Clinton Says Israeli Vote Tests Peace Path
President Clinton framed Israel's election as a choice between pursuing the Arab-Israeli peace process or stepping back from the U.S. backed path. He stressed the United States will support peace while minimizing risks, and noted no formal preference between Peres and Netanyahu beyond policy alignment with peace efforts.
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Clinton's lawyer seeks delay on harassment suit in Supreme Court
President Clinton's attorney asked the Supreme Court to postpone Paula Jones's harassment suit, arguing the president as commander in chief is protected by the Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act. Republicans criticized the filing as distorted, while White House declined to comment.
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