White House Scandal At A Glance: March 3

Today's developments:

• Vernon Jordan completed the first day of his long-awaited testimony before the grand jury. Leaving the federal courthouse after nearly eight hours of testimony, Jordan said he had answered the panel's questions "truthfully and completely, to the best of my ability," and said he would return Thursday for further questioning.

• Independent Counsel Ken Starr's office told both presidential confidante Bruce Lindsey and White House secretary Betty Currie to be prepared to testify before the grand jury again Thursday, said two sources familiar with the investigation.

• Starr's grand jury in Little Rock will be taking testimony today from two local private investigators, Tommy Goodwin and Bill Mullenax. Starr is in Little Rock for the session.

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Tuesday March 3, 1998

• Vernon Jordan Under Grand Jury Microscope
• Party Lines Determine Views On Campaign Finance Inquiry
• Clinton Endorses Uniform Drunken Driving Limit
• Presidential Advisers To Be Deposed In Filegate Flap
• White House Scandal At A Glance