More aides knew of S and L talks tied to Clintons
A 1000 page stack of documents from up to 40 White House officials showed greater awareness of internal discussions about a federal inquiry into an Arkansas savings and loan tied to the Clintons. The RTC probe prompted testimony from top White House aides while protesters gathered outside the courthouse for the grand jury appearance.
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Congress Told SSA Ignores Disability Review Law
The General Accounting Office testified that Social Security failed to perform annual continuing disability reviews from 1990 to 1993, allowing as many as 30,000 ineligible recipients to stay on benefits and risking $1.4 billion in lost funds by 1997. Jane Ross highlighted the potential scope of improper benefits.
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