White House Scandal At A Glance: Feb. 25

Today's developments:

• White House lawyers are preparing legal briefs to defend the administration's position that executive privilege should shield several of President Bill Clinton's top aides from certain questions in the Monica Lewinsky investigation, sources tell CNN.

• Tim Keating appeared before the grand jury Wednesday. Keating was a veteran Capitol Hill aide before working as a top deputy to former White House legislative affairs director John Hilley. He hired Lewinsky for a paying job in the Office of Legislative Affairs after her White House internship, and later transferred her to the Pentagon.

• Also appearing Wednesday were Patsy Thomasson and Nancy Hernreich. Thomasson was the deputy assistant to the president and deputy director of presidential personnel. She is now at the State Department. Hernreich, director of Oval Operations, was with Clinton when he was governor of Arkansas. Hernreich shares an office with Clinton secretary Betty Currie.

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Wednesday Feb. 25, 1998

• White House Prepares to Assert Executive Privilege
• Jones' Lawyers Say Clinton Lawyers Made Settlement Offer
• Lott Says Annan Appears 'Bent on Appeasement'
• House Limits Profits Of Doctor-Congressmen
• Executive Privilege Old As The Union
• Trie Documents To Be Released Thursday
• White House Scandal At A Glance
• Rep. Paxon To Retire From Congress

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