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...Senate, White House aide Carolyn Huber explained that she had indeed discovered Hillary Rodham Clinton's long-sought law-firm billing records--but only after the records unexpectedly turned up on a table in the book room of the White House residence. That prompted Republicans to pounce and say they would seek further information. Earlier, former presidential aide David Watkins told a House committee that it was he, and not the First Lady, who ordered the controversial 1993 firings of White House travel employees. He did concede, however, that he felt pressure coming from Mrs. Clinton...
...HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON CAME TO THE job of First Lady determined to be taken seriously. She got her wish. In these first weeks of the presidential-campaign year, Washington and the rest of America are taking her more seriously than ever, though not in the way she hoped. As she set across the U.S. this week to promote her book on children's issues, what some people were asking, perhaps unfairly, is whether her real gift might be for fiction...
...insistence.'' As for McLarty, a 1993 note from White House aide Lorraine Voles, which emerged last week, suggested his motivation. Scribbling at a White House meeting, Voles wrote that Susan Thomases, a close friend of Mrs. Clinton's, told McLarty that HRC, meaning Hillary Rodham Clinton, "wants these people fired." And a McLarty chronology relating to the travel office has an entry, "May 16: HRC pressure...
...Senate Whitewater Committee continued to press its case against Hillary Rodham Clinton--with limited success. A lawyer who once worked under Mrs. Clinton at the Rose Law Firm disputed her assertion that it was he who brought in as a client the S&L at the heart of Whitewater. The lawyer supported the First Lady's recollection that her work on a stock offering for the S&L was mostly supervisory but said he could not provide information about other work in which he did not take part. At a news conference President Clinton said his wife would continue...
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Independent Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr has subpoenaed Hillary Rodham Clinton, the White House disclosed Monday. She will testify this Friday in Washington before a federal grand jury regarding the mystery surrounding the discovery of her Whitewater billing records. "Friday's testimony will offer the First Lady the opportunity to tell the independent counsel what she knows about these matters," the White House said in a statement. Mrs. Clinton has testified under oath four times previously about Whitewater, but this will be her first appearance before the Whitewater grand jury. "It's serious," notes TIME's James Carney...