Sunday, August 15, 1999

• They're off: Iowa straw poll sets GOP race in motion
• A behind-the-scenes look at the Iowa straw poll
• First family shops for houses in suburban New York
• Lamar Alexander considering withdrawal from presidential race

Saturday, August 14, 1999

• Bush wins Iowa GOP straw poll
• Bush says he won't answer 'ridiculous rumors' about drug use
• Food, fun and politics in Iowa

Friday, August 13, 1999

• They're up, they're down, they're all around Iowa
• The real race in Iowa
• GOP hopefuls court both sides of Iowa
• Trade, gun laws help distinguish candidates

• No Iowa debate
• Bush courts the students population
• Dems plan straw poll rally

Thursday, August 12, 1999

• Former Democratic fund-raiser John Huang pleads guilty
• GOP candidates worry about the cash crop in Iowa
• Activists work hard on straw poll
• Clinton legal defense fund raises $2.5 million in first half of year
• GOP candidates gathering for Iowa straw poll
• Republican rivals focus on farm crisis
• Reno characterizes L.A. shootings as hate motivated, calls for tougher gun laws
• Beatty reportedly flirting with White House race

Wednesday, August 11, 1999

• Despite GOP focus, Democrats campaign in Iowa
• The Iowa straw poll never ceases to surprise
• Lazio suspends Senate plans
• Candidates take swipes at Bush
• Straw poll attracts horde of journalists

• Bush tightens campaign purse strings on 411 calls
• Forbes says $792 billion tax cut just 'pennies'
• Dole targets new voters, not distracted by money

Tuesday, August 10, 1999

• White House leaves room for tax cut compromise
• Clinton names new head speechwriter

Monday, August 9, 1999

• GOP presidential hopefuls take aim at Iowa
• Starr says Whitewater report to be issued 'well before' Election Day
• Rep. Lazio to announce intentions on Senate race
• Mills turns down White House counsel job
• Republicans plan to avoid another government shutdown
• U.S. Postal Service approves online stamp sales

Sunday, August 8, 1999

• Nixon legacy still sparks debate, 25 years after resignation
• White House, Republicans spar over GOP tax cut bill

Saturday, August 7, 1999

• Clinton works crowd for Gore at Arkansas fund-raiser
• Clinton: 'This tax cut will not become law'

Friday, August 6, 1999

• Nixon's resignation changed American politics forever
• Clinton, Republicans begin recess battle over tax cuts
• Who Was Deep Throat?
• Bush courts Hispanic votes in Iowa
• Pataki endorses Giuliani in Republican U.S. Senate race
• Video: FEC proposes new campaign Web site rules
• Clinton orders study on policing the Internet

• Dole campaigns for Dole in Iowa
• First lady lambastes GOP tax plan
• Bush seeks to have subpoena thrown out in whistle-blower lawsuit
• Purcell to become new Nashville mayor

Thursday, August 5, 1999

• House approves GOP compromise tax cut bill
• After 14 months, Senate confirms Holbrooke
• McCain nears decision on Iowa strategy
• Buchanan says his campaign hurt by reports he may jump to Reform Party
• Reno defends handling of nuclear secrets probe

Wednesday, August 4, 1999

• Showdown appears likely over tax cuts
• Final 'hold' lifted on Holbrooke nomination
• Court postpones sentencing for Trie
• Clinton says his childhood not 'a bed of roses'
• Conflict within House GOP leadership leads to resignation threat
• Presidential candidates propose farm remedies in Iowa
• Treasury explores bond buyback plan
• Musgrove, Parker win Mississippi gubernatorial primaries

Tuesday, August 3, 1999

• Clinton asks business to hire more from welfare rolls
• Tripp to be arraigned in September
• GOP demand for testimony postpones Huang sentencing
• Panel sets stage for campaign finance debate
• Republicans agree on tax cut plan
• Film of JFK killing valued at $16 million

• Gore chief of staff resigns
• McCain opposes reviving the draft
• GOP opts out of Delaware primary

Monday, August 2, 1999

• Clinton denies he was physically abused as a child
• Hatch works on name recognition in Iowa
• Audit: Government owed $49 billion in unpaid payroll taxes
• Federal government beats projections in welfare-to-work hires
• PBS president says political list-sharing will end
• Lawmakers work to reach compromise on tax cut plans
• White House says welfare-to-work program a success
• Biggest national problem is racial division, Bradley says
• EPA restricts 2 pesticides, but denies any food safety threat
• McCaffrey: Anti-drug campaign's success greater than expected

• Bush campaigns in New Hampshire
• McCain talks to S.C. veterans
• Bradley gains in New York poll
• Forbes gets approval of religious conservative leaders

Sunday, August 1, 1999

• Hillary Clinton: President's infidelities were 'weakness' caused partly by childhood abuse
• Southern Party seeks to revive old times not forgotten
• GOP to press ahead with tax cuts, despite Clinton veto threat

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