Clinton bids farewell with praise of his two terms
President Clinton, in a seven minute Oval Office goodbye, touts his two term record, noting the longest economic expansion and gains on crime, environment, welfare, and college access. He offers guidance for his successor while urging continued fiscal policy and unity. Conservatives gathered to mark his departure as staff packed up White House records for his library.
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Ashcroft confirmation battle shows little shift in opinions
Washington AP reports the Ashcroft nomination to be attorney general faces little change in Senate support. Seventeen witnesses, including Missouri Supreme Court Judge Ronnie White, testified on civil rights and women's rights issues. White accused Ashcroft of distorting records to block his federal judgeship, a claim cited by Democrats and civil rights advocates.
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Marine officer faces probe over Osprey maintenance records
The Marine Corps removed Lt. Col. Odin Leberman as commander of the V 22 Osprey training squadron after an anonymous accusation that Marines altered maintenance records. Marines inspector general arrives at New River to interview 241 squadron members.
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