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"Breakthrough" Seen on Clinton Library Recordsby Josh Gerstein
The process for releasing records from President Clinton's library in Little Rock seems to have gathered speed in recent days as the issue hit center-stage in Senator Clinton's presidential bid. "We have had a breakthrough," a National Archives spokesperson, Susan Cooper told The New York Sun this afternoon. "There should be a significant addition of materials coming up in the next few weeks."Ms. Cooper said she was not referring to a small batch of photographs, UFO-related records, and other materials released today by the Clinton Library, which is operated by the National Archives. A story on that is here. She added that the forthcoming release would be in the range of a few thousand pages but not more than that. None of the forthcoming records are expected to focus on Mrs. Clinton, though she could be mentioned in passing. Finger-pointing over delays in releasing the records has continued in recent days after the issue was raised by NBC's Tim Russert at a Democratic presidential debate last week. Previous stories from The New York Sun on this subject can be read here, here, and here.Related Topics: Dem Primary, General Election |
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