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Politics : Bill Clinton Scandal - SANITY CHECK

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To: Les H who wrote (17581)	12/7/1998 3:33:00 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (2) of 67261

Well Les, as far as Im concerned none of the following items (which represent 50% of the listed items in your post) represent inappropriate "gifts". With regards to sporting events, I get to go to them sometimes and sit in the box, which is very expensive. Its because these accounting firms Price,Anderson,KPMG etc buy these boxes every year for clients. I am occasionally in a position to hire some of their people so if the box is free they let me know and sometimes I go. BIG DEAL. And that US Open price looks pretty suspicious to me, a retail price for a box maybe? (except nobody actually pays that - ever) $6000. for tickets to clinton innauguration dinner? You call that an inappropriate gift? All of these items seem ok to me, at worst perhaps a misjudgement on Espys part. These are the kind of things opposing politicians use in campaigning to draw attention to some possible bias' etc. This is not what I call corruption! Sun-Diamond Growers Cooperative: -- $4,200 U.S. Open tennis tickets -- $222 tickets to New York Knicks game Tyson Foods Inc: -- $6,000 tickets to President Clinton's inaugural dinner -- $1,726 lodging and entertainment at Tyson birthday party -- $110 tickets to Dallas Cowboys play-off game Quaker Oats: -- $90 tickets to Chicago Bulls championship game Oglethorpe Power/Smith Barney/EOP Group Inc: -- $2,200 tickets to 1994 Super Bowl

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