Secret Service denied generating FBI files list
A daylong House hearing failed to clear up which lists of names White House aides used when gathering confidential FBI files in 1993 and 1994. Testimony revived debate over a White House program testing employees for drug use while revealing details about Craig Livingstone and Anthony Marceca.
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Anonymous author admits writing Primary Colors scandal
The AP reports Joe Klein, a Newsweek columnist and CBS commentator, confirmed he wrote the novel Primary Colors under the pseudonym Anonymous. The Washington Post obtained handwritten notes and copies of Klein's handwriting, prompting a tense press conference where Klein stood by his work and defended his credibility amid intense scrutiny.
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Buchanan Warns Gop Delegates Over Abortion Rights
eMales Pat Buchanan says anti abortion delegates may storm out of next month’s GOP convention in San Diego if Bob Dole picks a running mate who supports abortion rights He vows not to walk away from the unborn amid reports party leaders plan to sideline him and a separate note on NRA threats over assault weapons ban. Clinton leads Dole in California 61 to 34 with over 25 percent of Republicans possibly voting for Clinton in a Los Angeles Times poll of 1570 adults conducted July 13-16.
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Dole Ties Drug War Loss to Clinton Watch in Milwaukee
Campaign coverage notes Dole arguing gains in fighting drugs slipped under Clinton, amid a rally outside a Minneapolis building where a protester dressed as a marijuana cigarette demonstrated. Dole unveiled a $25 billion scholarship plan for low income students to attend private schools, while Clinton backs public school choice but opposes tax-funded vouchers.
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