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...When the real estate market went into the tank, the companies couldn't repay [their] loans," Los Angeles attorney Richard Burdge said in an interview last year...
Weld and others have suggested that a ticket tax of up to 10 percent could be used to help repay the bond debts. An alternative proposal is to legalize gambling and use proceeds from it to help fund the proposal...
...case, matters meriting a special counsel's attention keep piling up. The fundamental questions still are: Was any money from Madison Guaranty improperly funneled into Governor Clinton's campaigns, or into the Clintons' pockets? And did the Governor repay with political favors to the S&L? But any attempt to answer quickly leads into a tangled financial-political underbrush, which seems to get thornier every day. Some new problems...
...have raised this question. The grounds for its suspicions are somewhat less clear. But there is no question that James McDougal was one of Clinton's money raisers. In particular, it is known that he held a fund raiser in 1985 and came up with $35,000 to help repay Clinton for a $50,000 loan that the Governor had made to his own campaign fund the previous year (making personal loans to their campaigns is a common practice among politicians). There is some suspicion that at least part of the money may have come from Madison's depositors rather...
...charging her with embezzling $200,000 from symphony conductor Zubin Mehta, whom she served as a financial adviser. Even Leach concedes the whole affair has no potential to be another Watergate; it is entirely possible the Clintons will never face any penalties at all or be asked only to repay some money to Madison Guaranty depositors and be accused of a conflict of interest. Still, even by the standards of Arkansas, where members of a tiny financial-political elite constantly deal with one another, Hillary's representation of a business partner before a banking regulator appointed by her husband...