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To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (1310)	2/19/1998 8:59:00 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1756

49r--Here is the "smoke"..Jordan, Lewinsky Met Four Times 7.14 a.m. ET (1215 GMT) February 19, 1998 WASHINGTON - Vernon Jordan was asked to help find a job for Monica Lewinsky three days after lawyers for Paula Jones disclosed they wanted to question her about whether she had an affair with President Clinton, The Washington Post reported Thursday. Clinton's secretary Betty Currie called Jordan, a close friend of the president, on Dec. 8, 1997, the newspaper said, quoting an unnamed source familiar with the matter. Her call led to four meetings and seven phone conversations between Jordan and Lewinsky, a 24-year-old former White House intern, over the next month, according to the report. Jordan in January acknowledged that he helped Lewinsky find a job and a lawyer, but the extent of his efforts to aid Lewinsky and the timing of the effort in relation to the Jones case was not previously known. The Post said Jordan was scheduled to testify Thursday before a federal grand jury investigating allegations that Clinton had an affair with Lewinsky and then urged her to lie about it, but prosecutors abruptly canceled his appearance late Wednesday. Jordan's attorney William Hundley told the newspaper the office of independent prosecutor Kenneth Starr offered no explanation for the cancellation and said it would be "a considerable period of time'' before Jordan's appearance would be rescheduled. Jordan inferred from Currie's call that the president wanted him to help Lewinsky find a job, the Washington Post said.

To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (1310)	2/19/1998 9:04:00 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1756

49r--Think we will see more of this>>UN Kidnappers Want Shevardnadze Suspects Freed 8.36 a.m. ET (1337 GMT) February 19, 1998 TBILISI, Georgia - The group that seized four U.N. observers in Georgia Thursday has demanded the release of all suspects arrested following a failed assassination attempt on President Eduard Shevardnadze, the Interior Ministry said. Valeryan Gogoladze, head of the ministry's press center, told Reuters by telephone more negotiators had been sent to the area of western Georgia where the kidnappers and their hostages have been surrounded by special forces. "Those holding the military observers of the United Nations have demanded freedom for all those arrested by the police in connection with the terrorist attack on February 9 against President Eduard Shevardnadze,'' Gogoladze said, referring to the failed assault on the Georgian leader. He was unharmed. "Talks are going on,'' he said. "I can't say any more.'' In Stockholm, the Swedish Foreign Ministry said the four military observers were from Uruguay, the Czech Republic and Sweden. It named the Swede as Major Marten Molgard from Undersaker near Ostersund in central Sweden. There were two Uruguayans being held. Initial reports said one of the four was Georgian. The observers are part of a U.N. mission monitoring developments in the breakaway region of Abkhazia on Georgia's Black Sea coast.