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...prosecuted forlying about the membership of the President's health care task force. Although a court ruled last December that Magaziner had made some false statements about task force members during litigation, U.S. Attorney Eric Holder said his investigation yeilded no supportable evidence that Magaziner intentionally did so under oath...
...PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION WITH Powell taking the oath of office could mean another "Camelot" for America. ESTEB SALES ESTADILLA Verona, New Jersey...
Because the five Republicans on the 10-member House ethics committee would not authorize a formal probe, Democrats have had to find another way to investigate Speaker Newt Gingrich's book deal. The committee now plans to ask the principals to testify under oath about the deal. Scheduled to appear in the next few weeks: a Gingrich congressional aide, two lobbyists for Rupert Murdoch, owner of HarperCollins, which publishedGingrich's book "To Renew America," and two executives from publishers whose bids on the book were rejected. Democrats hope the testimony will convince committee Republicans to break the deadlock and authorize...
...under independent counsel scrutiny include President and Mrs. Clinton (Whitewater), Deputy White House Counsel Bruce Lindsey (same), HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros (statements to the FBI before his confirmation), and former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy (accepting gifts). Top adviser Ira Magaziner faces a federal investigation over whether he lied under oath about the activities of Mrs. Clinton's health reform task force...
...begin later this year, is already shaping up to be a compelling courtroom drama. Prosecutors will seek evidence of duplicity from uni-versity administrators and government officials, while the defense is expected to summon an army of patients to portray a man motivated by nothing but the Hippocratic oath. "I'd go to the ends of the earth for him,'' says Charles Fiske of Bridgewater, Massachusetts, whose 11-month-old daughter Jamie in 1982 became the world's youngest recipient of a successful liver transplant performed by Najarian. Scott Jameson of Minneapolis, Minnesota, who recently marked the 25th anniversary...