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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1998
Page
5
Israelis called it Big Monday as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu teetered on collapse. Lawmakers postponed a move to dissolve parliament and trigger elections, buying time by tying a no-confidence motion to the early-election bill. Opposition leaders warned of a likely defeat if the delay fails.
The United States works to keep the October Israel Palestine pact on track as Secretary Albright warns Prime Minister Sharon to meet the timetable and resist adding new conditions. Violence and a wary Israeli coalition threaten progress with Clinton’s regional trip focusing on damage control and possible outcomes.
UN weapons inspectors began a series of surprise visits in Iraq, with nine UN vans entering the field as Richard Butler plans a report to Kofi Annan and the Security Council on Baghdad’s cooperation after the Nov 14 pledge.
President Clinton lacked criminal intent to violate spending limits, Reno says. She won't order an independent counsel for Clinton and Gore over issue ads financed by the Democratic National Committee. Republicans condemn narrowing actions and vow renewed calls for independent scrutiny.
A White House scene in gold and cream by artist Ray Ells was selected for this year’s presidential Christmas card. Clinton and Hillary admired his work on vacation in Martha’s Vineyard and asked him to paint the state dining room with a hearth, festive china, and snowfall. The card bears their signature and the presidential seal with the greeting May peace and joy be yours at the holiday season and throughout the year.
The House Judiciary Committee hears White House arguments to determine if President Clinton's conduct merits impeachment. A majority vote moves articles to the House floor. If approved, the Senate holds a trial with chief justice presiding, counsel, and witness cross examination. A two thirds vote convicts on any article, removal requires conviction on one.
Defense experts tell reporters there is a compelling case for the committee’s first presidential impeachment recommendations since Watergate. White House witnesses will contend Clinton did not commit conduct justifying impeachment by concealing a sexual affair and warn against dangerous precedents. Public polls show broad opposition to Clinton’s impeachment and dissatisfaction with Republican handling.
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