Word: counseling
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...return for . . . just what, exactly? White House aides insisted that the Clintons had invested enough to claim $22,000 in Whitewater-related interest deductions on their 1978 and 1979 tax returns. But when reporters asked time and again to see the returns, which were handed over to the special counsel, they were told to wait until he had issued his report...
...told TIME that Stephanopoulos had spoken to the President on Friday and that "to the best of my knowledge," it was the first time they had discussed the calls relating to Stephens. McLarty added that though he had complete confidence in Stephanopoulos, he was asking newly appointed White House counsel Lloyd Cutler to launch a detailed review of the whole affair. The chief of staff put out a formal statement to the daily press asserting that Stephanopoulos and White House deputy chief of staff Harold Ickes "have no recollection of asking anyone" to fire Stephens and pointing out that Stephens...
...least to the best of my knowledge, has tried to use any information to in any way improperly influence the RTC or any federal agency." So said President Clinton last week in his televised news conference -- but his words do not quite jibe with a story that special counsel Robert Fiske and a Whitewater grand jury were hearing almost simultaneously. Fiske's probers, TIME has learned, are weighing charges that White House aides tried -- though unsuccessfully -- to force the firing of the lawyer heading a civil investigation for the government's Resolution Trust Corporation that is closely related...
...story Fiske and the grand jury have been hearing from some others. As pieced together by TIME from a review of documents and interviews with many sources -- Administration officials, lawyers for some of the 12 Clinton aides subpoenaed by Fiske and sources involved with the special counsel's probe -- the tale goes like this...
...candor and reasonableness. He seemed entirely affable, showing not a trace of the anger that Whitewater accusations have provoked in him at other times. Again and again he stressed eagerness to cooperate with Fiske's investigation or any other; he said specifically that "I expect that the special counsel will want to question me and will want to question the First Lady" and added that "I will cooperate with him in whatever way he decides is appropriate...