Clinton says no pardon interest amid Lewinsky talk
President Clinton told newspaper editors he has no interest in a pardon for any alleged crime connected to the Monica Lewinsky affair and Whitewater. He did not rule out a pardon if offered by Vice President Al Gore after the election, drawing Republican criticism.
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Houghton to seek eighth term in House
Rep. Amno Houghton, 74, will seek an eighth term amid concerns his southwestern New York district may be redrawn and erased as New York loses two seats. A self described moderate, he founded the Republican Main Street Partnership and has backed arts and public television while courting GOP leaders to stay.
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