Clinton backs African aid and trade in Soweto visit
President Clinton honored anti apartheid activists in Soweto and Thokoza and pledged more U S aid and debt relief for Africa. He called aid and trade interdependent and noted American investors gain about 30 percent returns. Clinton and Hillary laid flowers at Hector Peterson memorial and discussed healing post apartheid with South Africans.
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Cover-up alleged with Willey papers
Paula Jones' lawyers claim President Clinton obstructed justice by withholding Willey era letters notes and phone logs until after she accused him of sexual advances. They argue new evidence suggests witness tampering while Clinton’s attorney calls the claim desperation.
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Nation urged to seek answers to school shootings
President Clinton urged the nation to explore roots of school gun violence as victims' funerals continued in Arkansas. He noted recent deadly incidents in Paducah and Pearl and pressed parents to guard children against romanticizing violence. Federal charges for the two Arkansas suspects were not planned.
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