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WASHINGTON, D.C.: The Clinton Administration is denying a New York Times report that the Clintons knew Webster Hubbell was facing possible criminal charges when friends started lining up business contacts for him in early 1994. White House spokesman Mike McCurry said the President and Mrs. Clinton were aware of some allegations against Hubbell, but did not know "the full nature and seriousness" of the charges. According to the report, Clinton friend James Blair went to the President in March 1994 to tell him that Hubbell was in trouble and "needed to resign as quickly as possible." Hubbell resigned...
...school. Though yesterday's coverage of the affair in the San Francisco Chronicle clearly does not provide any evidence that media attention is less invasive on the other coast--they published an editorial listing the "Top ten reasons Chelsea Clinton chose Stanford," which included "#3. On advice of 'Uncle' Webster Hubbell, refused to discuss anything with Princeton, Yale and Harvard interviewers but forgot about Stanford" and "#4. Sick of those wimpy Gore kids hanging around and asking to borrow the helicopter"--the mere discussion of this issue raises an interesting question about where to draw the line between the public...
...Notre Dame--Hayes (4), Dusseau (4), DeRiso (3), Webster, Keenan; Harvard--L. Bevilacqua (2), Leary, von Zuben, J. Bevilacqua. A: Notre Dame--DeRiso (4), Keenan (4), Yanicky (2); Harvard--J. Bevilacqua, Chupaila. S: Notre Dame--Cade (18); Harvard--Lyng...
...issue at hand is the question that has most intrigued Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr of late: How is it that so many of the President's supporters happened to throw more than $400,000 in business to Webster Hubbell in the months after Clinton's best friend resigned from the No. 3 post at the Justice Department? One possibility: someone might have been trying to buy Hubbell's silence. Whitewater investigators seem to believe that Hubbell, as Hillary's former law partner, knows more than he has told them about her role in Whitewater. Last week, after months of expressing...
...both provocative and extraordinarily hopeful, for it provides what may be the clearest sign yet that a medically treatable condition can accelerate the decline of Alzheimer's patients and make the difference between independent living and a nursing home. "By preventing strokes," says University of Hawaii neurologist Dr. G. Webster Ross, "we may actually be able to postpone the development of symptoms in people who have Alzheimer...