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Clinton urges honesty as Whitewater envelopes White House
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — President Clinton told aides
to "be very open" Wednesday, a day before they
faced grand jury questioning in the probe of possible
meddling in the Whitewater investigation. The spe
cial prosecutor pleaded on Capitol Hill for Republi
cans to hold off their own hearings.
With aides summoned to testify on Thursday, the
White House bundled relevant papers for prosecu
tors. The appearances of at least two of President
Clinton's closest aides — Bruce Lindsey and Harold
Ickes — were postponed.
Special prosecutor Robert B. Fiske called the Clin
ton administration "very responsive and coopera
tive" after trying to persuade Republicans to delay
congressional hearings until he completes his inquiry
into whether the White House attempted to influ
ence the investigation.
He said he planned to finish that part of his in
quiry within a few months, after which he would
have no objections to hearings.
Republican Sen. Alfonse D'Amato and William
Cohen said they couldn't agree with Fiske's request
to hold off on all hearings. Both said they had as
sured Fiske that prosecutors would get first crack at
critical witnesses and that Congress would not grant
immunity to anyone it called to testify.
"We have assured the counsel we can conduct our
oversight hearings in a manner which will not deter
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or preclude him from carrying out his responsibili
ties," D'Amato said.
Fiske is probing the failure of Arkansas' Madison
Guaranty Savings and Loan Association and
whether investors in the Whitewater land venture
benefited from questionable Madison transactions
during the 1980s.
Fiske is examining a series of meetings between
White House officials and federal regulators who
were looking into Whitewater.
He subpoenaed 10 administration officials to testi
fy before a grand jury beginning Thursday.
Asked Wednesday what advice he'd give to sub
poenaed aides, Clinton said, "Just the same advice
I've given everybody: Just tell them what happened.
Answer the questions and go on. Be very open.''
White House Press Secretary Dee Dee Myers said
officials have collected a stack of Whitewater-related
documents to be turned over to investigators on
Thursday. The documents "could be a foot (high)bui
it's not like many, many boxes," she said.
She also said some of the subpoenaed aides
would not be appearing Thursday. She did notnanit
them, saying the matter was being dealt with by Ik
various attorneys.
Among the other White House officials subpoe
naed to testify were: former Counsel Bernard Muss
baum, Communications Director Mark Gearan, Mar
garet Williams, chief of staff to Mrs. Clinton and Lise
Caputo, Mrs. Clinton's press secretary.
Yeltsin disgruntled by Nixon's
visit with political opponents
The Associated Press
MOSCOW — A peeved Pres
ident Boris Yeltsin froze Richard
Nixon out of the Kremlin on
Wednesday, complaining about
the hard-line Communist com
pany the former president has
been keeping.
Nixon's meetings with Yeltsin
and other government officials
were all canceled as a result of his
talks with Yeltsin opponents, par
ticularly the man who proclaimed
himself Russian president during
last October's uprising.
Then Yeltsin really got nasty:
He took away the bodyguards
and black Zil limousine his gov
ernment had put at Nixon's dis-
posal. He did the same thing
two years ago to another former
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concrete meaning.
"You could ask anyone in the
band and nobody would remem
ber exactly how we got it," said
Chia Pet, the band's bass player.
"I think it had something to do
with Nintendo football. Some
body threw a pass and yelled, 're-
tarted. elf!' and then yelled,
'touchdown!'"
All members have unusual
nicknames th'aTt, according to
them, may or may not have any
meaning. The band is made up of
Wonderbred on guitar, Chia Pet
on bass, Wubba Dis "on micro
phone," his brother Ricky Dis on
president who angered him,
Mikhail Gorbachev.
Yeltsin said his snub should be
no surprise.
"This is impossible after the
sort of meetings Nixon has had
here, and I'm glad President Clin
ton supports this position,"
Yeltsin said in unusually harsh re
marks to reporters on Red Square.
Yeltsin said Clinton had dis
tanced himself from Nixon's pri
vate visit, but Clinton said
Wednesday he believed the Russ
ian president should meet Nixon.
"It's up to President Yeltsin
whom he sees and doesn't see,”
Clinton said. "I wish he would see
him (Nixon) because I think they'd
enjoy talking to one another."
Yeltsin was in no mood for a
friendly chat.
"How can one do something
trumpet, Shugga Doo on drums.
Rooster on saxophone, Rico on
trombone and Madame Scorpio
and Fu Flex doing "off-beat danc
ing with props."
Retarted Elf has released three
tapes including "Ah Yea" in 1989,
"Respec" in 1990 and "Money" in
1991. Their first album, "Retarted
Elf," was completed and released
in Japan after the band signed a
contract with the second largest
label in Japan, Pony Canyon.
"It's apparently doing well
over there (in the East)," Pet said.
"You could go to any record store
in Cambodia and find our stuff.
Maybe we're going to be big stars
in Osaka."
Right now, Retarted Elf is gear
ing up to perform at SXSW, a mu
sic conference held in Austin, said
Detko,who has managed the band
like that? Coming to a countn
and looking for some sort ol
stains here?" he said, scowling
and jabbing his finger in the airto
emphasize his disgust.
"No, after that, I will not (re
ceive Nixon)!" he said. "Nor will
the government. ... So that he
knows: Russia is a great countn
after all. And playing with it like
this, doing it this way . . . this
won't work now."
A Nixon adviser accused
Yeltsin of overreacting andof
picking on the former president.
"I am surprised first of all tha:
Presklent Yeltsin would not find
anybody but an 81-year-old for
mer U.S. president who is his
friend and Russia's friend tore
assert his macho and to tell us
that Russia is a great country,
Dmitry Simes told reporters.
for almost two years .
After performing for all the big
record labels there, he said, the
band's goal is to get a deal and
begin touring.
"Of course our goals are to be
come as rich and famous as we
possibly can," Pet said. "We'reai
peace with ourselves and with
that."
"It's all a matter of getting a
major record label to jump on top!
of us," Detko said. "Thev (Retart
ed Elf) tour places like Dallas and
Little Rock, but we want all ol
America."
For now, though, the band ,
seems to be content with its
scheduled stops.
"I look forward to going.*'
Bryan more than anything else:
life," Pet said. "And that’s no
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charge stating their violation of University regulations and are initially
suspended until their hearing.
The director of student affairs has the ability to remove a student on an
interim basis until a hearing can be conducted.
Wiatt said Bregon is currently awaiting his hearing where he can pre
sent his evidence and hear the evidence against him.
There are three alternatives a student may be presented with.
"A student can be suspended from the University for a specific
amount of time, discharged for an indefinite amount of time or expelled
permanently," Zdziarski said.
If a student is expelled on a permanent basis, they are prohibited from
returning to campus again.
In a situation such as Wilson's, there are options available for a stu
dent's protection.
"They can relocate within the campus, or we can place restrictions on
the other person," Zdziarski said.
The center aims to inform the community of what is going on, but in
certain situations it isn't always possible.
"We want to assure the campus community that the University wants
to address the issue and doesn't want to hide, but we have to protect the
student's rights," Zdziarski said.
Holocaust
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"At Treblinka, where my
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who died there," he said. "I
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the most beautiful country,
the United States. I am free.'"
Jacobs also founded the
Dallas Memorial Center for
Holocaust Studies, which is
dedicated to the memory of
the 6 million Jews and 5 mil
lion non-Jews who died at the
Nazis' hands from 1939 to
1945. He travels to high
schools, universities, church
es and civic groups to discuss
the Holocaust.
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