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To: Investor2 who wrote (5783)9/11/1998 4:54:00 PM
From: Cynic 2005  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 86076
 
I2, if it weren't for the fear of stock market going down if Clinton were to be impeached in a painful manner, is his conduct REALLY OK with you? Don't play the word game like slick does. Give us an honest answer.
-MMV

PS BTW, if the market tanks Clinton will just be an excuse. Marker has much bigger problems, like fundamental weakness. I know some Gurus like Bob Brinker have brainwashed their followers to think otherwise. Wose, may be not to think. -g-

16:33 [DIS] DISNEY SEES Q4 LOWER THAN STREET VIEWS OF 22C; EXPECTS 15-16C/SHARE.
16:32 [DIS] DISNEY TO ADDRESS WEAKNESS IN INT'L MARKETS, CUT COSTS.
16:32 [DIS] DISNEY SAYS OVERALL RESULTS TO REFLECT INVESTMENTS IN NEW BUSINESSES.
16:31 [DIS] DISNEY SEES BROADCASTING OPER INCOME FOR YEAR, Q4 EVEN WITH YEAR-AGO.
16:31 [DIS] DISNEY'S CREATIVE CONTENT OPER RESULTS FOR YEAR, Q4 SEEN LOWER.
16:30 [DIS] DISNEY'S THEME PARK AND RESORTS OPER INCOME SEEN HIGHER FOR YEAR, Q4.
16:30 [DIS] DISNEY SEES Q4 CHARGES AT 2 CENTS/SHARE.
16:29 [DIS] DISNEY SEES Q4 15 TO 16 CENTS/SHARE BEFORE CHARGES.
16:29 [DIS] DISNEY CITES SHORFALLS ON CHARGES FROM RESTRUCTURING, ASIA.
16:28 [DIS] DISNEY SEES EARNINGS AT 88 TO 89 CENTS IN A4, VS YEAR-AGO 86C.
16:27 [DIS] DISNEY SEES 1998 HIGHER DESPITE Q4 'SOFTNESS'.
16:27 [DIS] DISNEY SEES FISCAL 1998 'SLIGHTLY' HIGHER THAN YEAR-AGO.



To: Investor2 who wrote (5783)9/11/1998 4:58:00 PM
From: yard_man  Respond to of 86076
 
Excerpt:

>>2. Current Status of the Investigation. When the OIC's jurisdiction was expanded to cover the
Lewinsky matter in January 1998, several matters remained under active investigation by this Office.
Evidence was being gathered and evaluated on, among other things, events related to the Rose Law
Firm's representation of Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan Association; events related to the firings in
the White House Travel Office; and events related to the use of FBI files. Since the current phase of the
investigation began, additional events arising from the Lewinsky matter have also come under scrutiny,
including possible perjury and obstruction of justice related to former White House volunteer Kathleen
Willey, and the possible misuse of the personnel records of Pentagon employee Linda Tripp.

From the outset, it was our strong desire to complete all phases of the investigation before deciding
whether to submit to Congress information -- if any -- that may constitute grounds for an impeachment.
But events and the statutory command of Section 595(c) have dictated otherwise.
As the investigation
into the President's actions with respect to Ms. Lewinsky and the Jones litigation progressed, it became
apparent that there was a significant body of substantial and credible information that met the Section
595(c) threshold. As that phase of the investigation neared completion, it also became apparent that a
delay of this Referral until the evidence from all phases of the investigation had been evaluated would be
unwise. Although Section 595(c) does not specify when information must be submitted, its text strongly
suggests that information of this type belongs in the hands of Congress as soon as the Independent
Counsel determines that the information is reliable and substantially complete.

All phases of the investigation are now nearing completion. This Office will soon make final decisions
about what steps to take, if any, with respect to the other information it has gathered. Those decisions
will be made at the earliest practical time, consistent with our statutory and ethical obligations.
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