The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 25,1994-7

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0 Whitewater Charges
Leach charges venture
used 'to skim deposits'

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LOS ANGELES TIMES
WASHINGTON - Rep. Jim
Leach of Iowa, President Clinton's
leading Republican critic in the
Whitewater controversy, charged yes-
terday that the Arkansas real estate
venture ultimately was used "to skim,
directly or indirectly, federally in-
sured deposits" from a Little Rock
savings and loan.
Presenting what he called the find-
ings of a months-long investigation
by Republicans in Congress, Leach
released more than 100 pages of docu-
ments that he said prove Clinton and
his associates guilty of benefiting fi-
nancially and politically from
Whitewater, stonewalling on the sub-
sequent investigations and interfer-
ing with federal regulators.
"Whitewater may have begun as a
legitimate real estate venture," Leach
said, but eventually "it came to be
used to skim, directly or indirectly,
federally insured deposits" from both
Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan
and Capital Management Services
Inc., a Small Business Administra-
tion-backed fund that made govern-

ment-subsidized loans to what were
supposed to be economically disad-
vantaged borrowers.
Included in the documents was a
memorandum in which a senior fed-
eral investigator of the Whitewater
controversy concluded that the real
estate investment shared by Clinton,
first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and
two friends cost the federally insured
Little Rock thrift more than $100,000.
This is the first government estimate
of the financial impact of Whitewater
on Madison Guaranty, which eventu-
ally folded at a cost to taxpayers of
more than $47 million.
The documents Leach released,
many of them internal memoranda
and notes written by federal regula-
tors and investigators working for the
Resolution Trust Corp., provided no
evidence directly linking Clinton or
his wife to that scheme. But the mate-
rial provided new details about many
aspects of the controversial case, in-
cluding a conclusion by investigators
that Clinton's Whitewater partners
had used Madison and its subsidiary
in a giant check-kiting scheme.

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CLINTON
Continued from page ±
continuing charges and disclosures.
He disavowed any knowledge of
the land venture's management, which
he said was handled by his business
partner James B. McDougal. He de-
clared he had no knowledge of any
money from McDougal's Madison
Guaranty Savings & Loan flowing
into either his Arkansaspolitical cam-
paigns or the Whitewater business
accounts - two of the chief allega-
tions in the matter.
In the one new detail added to his
account of the affair, Clinton revised
downward his estimate of the amount
of money he lost in the venture to
build vacation homes in the Ozarks.
He said he now believes that he lost
roughly $22,000 less than the $68,900
he has claimed for the past two years.
Saying he could shed no light on
the continuing reports of abuses and
deceptions, he said, "We didn't keep
the books or records. We were essen-
tially passive investors," Clinton said.
He said that when history judges
this affair it will shrink to insignifi-
cance next to what he has accom-
plished in his first year in office.
The president looked at ease and
smiled frequently, radiating an ap-
pearance intended to demonstrate his
avowed confidence that the allega-
tions will be shown to be baseless.
He also tried to forcefully deny
allegations, raised again yesterday by

Rep. Jim Leach (R-Iowa) that the ad-
ministration tried to keep federal offi-
cials from moving toward a criminal
investigation of the savings and loan.
"I have had absolutely nothing to do,
and would have nothing to do with
any attempt to influence an RTC regu-
latory matter," Clinton said.
Leach, ranking Republican on the
House Banking Committee, released
documents showing that an Resolution
Trust Corp. official had met with a
regional investigator in Kansas City on
whether Whitewater could be found
blameless in Madison Guaranty's losses.
Clinton said Leach had not made
accusations about any political ap-
pointee of the administration, and as-
serted that Leach "may be talking
about an internal dispute within the
RTC from career Republican appoin-
tees, for all I know." He said the
people involved were in government
before his Democratic administration
arrived.
Although Clinton offered that he
overstated his earlier estimate of his
losses from Whitewater, he said he
did not think he would be found liable
for additional federal income taxes.
But he said that if it is determined that
he has a tax liability, he will pay it.
The lower figure for losses widens
gap between what Clinton invested
and lost in Whitewater and what his
supposedly equal partners, James and
Susan McDougal, lost. The Clintons
estimate McDougal's loss at about
$95,000; McDougal says he sunkmore
than $150,000 into the failed project.

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The University of Michigan, Survey
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