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...sending poor ! children to orphanages if their mothers, after a limited stay on welfare, cannot support them. Whitewater questions did not faze her. The First Lady continued to portray her family as victims of an affair she described as a "sideshow." Later in the week, however, her friend Webster Hubbell, who quit last March as Associate Attorney General, tentatively agreed to plead guilty to charges brought by the Whitewater special prosecutor that he had committed mail fraud and tax evasion when he worked alongside Mrs. Clinton at the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock...
...another Clinton associate, special Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr has informed James McDougal -- who owned the collapsed Savings and Loan at the center of the investigation -- that he's likely to be indicted. The possibility of an indictment against McDougal surfaces the same week that former Associate Attorney General Webster Hubbell pleaded guilty to a pair of felonies in connection with Arkansas real-estate deal gone bad. McDougal has been down this road before: He was indicted four years back -- and later acquitted -- in the $65 million failure of Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan. The Clintons and the McDougals were owners...
...Angeles Times reported that Whitewater independent counsel Kenneth Starr will bring indictments before the end of December. Among the most likely targets, said the Times: James McDougal and his wife Susan, who were the Clintons' partners in the ill-fated Whitewater Development Corp.; former Associate Attorney General Webster Hubbell; and Arkansas Governor Jim Guy Tucker...
...Today Webster's case is a textbook example at many law schools about conviction by "circumstantial evidence...
...Webster case, according to Edmund Pearson, the so-called "historian of homicide," is America's most celebrated murder