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Ruff opens defense before Senate.

WASHINGTON _ Opening the defense for President Clinton on Tuesday, lawyer Charles Ruff said Clinton is innocent of a ``witch's brew'' of charges against him but that even if he were guilty, he should be allowed to finish his term.

He gave a point-by-point rebuttal of the accusations, in one case noting that presidential pal Vernon Jordan could hardly have been conspiring with Clinton on a key date because Jordan was aboard a plane to the Netherlands at the time.

And he gave a broad constitutional argument that the charges, even if true, would not warrant removing Clinton from office because they did not affect the government.

``William Jefferson Clinton is not ...

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