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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1998

Page

3

High court asked to block Secret Service testimony

The Justice Department asked Chief Justice Rehnquist to stop prosecutors from questioning Clinton Secret Service agents before the Lewinsky grand jury. A court of appeals panel refused to reverse an order requiring testimony, sparking a contentious clash over presidential protection and potential privilege. Linda Tripp testified again as the grand jury probe continued.

Hres Ahah Istration William Rehnquist Secret Service Justice Department Clinton Monica Lewinsky US Court of Appeals Silberman United States White House Ken Starr Mike McCurry Rehnquist Richard Nixon Nixon Larry Cockell Cockell Grand Jury Linda Tripp Mike Leibig Leibig Lewinsky McCurry Janet Reno Eric Holder Starr Stephen Williams Douglas Ginsburg A. Raymond Randolph Washington President Clinton Tripp Phil Doughter

Clinton Gingrich press varied approaches to patients rights

Washington AP report shows President Clinton and House Speaker Gingrich urging bipartisanship on a patients bill of rights while outlining divergent paths. Democrats push stronger specialist coverage, Republicans press alternative plans. analysts estimate premiums could rise about 4 percent per person monthly.

Washington Clinton House Newt Gingrich Capitol Hill Gingrich White House Senate Houses Congress Congressional

Iraq Syria agree on oil pipelines despite sanctions

Washington says a new Iraq Syria oil pipeline and reopen of the old line violate UN sanctions. State Department spokesman Rubin says oil for food rules limit export revenue use to aid. UN approval would be needed for increased capacity. Iraqi oil minister Rashid visited Damascus to sign the deal and discuss reopening the 1982 closed pipeline. The Kirkuk fields in northern Iraq feed the system.

Washington Iraq Syria U.N State Department James P. Rubin U.S Rashid Kuwait Kirkuk

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