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...addition, the chapters have experienced pressure to merge from the national Phi Beta Kappa organization, said Daniel Steiner '54, former general counsel for the University and president of the group's Alpha Chapter, which is composed...
Attention, Washington pundits: Those of you who bet that Whitewater would sink three top Treasury officials before you had to write your annual thumb-suckers about Why Presidents Need Summer Vacations lost last week. Treasury chief of staff Joshua Steiner -- ridiculed for questioning the accuracy of his own diary during the Senate hearings on Whitewater three weeks ago -- seemed safe for now. "He's being handled in juvenile court," sneered a congressional G.O.P. staffer discussing the youthful Steiner. "I find it disturbing that he's not being tried as an adult...
...JOSHUA STEINER...
...surprise, and it's a sign of bad things to come. After all, the scariest skeletons for the Clinton Administration are expected to be found in the Arkansas part of the Whitewater investigation, which Congress has yet to tackle. Sources tell TIME Washington Correspondent Suneel Ratan that Josh Steiner, Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen's Chief of Staff, will probably not have to step down. Frank Newman, a former banker and current Treasury Undersecretary for Domestic Finance, is rumored to be Altman's successor...
...members. By last week it was clear that both Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill felt they had been misled by the Clinton White House. Roger Altman demanded that lawmakers believe his own recollections of meetings, rather than those of seven other officials who contradicted him under oath. Joshua Steiner, the 28- year-old Treasury chief of staff, insisted that his diary was no longer a reliable source of information. Senior policy adviser George Stephanopoulos, whose memory is legendary among his colleagues, used the expression "I don't remember" 31 times in his Senate deposition. The parade of failed memories...