Article: `Not This . . . All Over Again'; For White House Aides, Headaches Anew

At the White House yesterday, it was deja vu all over again. All over again.

Just when it looked like things were under control and they could attend to matters like the 1995 budget, just when they had concluded a global trade deal and were seeing the president's approval rating shoot up in the polls, White House aides yesterday found themselves again scrambling to deal with the stories that would not die.

On the surface, it was business as usual. Clinton, joined by talk show host Oprah Winfrey, signed a new law to establish a national database to track child abusers. He awarded $50 million in grants to put new police officers on the street. And he closeted himself with top aides for a ...

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