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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1998
Page
2
A collection of brief reader opinions from multiple locations criticizing President Clinton and the Starr investigation. Voices from governors, senators, students, and citizens label him a liar and question moral authority while debating impeachment, accountability, and national impact.
Key events this year involve President Clinton and former White House intern Monica Lewinsky. The report outlines a sequence of moments, actions by officials, and reactions shaping the political landscape.
Invisible details from a damaged OCR snippet mention Linda Tripp, prosecutor Kenneth Star, tapes about Monica Lewinsky and Clinton. The text is garbled with dates, locations, and names, yielding no verifiable event or outcome to summarize reliably.
Logs show Monica Lewinsky was cleared for 37 White House visits spanning from April 1996 to December 1997 while she worked at the Pentagon. The records place her in proximity to high level government locations during the period. The data underscores timing around her Pentagon tenure and White House access.
Judge Susan Webber Wright dismisses Jones suit and Jones says she will appeal. The case involves a ruling on Secret Service agents and testimony issues.
President Bill Clinton became the first U.S. chief executive to testify before a grand jury in its target investigation. He apologized for pain caused to his family and country, denied directing any obstruction, and indicated further testimony could occur. The sessions spanned about four hours, followed by a televised address defending his actions and urging unity.
GOP lawmakers voiced mixed to harsh reactions after President Clinton described his relationship with Monica Lewinsky as private within his family and God. Senators and representatives debated impeachment merits, with Orrin Hatch calling the speech pathetic and Arlen Specter praising rhetoric but labeling the facts inadequate. Some Clinton allies urged more contrition, while others urged restraint as Starr's report looms.
The president, speaking tonight, took responsibility for his private conduct while denying any cover up. He urged moving on to national challenges, defending private life limits and criticizing the pursuit of personal destruction. Democratic aides warned against immediate party rallying around the White House line.
Inside the White House aides describe hurt and unease as Clinton prepares to testify. Bowles and Podesta rally staff while outside curious visitors and tourists observe the summer stormy mood.
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