Hubbell admits he lied to Clinton about wrongdoing
Former associate attorney general Hubbell says President Clinton believed his July 1994 lie. He admits aides sought jobs for him while under criminal probe, and questions rise about whether White House friends bought his silence. Starr subpoenas Bowles and McLarty. Hubbell pleads guilty to bilking Rose Law Firm.
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Hubbell says he harmed friends and misled Clinton circle
Former Justice official Hubbell reflects on his crime and denials. He recalls resigning in March 1994 amid a billing dispute and says Clinton and Hillary were unaware until his guilty plea in December 1994. He describes meetings at Camp David and long silence since Thanksgiving.
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Clinton backer sought Cuban donation for Gore fundraiser
Investigators identify Miami businesswoman Vivi Mannerud as a Democratic fund-raiser who allegedly told drug smuggler Jorge Cabrera in Havana’s Copacabana Hotel he could attend a fundraising dinner for Vice President Al Gore. Cabrera donated $20,000 to the DNC in 1995 from an account tied to cocaine smuggling. he later attended a White House Christmas reception hosted by Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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Digital TV era begins with FCC 4-0 vote
The FCC approved a digital television plan after a decade of debate, paving the switch to clearer pictures and multi program sets. Analysts foresee $1,000-$2,000 premium on new digital sets, with 98 percent of households given years to adapt before analog channels end in 2006. New York and other top markets lead the rollout in 1998, with broader reach later.
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