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President Clinton picked Washington federal appeals court Judge Abner Mikva as his new White House counsel; the former Illinois Congressman will succeed temporary troubleshooter Lloyd Cutler in October...
Most likely, not a single White House official knows whether that happened. But just because it may be true, the Clintons' campaign-tested damage-control team swung into action in February. Even White House counsel Lloyd Cutler got into the act, withholding the Eggleston memo from lawmakers until last Monday night, releasing it only under pressure from Congress...
...White House sent chief counsel and eminence grise Lloyd Cutler to testify on the first day of hearings. Cutler's mild, 11-page account of 20 contacts between White House officials and those overseeing the federal probe of the Madison Guaranty S&L briefly seemed to take the air out of the hearings. But he had barely completed his testimony when he corrected himself, moving up by one week the time at which the White House knew the targets of the RTC's investigations. His assessment of the Clinton team's overall performance was a gentle scold: "I have concluded...
Secretary Bentsen, who surprisingly was neither interviewed nor deposed by special prosecutor Fiske, now faces additional questions about his role. So Cutler could prepare for the hearings, last weekend Bentsen turned over to him copies of interviews with Altman, Hanson and White House aide George Stephanopoulos that had been conducted by the Treasury's inspector general -- this before the I.G.'s report had been completed. Sherman Funk, a veteran inspector general in Washington, called Bentsen's action "totally inappropriate...
...entire Whitewater investigation into possible improprieties by the Clinton Administration will have to start from square one. Meanwhile, Congressional hearings wound down with Republicans continuing to call for the resignation of Deputy Treasury Secretary Roger Altman. Today's highlight was a sharp exchange in which White House counsel Lloyd Cutler lashed out at Republican members of the Senate Banking Committee for their partisanship. "You come from a party which while it held the White House was responsible for Watergate and Iran-contra," he said.WHAT NEXT? Expect Altman to resign, says TIME Washington correspondent Suneel Ratan. Others who can be counted...