Sunday, February 28, 1999

• Senate report: Many sectors of economy still at risk from Y2K

Friday, February 26, 1999

• Clinton says U.S. interests at stake in Kosovo
• Sen. Kerry decides not to run for president
• Republicans debate multiple tax relief plans
• Source: Bush will announce presidential exploratory committee
• Y2K threatens federal, state welfare programs

Thursday, February 25, 1999

• Bradley stumps in Iowa
• Clinton to announce new child seat regulation
• Gephardt threatens to block action unless Medicare agreement reached
• Clinton stumps for Social Security bailout plan
• New Nixon tape transcripts released on Web
• Charlie Trie to be released from halfway house
• Alleged Clinton sex assault story told on TV
• Video: Possible Hillary Clinton candidacy brings back memories of RFK


Election 2000 Briefs:
• Bush suspense to end in two weeks
• Kerry will also announce soon
• N.Y. comptroller: Hillary will probably run
• New Hampshire stumping

Wednesday, February 24, 1999

• Senate panel spotlights independent counsel law
• Budget Office: Focus on economy to save Social Security
• Federal campaign enlists seniors as Medicare 'fraud busters'
• Hillary Clinton meets with Schumer, Lowey on possible Senate bid
• Begala leaving White House for teaching job
• Buchanan to announce presidential candidacy in New Hampshire
• Clinton kicks off campaign to insure children under Medicaid
• Fed chief wary on economy

Tuesday, February 23, 1999

• Clinton and congressional leaders sit down for 'positive' meeting
• Congress ponders independent counsel demise
• Governors want control of federal education money
• Dole does Iowa swing in 'non-campaign'
• Governors drum up support for another Bush presidency
• Republicans waffling on 10 percent tax cut
• Moderate GOP veteran to replace Gingrich
• Chicago's Daley beats Rush for third term as mayor
• Starr, Reno have 15 days to comment on possible independent counsel probe
• White House shifts Y2K focus to states
• Fed chief's talk about economy and overvalued stocks rattles markets
• Legislation aims to keep Y2K bug out of the courtroom
• U.S. Census OKs Web filing test

Monday, February 22, 1999

• Clinton presses national education plans to governors
• Federal judge holds Babbitt and Rubin in contempt
• ABC executive calls Lewinsky interview 'educational'
• Former California Gov. Wilson won't run in 2000
• Party strategists eye potential Senate gains
• Transcript: Pataki wants a New Yorker to run for Sen. Moynihan's seat
• Congress returns to post-impeachment Washington
• Video: Jesse Ventura enjoys the spotlight in Washington

Sunday, February 21, 1999

• D'Amato looking at New York Senate race
• GOP leaders pledge to work with Democrats on key issues

Saturday, February 20, 1999

• White House denies allegations of 1978 sexual assault by Clinton
• Poll: First lady leads in hypothetical New York Senate race

Friday, February 19, 1999

• Clinton says 'presidents are people, too'
• Starr quietly continues White House investigation
• Gore, Bradley court labor for 2000
• Legal outsider considered to probe Ken Starr's office
• First lady discusses possible Senate bid with Moynihan

Thursday, February 18, 1999

• Judge in Jones case won't be removed from contempt decision
• Los Angeles a step closer to hosting Democratic 2000 convention
• Smith joins race for 2000 GOP nomination
• Clinton returns to New Hampshire
• Clinton to pardon first African-American West Point graduate
• Starr's office clears Lewinsky for first interview
• How are CNN polls taken?

Wednesday, February 17, 1999

• Clinton lawyers won't try to oust judge in Paula Jones case
• Judge rejects Hubbell's motions to dismiss six charges
• Clinton warns against across-the-board tax cut
• Sen. Lautenberg says he will not seek re-election
• Muddling through impeachment
• Poll: Clinton scandal has not taught young Americans it's OK to lie

Tuesday, February 16, 1999

• Hillary confirms she is considering Senate bid
• Impeachment not a factor in the race for Gingrich's seat
• Affirmative action foes target expected nominee
• Tripp had 'no choice' but to make the tapes
• Transcript: Linda Tripp on 'Larry King Live'
• Document: Closed-door statements of Abraham | Akaka | Allard | Ashcroft | Biden | Bond | Boxer | Brownback | Bryan | Bunning | Burns | Byrd | Campbell | Cleland | Collins | Conrad | Craig | Crapo | DeWine | Dodd | Domenici | Dorgan | Durbin | Edwards | Feingold | Fitzgerald | Frist | Gorton | Graham | Grams | Grassley | Hagel | Harkin | Helms | Hollings | Hutchinson | Hutchison | Inhofe | Jeffords | Johnson | Kennedy | Kerrey | Kerry | Kohl | Kyl | Lautenberg | Leahy | Levin | Lieberman | Lincoln | Lugar | Mack | McCain | McConnell | Mikulski | Moynihan | Murkowski | Murray | Reid | Robb | Rockefeller | Roth | Sarbanes | Smith | Snowe | Specter | Stevens | Thompson | Thurmond | Voinovich | Wellstone | Wyden
• Judge in Jones case may cite Clinton for contempt

Monday, February 15, 1999

• Kasich forms exploratory committee to run for president
• Democratic Sen. Robb may face tough re-election race
• Nixon aide Ehrlichman dead at 73
• Clinton repeats call for post-impeachment healing
• Poll: Republican image hurt by impeachment process

Sunday, February 14, 1999

• Clinton wins, GOP and public lose in impeachment saga, poll finds
• Chorus in Congress urging Starr not to indict Clinton
• Transcripts give glimpses of closed Senate debate

Saturday, February 13, 1999

• Lawmakers pick up pieces after impeachment ordeal
• Decision to send troops to Kosovo gets mixed reaction on Capitol Hill
• Impeachment overload?

Friday, February 12, 1999

• Clinton acquitted; president apologizes again
• How the senators voted on impeachment
• What's next for Clinton, Congress
• Politicians react to Clinton verdict
• Clinton apologizes to nation
• Transcript: President Clinton comments on end of Senate trial
• Clinton's evolving apology for the Lewinsky affair
• A reverent tone inside the Senate chamber

Thursday, February 11, 1999

• Final impeachment votes set for Friday
• Clinton, Lott and the revenge factor
• Sen. Hatch wants to know source of anti-Starr leaks

Wednesday, February 10, 1999

• Three GOP moderates will vote against conviction
• Transcript: Sen. Harkin criticizes impeachment case
• Poll: Most people want Clinton censured but not convicted
• Hillary Rodham Clinton weighs N.Y. Senate bid
• Major reorganization at Republican National Committee
• Gore hails improved student reading levels

Tuesday, February 9, 1999

• Senate wraps up first day of impeachment debate; vote set for Thursday
• Senators condemn closed-door impeachment deliberations
• Roll call votes on closed-door deliberations
• Lott seeks any White House tapes on Clinton-Lewinsky affair
• Transcript: Senate impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton -- Day 17
• Elizabeth Dole outlines conservative themes in New Hampshire speech
• Clinton's 2000 budget pours millions into civic technology

Monday, February 8, 1999

• Prosecution, defense wrap up impeachment arguments
• Censure motion not likely until after trial
• Justice reviews Blumenthal allegations
• Justice reportedly considering investigation of Starr treatment of Monica Lewinsky

Sunday, February 7, 1999

• White House unveils new strategy to halve drug use by 2007
• Lawmakers call for investigation of Blumenthal
• Censure talk heats up, as final arguments readied in impeachment trial

Saturday, February 6, 1999

• Affidavit seems to dispute Blumenthal's sworn testimony
• House prosecutors, Clinton lawyers wrangle over videotaped testimony
• Transcript: Senate impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton -- Day 16
• Senate's legislative clerk killed in accident
• Man arrested for disrupting Senate trial pleads not guilty

Friday, February 5, 1999

• Defense, prosecution plot best use of videotapes
• Transcript highlights from the witness depositions
• Bipartisan group moves to open Senate deliberations
• Straw poll focuses attention on potential women candidates
• Secret Service concerned over Chelsea Clinton cover story

Thursday, February 4, 1999

• Deposition videos to be played Saturday
• Lewinsky video could dominate trial's final week
• Roll call on Senate motions for handling witness depositions
• Transcript: Senate votes on handling of deposition videotapes
• Document: Letter from White House counsel Ruff to Sen. Lott
• Clinton prays for peace at annual breakfast
• 2000: Gore, Quayle in; Gephardt out
• Clintons decry magazine's feature on daughter
• Italian Carnaval roasts Clinton

Wednesday, February 3, 1999

• GOP senators discuss exit strategy, ask Clinton for deposition
• Dems oppose drafts of 'fact-finding' declarations
• Senate must decide on live testimony
• Gore, Quayle get in position for 2000
• 'First in the Nation' special transcripts: Lamar Alexander | Bill Bradley | George W. Bush | Steve Forbes | Al Gore | John McCain | Dan Quayle
• U.N ambassador nominee Holbrooke agrees to pay ethics fine
• Prosecutor who headed Clinton fund-raising probe quits
• IRS clears Newt Gingrich's college course
• Clinton asks for bipartisan support of Social Security, Medicare plan
• Congress sees E-mail flood during trial
• Clinton administration proposes new air travel fees

Tuesday, February 2, 1999

• Lewinsky testifies; offered 'regrets' from Clinton attorney
• Hyde says Lewinsky, Jordan depositions strengthen House case
• Senators worry about exonerating Clinton
• White House defends budget plan against strong GOP criticism
• Gephardt won't run for president
• Clinton orders damage assessment of alleged Chinese espionage

Monday, February 1, 1999

• House prosecutors question Lewinsky
• Clinton rolls out $1.77 trillion budget
• The 2000 Budget: Nitty-gritty details
• Transcript: Clinton outlines FY 2000 budget
• Clinton lawyers to file leak complaint against Starr
• Price tag for Starr investigation: $40 million plus
• Proposal seeks to move back 'official' New Year's Day

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