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To: Diana who wrote (2590)	1/27/1998 8:50:00 PM
From: DD™	Respond to of 20981

Ken Starrs Statement RE: Right Wing Conspiracy Theory " The First Lady today accused this Office of being part of "a vast right-wing conspiracy." That is nonsense. Our current investigation began when we received credible evidence of serious federal crimes. We promptly informed Attorney General Reno, and she determined that the allegations merited further investigation. The Attorney General and the Special Division of the D.C. Circuit then authorized us to conduct the investigation. Our investigation is being carried out by highly experienced federal prosecutors, FBI agents, and other law-enforcement professionals, with major decisions made through a deliberative process. We are working to complete the inquiry as quickly and thoroughly as possible."

To: Diana who wrote (2590)	1/28/1998 2:46:00 AM
From: Michael Sphar	Respond to of 20981

Thank you, for putting into words the internal struggles that myself and my peers endured in that devisive faroff time. For my part I went the college route, but ran out of time/money/luck by the first lottery. It changed my life. I don't reget becoming a part of the military in hindsight, though I begrudged it mightily those first several years. However at the tailend of the war years I switched over to Reserves and made a career of it. In November of 1992 I hit another struggle point. I'm proud to say that I hung up the uniform, in part, at that time, to get the signature of a man whom I respected on my retirement certificate instead of the one who was to follow. Character is important, at least to me.