Clinton Girds for Grand Jury Testimony on Lewinsky Affair
Anonymous advisers say President Clinton may admit an inappropriate relationship with Monica Lewinsky while keeping many details private. Lawyers warn a sworn testimony could force fuller disclosure, and aides urge a public expression of regret for delaying the crisis resolution.
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Washington AP notes that presidents from Nixon and Reagan to Clinton have turned to prime time speeches after crises or scandals. Analysts say a public address may calm nerves even as facts evolve, citing Nixon in 1952 and Reagan in 1987 as precedent for using TV to frame personal conviction and national interest.
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