WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, September 22) -- In the 3,000-plus pages of Independent Counsel Ken Starr's supporting documents released Monday, there wasn't a lot of hard news, but there were plenty of additional details about Starr's sex-and-perjury investigation of President Bill Clinton.

Here are links to some of the highlights in the material -- 3,183 pages in two thick paperbacks produced by the Government Printing Office:

Monica Lewinsky's grand jury testimony (August 6, 1998)

Monica Lewinsky's grand jury testimony (August 20, 1998)

Monica Lewinsky's hand-written proffer (February 1, 1998)

Monica Lewinsky's immunity agreement (July 28, 1998)

Photograph of Lewinsky's dress

Table of recorded Lewinsky White House visits

All of the supporting documents released so far, organized according to Starr's original seven volumes, are at:

http://cnn.com/icreport/report/.

Monday, September 21, 1998

• Lawmakers release Clinton testimony videotape
• White House relieved after Clinton testimony goes public
• Clinton's three lies, according to Starr
• What M-Day was like inside the courthouse
• What's next for Judiciary Committee
• Poll: Most will watch Clinton tape, though few think it should be released
• Politicians, public await release of videotape
• Hawaii primary results -- September 19, 1998
• Lust-See TV: America watches Clinton with rapt disgust
• Clinton used Iraq, Tripp as reasons to turn down grand jury invite
• Republicans see an evasive Clinton on tape, but no knockout blow
• White House offers $7.1 billion farm aid package
• House GOP tax cuts take care of business
• Web sites to offer Clinton video

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