Clinton: could he wish upon a Starr? Could a reconciliation be on the cards between Bill Clinton and the person who almost brought down his presidency? I refer not to Monica Lewinsky, but special prosecutor Kenneth Starr, whose relentless pursuit of Clinton and digging into his relations...
Forward 02-28-1997 The Starr Chamber. What the great flip-flop by Kenneth Starr illuminates more than anything else is the fundamental contradiction in the notion of an independent prosecutor. It turns out, according to newspaper reports in The Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles...
Starr: A Reassessment, by Benjamin Wittes (Yale, 256 pp., $24.95) Remember when James Carville called Kenneth Starr a "yahoo" who spent his time singing hymns and plotting "to wash all sodomites and fornicators out of town"? Remember when Maureen Dowd portrayed Starr as a sex-mad Puritan who couldn't stop...
I think I know why Kenneth Starr, the Whitewater prosecutor, made a fool of himself by trying to walk away from his job before it was finished. One of Starr's tasks is to reinvestigate the death of former Deputy White House Counsel Vincent Foster. A storm will erupt if Starr...
Starr plugs away. Mr. York is an investigative writer with The American Spectator. No one quite knows how the story got started that independent counsel Kenneth Starr was going to leave office in March. Maybe he mentioned the possibility to someone. Maybe friends floated the idea in hopes...
The American Enterprise interviewed Kenneth W. Starr regarding his five year investigation of Bill Clinton. Starr discusses the effects of this long investigation on his personal life and his history in law. HAVING JUST RETURNED TO PRIVATE LIFE, INDEPENDENT COUNSEL KEN STARR REVIEWS, IN HIS REMARKABLY GINGERLY WAY,...
The Associated Press WASHINGTON -- Neither prosecutor Kenneth Starr nor the Justice Department encouraged a federal court Monday to decide whether Attorney General Janet Reno can investigate the way Starr conducted the Monica Lewinsky investigation. In court papers, the independent counsel said he was refraining from...
The Associated Press WASHINGTON -- Kenneth Starr is raising the possibility he might turn over parts of his criminal investigation of the Clintons to the Justice Department when the independent counsel law expires June 30. If the law isn't renewed, an independent counsel is required to...
David Starr Jordan David Starr Jordan (1851-1931), American scientist and university administrator, distinguished himself as a teacher of biology, an ichthyologist, and an influential college president. David Starr Jordan was born in Gainesville, N.Y., on Jan. 19, 1851. In 1869 he entered Cornell University and was awarded both his bachelor...
David Starr Jordan David Starr Jordan (1851-1931), American scientist and university administrator, distinguished himself as a teacher of biology, an ichthyologist, and an influential college president. David Starr Jordan was born in Gainesville, N.Y., on Jan. 19, 1851. In 1869 he entered Cornell University and was awarded both his bachelor...
The Associated Press WASHINGTON -- Independent counsel Kenneth Starr, whose investigation of President Clinton revived a debate about special prosecutors, will tell Congress today he opposes renewing the law that put him in power. "The statute should not be reauthorized," Starr says in written testimony prepared...
Mr. Kopel is research director of the Independence Institute, a free-market think tank in Golden, Colorado, http://i2i.org.THE loud complaints from the Clintonites about the tactics of Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr would be more credible if they had ever worried about abusive federal prosecutors before they found themselves on the wrong...
* STARR ASKS FOR CONTEMPT:, Independent Counsel Ken Starr has struck back at Bill Clinton's personal lawyer, David Kendall, who periodically holds press conferences accusing Starr's office of leaking secret grand jury testimony while never producing any evidence. Starr filed a motion May 12 with the U.S. District Court in...
The probe by Independent Counsel Kenneth W. Starr into the Whitewater scandal apparently is metamorphosing. Starr allegedly is looking into possible links between Clinton campaign finances and drug profits.Whitewater Independent Counsel Kenneth W. Starr has begun asking Arkansas state troopers and undercover criminal investigators about possible drug use by Bill...
AFTER SPENDING five years and more than $47m in taxpayer money hounding President and Mrs. Clinton, Independent Prosecutor Kenneth Starr has packed his bags and bid Washington adieu. Pity there is no Oscar for Best Martyr in an Ongoing Drama. Starr knows all about politicisation and personalisation of the process....
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- Weddings Jessica Anne Snyder Charles P. Starr Snyder-Starr Jessica Anne Snyder became the bride of Charles P. Starr on July 22, 2000, at Meriden United Methodist Church. Officiating at the 5:30 p.m. service was the Rev. Richard McKinnie. ...
KENNETH STARR became the independent counsel investigating the Whitewater affair in August 1994, a year before Monica Lewinsky got her job as a White House intern, and yet his report deals almost exclusively with events after her arrival. It is safe to say that without Lewinsky there would be no...
Daneil Klaidman made a naive comment about special prosecutor Kenneth Starr in Newsweek (April 12). I assure you this is not a column about Starr; I don't do politics on this page. It's about Klaidman's assumptions, evident in this comment: "Starr would like to return to the comforts of a...
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