Hubbell to plead guilty in Clinton era case
Webster Hubbell, once Clinton ally and associate attorney general, will plead guilty to hiding work Clinton associates did on a Castle Grande land deal and a tax charge. Independent Counsel Starr plans no jail time, prosecutors say, with Clinton potentially called as a witness.
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Clinton unveils Medicare Social Security plan on 1.1 trillion surplus
President Clinton announced a fiscal 2000 surplus now totaling 1.1 trillion through 2014 boosting Social Security and Medicare while pledging minimal use of the windfall for tax cuts. He proposed locking in the surplus to pay down debt and strengthen pensions, with a plan to shield Social Security funds and expand defense and domestic programs.
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