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...able to fix. Within the space of 48 hours last week, the sudden discovery of controversial records has cast new light on her role in two controversies: the purge of the White House Travel Office in 1993 and her work at the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock for Madison Guaranty, the Whitewater savings and loan that lost $60 million of taxpayers' money...
...Bassett did a good job in camp. on this--can she now?" Mark Fabiani, an associate White House counsel, argues that Clinton's note simply reflects his hope that she would continue to express the view that state regulators had moved aggressively to close Madison down...
...Clinton has long maintained that her billings on behalf of the bank were "minimal." The newly discovered billings, which contain handwritten notations by both Mrs. Clinton and Foster, show that Mrs. Clinton performed about 50 hours of work for Madison over a 15-month period. The papers also make clear that she made some 68 phone calls concerning Madison and engaged in two official contacts with Arkansas state officials on the bank's behalf. Mrs. Clinton's personal lawyer, David Kendall, asserts that the papers merely confirm that his client did not perform significant work for Madison...
...repeatedly with Seth Ward, the father-in-law of Webster Hubbell, former Associate Attorney General now serving time in federal prison for bilking the Rose Law Firm. Ward, say investigators, was a sham purchaser of the 1,000-plus-acre plot south of Little Rock because the only security Madison required for the loan was the land itself. A computer printout among the billings reveals that Mrs. Clinton drafted an option agreement for Ward to sell part of the project back to Madison...
...Clinton has stated that the lion's share of the work on Madison was done by a "bright young associate" named Richard Massey. Mrs. Clinton has also implied in a sworn statement to the RTC in May 1995 that Massey brought Madison's business to the firm. Committee sources tell TIME that Massey will testify this week, that he did not bring Madison in as a client and that he assumed Mrs. Clinton was involved...