Executive privilege denied in Lewinsky case ruling
Federal judge Norma Holloway Johnson ruled against President Clinton on executive privilege in the Lewinsky matter. The decision could prompt an appeal from the White House as Starr’s probe continues. The piece notes related grand jury activity in Little Rock and Washington, including Susan McDougal’s indictment and Jordan’s testimony developments.
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Monica Lewinsky
Associated Press
Arkansas
Vernon Jordan
White House
Whitewater
Kenneth Starr
Starr
Lewinsky
Supreme Court
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John Sirica
Nixon
Norma Holloway Johnson
Bruce Lindsay
Sidney Blumenthal
Little Rock
Susan McDougal
Hillary Clinton
McDougal
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Rose Law Firm
Charles Bakaly
Jordan
Betty Currie
Currie
New York
United States
Paula Jones
U.S. Court of Appeals
Byrd, 80, Casts 15000th Senate Vote Record
Sen Robert Byrd of West Virginia, 80, extended his voting record with 15000th vote. He entered the Senate in 1959 and serves his seventh six year term. Byrd holds the most votes in Senate history and praises the substance of each decision.
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Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
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Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Trent Lott
R-Miss
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
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