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...things get goofy. Suddenly every room is preposterously dark; the most powerful men in town can't afford decent light bulbs. Pacino's performance turns crazily manic: when he gives an oration for the dead child, his wild hand gestures read like sign language for the myopic. And director Harold Becker should know that no movie is allowed to use You'll Never Walk Alone unless the intent is comic...
...meeting was led by Harold Ickes, who had just become deputy chief of staff. Now Ickes is again heavily involved in Whitewater damage control. Other advisers want to launch an aggressive campaign of openness that would include releasing all Whitewater files to the press and having the First Lady volunteer to testify to the Senate committee. But Ickes, a close ally of Mrs. Clinton's and the primary manager of the President's re-election campaign, disagrees. He believes that any such strategy is risky and would not prevent the Republicans from keeping Whitewater a live issue throughout the campaign...
...HAROLD EVANS Decision by market-savvy publisher to dub author "Anonymous" is his most astute...
...House committee issued 28 more subpoenas to Clinton staffers, including White House aides George Stephanopoulos and Harold Ickes, for documents related to the Administration's 1993 travel office firings. Pennsylvania Republican William Clinger, chairman of the committee, said the Administration is deliberately dragging its feet in releasing documents and called the subpoenas the "only avenue left to ensure that all relevant documents that I have legitimately, responsibly and repeatedly requested are produced to the Congress." Nonsense, countered Presidential spokesman Mike McCurry. "They're running around trying to keep this alive as a political issue. They're more interested in making...
...Deputy White House chief of staff] Harold Ickes believes no one could have done the Harlem library scene without having been there...