Word: travel
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...basically plan to do research, write and travel," Pipes said in an interview at his Cambridge home yesterday. "I bought myself a convertible," he added with a chuckle...
...waters toward Damascus and called upon Syria to reach peace with Israel. Secretary of State Warren Christopher joined Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres and Jordan's King Hussein in inviting Syrian President Hafez Assad to seize what Peres called "the galloping prospect of peace." Christopher on Friday will travel to Damascus to try to persuade Assad to follow Hussein and reach a peace agreement with Israel. "Hussein's visit, his first since Yitzhak Rabin's funeral, is seen by the local commentators as sending a clear message to Assad to join in the increasing warming of Israel's relationships with...
WASHINGTON, D.C. New documents obtained by the Associated Press present fresh evidence suggesting that Hillary Clinton may not have been forthcoming about her role in the White House travel office dismissals. A written chronology created by then chief of staff Mack McLarty after the firings, and obtained by the Associated Press, indicates that Mrs. Clinton urged him to act on the matter: "May 16 - HRC pressure," the document reads. Three days later, the seven travel workers were fired. Also damaging are notes taken during a White House interview of Fan Dozier, an employee of the Arkansas company hired to replace...
...President reportedly wants to punch columnist William Safire for impugning his wife's integrity over Whitewater and the travel office firings. Press secretary Mike McCurry told reporters today that, after reading Safire's Monday column, which called the first lady "a congenital liar," Clinton was so steamed, that "if he were not the president, would have delivered a more forceful response to that on the bridge of Mr. Safire's nose...
...Such revelations are raising questions in Congress and temperatures at the White House. "Thank God this is happening in January and not in October," said one White House official on Saturday, in a reference to the potential impact on the upcoming election. TIME's James Carney says "The Watkins travel memo may have been more embarrassing, but these records have legs. While Mrs. Clinton may not get hit with perjury, it could well be proved she worked more extensively on Madison than previously acknowledged." Carney says the Senate Whitewater Committee this week will question Richard Massey, the Rose attorney Hillary...