Whitewater entangles Clinton ally Bruce Lindsey
The Whitewater probe named Bruce Lindsey an unindicted co conspirator in the Arkansas bankers case. Prosecutors allege $52,500 in 1990 campaign withdrawals were concealed from the IRS to benefit Clinton. Lindsey, treasurer of the campaign, says he did not conspire and expects no charges. Clinton defended Lindsey amid broader political fallout as Congress opened hearings on FBI file access.
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Robert M. Hill
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Branscum
White House shuffles security chief amid FBI file controversy
Washington AP report on the White House appointing a new security head as congressional witnesses challenge the explanation for gathering FBI background files on nearly 500 former employees. Nanc Gemmell testifies the list she provided was up to date and did not include Baker or Culvahouse, while Craig Livingstone and Anthony Marceca face scrutiny and possible removal. Charles Easley named to lead personnel security as Livingstone exits.
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William Clinger
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House Government Reform and Oversight Committee
Fles
Charles Easley
Livingstone
Capitol Hill
Bush Administration
James Baker III
A.B. Culvahouse
Culvahouse
Med tech firm settles Medicare fraud charges for over four million
Advanced Care Associates Inc of Fort Washington Pa and The Care Group of Lake Success NY pay more than 4 million to the federal government to settle Medicare fraud charges. Former owners and spouses receive lifetime bans from federal health programs. CFO Pat Celli notes 3.3 million paid by canceling promissory notes and returning stock.
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Washington
Justice Department
Advanced Care Associates Inc
Fort Washington, Pa
Pat Celli
Care Group
Welfare bill advances with major food stamp cuts
Washington AP reports the Senate Agriculture Committee approved a budget overhaul measure lowering food stamp spending by 23 billion over six years and trimming child nutrition programs by 3 billion. The plan ties to GOP efforts to balance the budget, imposes work rules on able-bodied adults, and would not cap benefits. one Democrat, Sen. Max Baucus, joined the majority.
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