The painful toll of Whitewater
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- A Whitewater portrait gallery. // Newsweek;3/21/1994, Vol. 123 Issue 12, p38
Pictures Bill and Hillary Clinton's political allies and business associates that the Whitewater investigation has focused on. The administration: Harold Ickes, Lloyd Cutler; The prosecutor, Robert Fiske; The attorney, David Kendall; The Treasury/RTC: Roger Altman, Jean Hanson, William Roelle;...
- What did the Clintons know & when did they know it? Chu, Lynn // Commentary;Mar1994, Vol. 97 Issue 3, p21
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- The M.O. of the special prosecutor. Bowermaster, David // U.S. News & World Report;3/28/94, Vol. 116 Issue 12, p30
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- Allowable deductions. Lacayo, Richard; Behar, Richard // Time;4/4/1994, Vol. 143 Issue 14, p27
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- The White House: Time to get a grip. Borger, Gloria // U.S. News & World Report;4/11/94, Vol. 116 Issue 14, p26
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- Get the facts, Mr. Fiske. Zuckerman, Mortimer B. // U.S. News & World Report;4/11/94, Vol. 116 Issue 14, p84
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- Follow the troopers. Koehl, Carla; Howard, Lucy // Newsweek;2/20/1995, Vol. 125 Issue 8, p6
Looks at independent counsel Kenneth Starr's Whitewater investigation and the FBI questioning of Arkansas state troopers who worked on Bill Clinton's security detail while he was governor. Questions about the handling of cash contributions; Comment by Clinton lawyer David Kendall.
- Whitewater torture. Turque, Bill; Thomas, Rich // Newsweek;3/14/1994, Vol. 123 Issue 11, p20
Focuses on the Whitewater affair and speculates on whether it was a cover-up or just plain bungling. Subpoenas served by special counsel Robert Fiske; Departure of Bernard Nussbaum; New revelations involving the Rose Law Firm; Associate Attorney General Webster Hubbell; President Bill Clinton's...
- Top secret. Cerio, Gregory; Howard, Lucy // Newsweek;7/18/1994, Vol. 124 Issue 3, p6
Comments on the secrecy involved in the White House handling of the Whitewater investigation. What is stored in locked safes, according to Lloyd Cutler; The diary of Josh Steiner, chief of staff to Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen.
