President Clinton confident on Democratic prospects in midterm fight
In the Hamptons Clinton urged donors to energize Dems for November, citing issues from a patients' rights bill to health care and the environment. He acknowledged historical losses for second terms but argued the party's agenda keeps them on the right side of history despite Starr investigations.
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Hatch warns Reno could resign over independent counsel push
Senator Orrin Hatch said Attorney General Janet Reno risks losing credibility and could resign if she continues to defy top investigators and refuses to appoint an independent prosecutor to probe alleged White House campaign finance violations. He urged Reno to review Charles LaBella and Louis Freeh memos before meeting lawmakers.
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Lewinsky affair looms over White House testimony in Starr probe
Governors and politicians discuss the Lewinsky matter as President Clinton faces possible testimony on August 17. Lewinsky, 25, has immunity and may acknowledge a relationship. Senators and aides debate impeachment odds, with Louise Hatch and others weighing truth versus political risk. Linda Tripp’s conversations with Bruce Lindsey surface, with Murtha denying threats and Lindsey's lawyer Yale.
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Kennedy Autopsy Records Face Incomplete Notes Missing Drafts
The Assassination Records Review Board says 1963 Kennedy autopsy records are incomplete and notes and an early autopsy draft were destroyed by Navy doctor James Humes. Humes testified under oath that he burned his notes and the first draft, fueling decades of questions about the brain notes and preserved autopsy materials at the National Archives.
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