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Daily Spin "He looked into my eyes and there was really a connection ... You know the greatest thing about it? I wasn't wearing my bra." ? an excited Monica Lewinsky, recounting a 1995 encounter with George Stephanopoulos, according to a report in the Washington Post...
...YORK: In what must be a disappointment to anyone who caught Larry King Wednesday night, Thursday's New York Times exclusive does not give details of an over-friendly message from President Clinton on Monica Lewinsky's answering machine. Rather it makes a far more damaging claim -- that Clinton suggested Lewinsky testify that her visits to the Oval Office were to Betty Currie, his private secretary. If true, it is a serious charge, exactly the kind of suborning of perjury and witness tampering that could get Clinton impeached. Lewinsky is said to have described these visits to anonymous sources; TIME...
WASHINGTON: After the President's personal secretary, Betty Currie, endured a battery of press attention to testify Tuesday, it was the turn of Monica Lewinsky's former boss, Leon Panetta, to step into the jaws of Kenneth Starr's grand jury Wednesday. Who's up next? The proceedings are secret and there's no public schedule, but one thing's for sure ? Lewinsky will be called sooner rather than later. The former intern and her attorney, originally scheduled to appear in court Tuesday, were inching closer to a deal with Starr's office Tuesday night. It's possible, according...
...Monica news of the night: A high school teacher of Lewinsky's has come forward in Oregon with tales of a five-year affair. Yet he thinks she's making up the Clinton romp. And that on-again, off-again Dallas Morning News "witness" story is on again, toned down slightly, in Wednesday's paper. Koppel's embarrassment was palpable...
...When the Monica Lewinsky storm engulfed the White House, one caller to his old friend Bill was Dick Morris, famously felled by his own sex scandal. Some advisers didn't want Clinton to return the call -- one group thought Morris was bad for the regular staff's morale, another just sees him as radioactive -- but Clinton called back. The President explained that Morris was grateful to Clinton for not rejecting him in his disgrace, and "it would be wrong to refuse his help now." But that was then -- and this, after Morris implied yesterday on a KABC radio talk show...