Lewinsky Met With President Clinton After Subpoena
Monica Lewinsky met privately with President Clinton in the White House after receiving a subpoena in Paula Jones' sexual harassment suit. The meeting followed the subpoena by two weeks, with officials later restricting her access. Lewinsky later submitted an affidavit denying a sexual relationship with the president.
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Chelsea Clinton weathering firestorm with mature calm
Jackson says Chelsea Clinton remains calm and centered amid the crisis. He notes her upbringing in a governor's and president's home contributed to her maturity and inner strength. Jackson, a Baptist minister and activist, says he spoke with her by phone providing moral support as President Clinton's family stays in Stanford.
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Dallas Morning News withdraws Clinton Lewinsky compromising report
The Dallas Morning News explains it withdrew a Tuesday report that Starr staff heard from a Secret Service agent about Clinton and Lewinsky in a compromising situation. A longtime Washington lawyer said the information was inaccurate and not from Starr's office. White House officials denied any such incident.
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Attorney says Lewinsky does not want Clinton out
Monica Lewinsky does not want to see President Clinton forced from office, her lawyer said in a telephone interview. William Ginsburg told Yediot Ahronot in New York that Lewinsky and he are Jews and admire Clinton for his positions toward Israel and the Jewish people.
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Book agent backs Lewinsky affair claims with president
New York literary agent Lucianne Goldberg asserted that Monica Lewinsky had an affair with President Clinton. Goldberg spoke at a Manhattan book party for Linda Wolfe, noting possible damning tapes without detailing contents and suggesting Lewinsky’s mother may have known of the relationship.
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Pressure mounts as Lewinsky talks stall with Starr probe
After a late night tip from Linda Tripp about a sexual relationship involving President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, Whitewater prosecutors rush meetings, face shifting strategies, and seek immunity while Lewinsky weighs cooperation amid intense media scrutiny and legal pressure.
Analysts React to Clinton Denial of Lewinsky Affair
Political analysts weigh President Clinton's forceful denial of an affair with Monica Lewinsky. Republican strategist Eddie Marie says the denial invites proof of lying. Stuart Rothenberg notes the risk of the legal ban on speaking. Bruce Buchanan questions the topic for a national TV address. Others stress impact on Lewinsky and the power dynamics involved.
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Agents uneasy about effects of scandal
Washington report on Whitewater probe notes Starr may seek any Secret Service witnesses to alleged Clinton Lewinsky encounter. Lewinsky denied the affair. White House officials and Panetta denied prior notification. Insiders warn trust within the agency could be affected as Starr questions agents before the grand jury.
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