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Politics : Did Slick Boink Monica? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Zoltan! who wrote (4349)	2/3/1998 10:18:00 AM
From: DMaA	Respond to of 20981

That and adding in the Social Security so called "Surplus".

To: Zoltan! who wrote (4349)	2/3/1998 10:31:00 AM
From: Father Terrence	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 20981

Duncan: FROM THE "DRUDGE REPORT" www.drudgereport.com Prosecutors subpoena Stephanopoulos in Lewinsky case By Glen Johnson, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - To date, former White House aide George Stephanopoulos has offered his insight into the Monica Lewinsky case as a political commentator. Now he can offer it from a different perspective: grand jury witness. Stephanopoulos was called to U.S. District Court today to appear before the grand jury reviewing allegations that President Clinton had sex with Lewinsky, a former White House intern, and then engaged in a cover-up. In his previous role as one of Clinton's most trusted lieutenants, Stephanopoulos worked in the West Wing just outside the Oval Office. "I met her, sure,'' he said of Lewinsky during an appearance Monday on CNN's "Larry King Live'' program. "I would see her in the hallway; she would hang out at the Starbucks by my house.'' In his current capacity as political commentator for ABC News, Stephanopoulos has been blunt in his assessment of the charges facing his former boss. "If they're true, they're not only politically damaging but it could lead to impeachment proceedings,'' he said after the story broke on Jan. 21. ABC News reported Monday that another witness called to testify today was a White House intern who signed for packages Ms. Lewinsky allegedly sent from the Pentagon to the White House from last October through December. Ms. Lewinsky worked in the Pentagon public affairs office after she left the White House in April 1996. Among others who have received subpoenas but not yet testified are Vernon Jordan, the prominent Washington attorney and Clinton confidant who helped Ms. Lewinsky get a job after leaving the Pentagon, and Bruce Lindsey, the president's longtime friend and a White House lawyer. Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr, who is spearheading the investigation, said Monday that "we've been focused hard on some of the questions and issues,'' but he declined to elaborate. A Clinton adviser said Lindsey's appearance has been delayed while administration officials tried to determine how to protect the confidentiality of conversations between him and Clinton. The White House may argue that his conversations with the president on the Lewinsky matter were protected by executive privilege, the Clinton adviser said. Meanwhile, the Secret Service was raising concerns about the kinds of questions that Starr might want to ask agents. A senior Clinton adviser said that, although no final decision had been made, administration lawyers were prepared to fight any effort by Starr to subpoena Secret Service agents. The officials spoke only on condition they not be named. Ms. Lewinsky's lawyer, William Ginsburg, went to the Watergate apartment building Monday night, apparently to meet with his client. He said over the weekend that the 24-year-old would be going back to California this week to visit her father. In California, the UCLA Daily Bruin reported that a college student who worked as a Pentagon intern had said Ms. Lewinsky told him last summer she had a sexual relationship with Clinton. Dennis Lytton, a political science major at the University of California, Los Angeles, said he briefly dated Ms. Lewinsky after they met at the Pentagon last July.