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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1998
Page
10
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The grand jury heard Clinton describe sexual relations as he defines them and offered evasive defenses for his January denial of a liaison with Lewinsky. He argued he was inattentive and defined being alone differently, highlighting vulnerabilities in his sworn testimony and leaving impeachment questions to Republicans.
Linda Tripp faces possible perjury charges after FBI analysis suggests nine tapes she provided to the Starr report may be duplicates. The inquiry, part of the Clinton Lewinsky affair, examines whether Tripp duplicated tapes or knew of duplications and whether she lied under oath and in a deposition. Investigators stress the possibility of tampering cannot be ruled out.
The record summarizes Clinton's grand jury deposition and related remarks on oath. It covers definitions of sexual relations as Clinton understood them, his testimony about intimate contacts with Monica Lewinsky, gifts and subpoenas, and his responses to questions about alleged sexual acts and other encounters.
Linda Tripp advised Monica Lewinsky against cleaning the blue dress believed to be evidence of a sexual relationship with President Clinton. Lewinsky testified the dress was turned to Kenneth Starr for immunity and later sent to the FBI lab, which found a minute probability it lacked Clinton's DNA.
President Clinton received a standing ovation at the United Nations General Assembly morning address and the Dow Jones rose 37 points after a TV testimony, while Republicans urged impeachment proceeding citing alleged perjury. Rep. James Rogan of California said Clinton breached the Constitution and should be impeached if found to have lied under oath.
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