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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1994

Page

3

Lone RTC investigator urged S&L probe over Whitewater links

Kansas City RTC investigator Susan Lewis pressed for a probe into the Clintons Whitewater dealings and Madison Guaranty S&L, suggesting potential Clinton benefits from Madison's defrauding. Memo releases and interviews show her insistence amid adjacently tied figures, with colleagues praising her diligence but offering no on-record quotes.

Hillary Rodham Clinton Lewis Resolution Trust Corp Kansas City Clintons Whitewater Develote Corp Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan Jim Leach Browa Leach McDougal Madison Whitewater

Aides' call to Treasury official sparks Whitewater chatter

Rep. Jim Leach said on NBC that he would not rush conclusions about Harold Ickes and George Stephanopoulos pressing to keep former U.S. Attorney Jay Stephens in his role with the RTC probe. Stephens, once Reagan era White House legal aide, was fired as U.S. attorney in DC last March.

Gal S&l Lewis Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Washington April Breslaw Whitewater Madison Breslaw Associated Press Congress White House Treasury GOP Jim Leach Iown NBC Meet the Press Resolution Trust Corp U.S Jay Stephens Madison Guaranty Savings Leach Harold Ickes George Stephanopoulos Stephens Stephanopoulos Ickes Roger Altman Reagan District of Columbia Clinton

President Clinton cheers Arkansas to Midwest final win

President Bill Clinton, described as the "First Fan" by Sports Illustrated, attended the NCAA Midwest regional final, where Arkansas beat Michigan 76-68 to move toward the Final Four. He praised the game at halftime, celebrated with coach and family, and planned travel for future games.

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