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...Senator John Breaux. The White House has no hope of convincing the executives to back the Clinton plan, but it will try to dissuade them from endorsing Cooper-Breaux. Given the Roundtable's influence in Congress, the stakes are high, so Administration officials -- perhaps even President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton -- will lobby heavily...
...Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan while he was Governor of Arkansas. Fiske, 63, is a former U.S. Attorney who served in the Ford and Carter Administrations. He said that he would not use Justice Department prosecutors in the probe and that he expects to question the President and Hillary Rodham Clinton under oath...
...question about Whitewater. In fact the President has agreed, most reluctantly, to the appointment of a special counsel to investigate that mess largely to move the questions off the front pages and TV network news for a while. But now TIME has turned up evidence that Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton participated in deals in which the same land was sold and resold -- in one case to themselves -- at rapidly escalating prices for reasons that cannot quickly be pinned down...
Accordingly, on the day last week that the Justice Department received a request under the Freedom of Information Act to make public files on Whitewater Development Corp. -- an Arkansas land venture in which Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton were partners -- the White House announced that those files were under subpoena. David Kendall, the Clintons' personal lawyer, had asked for that subpoena almost two weeks earlier, on Dec. 23 -- the day Clinton announced he would turn over all the files to Justice "voluntarily." As it happened, Justice lawyers were already drafting a subpoena; Kendall persuaded them to broaden it and demand...
...their somewhat wonky way of celebrating New Year's, President Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton and their daughter Chelsea joined about a thousand other people on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, for the "Renaissance Weekend," an annual gathering the Clintons have attended for a decade, at which successful liberal yuppies talk about policy and personal growth and make contacts. To be included in the Renaissance Weekend, one must promise not to discuss publicly what happens there, but despite this vow of omerta, some information could be gleaned...