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Gingrich defends ethics to media
Democrats demand hearings about finances of House speaker, wife

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WASHINGTON (AP)--Defend-
ing his ethics and those of his wife,
House Speaker Newt Gingrich com-
plained yesterday he's been "investi-
gated, scrutinized, smeared and at-
tacked" by liberals who detest his
conservative ideas.
"They hate the idea that we're
winning," Gingrich said.
Responding to questions from re-
porters, Gingrich was poised to strike
back at his critics. He identified them
as "tax-and-spend liberals" who were
trying to put him through "Chinese
water torture."
"Every other day somebody on
the left launches a new attack,"
Gingrich said, contending he's been
"sensitive to ethics issues for my en-
tire career."
His comments came as the House
ethics committee prepared to meet -
possibly this week - to decide how
to proceed on complaints against him.

Gingrich defended his wife's job
with a company seeking a free trade
zone in Israel; his book deals; his
assistance to a company in his district
and his featured ap-.
pearance last night
at a $50,000 per ?
couple dinner to
benefit National '
Em p o w e r m e n t
Television -
which carries his
lectures.a
Gingrich's
broadside had no
apparent effect on Gingrich
liberal Democrats, who have been
making floor speeches every day at-
tacking his ethics and conservative
beliefs.
"This lavish dinner speaks volumes
about who Republicans represent," said
Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.), one of
several lawmakers who make daily de-

mands for an outside ethics counsel to
investigate the speaker.
"They are dining with the elite at
the same time Republicans are oppos-
ing a minimum wage increase for
American workers. A full-time mini-
mum wage worker would have to
work five and three-quarter years to
buy a seat at Mr. Gingrich's table."
Rep. Patricia Schroeder (D-Colo.),
another persistent critic, said, "I don't
think Newt's views qualify as news
and I don't think that's what the tax
code was meant to back."
Democrats said $19,000 of the
contribution to the non-profit cable
network was tax-deductible.
Gingrich seemed angriest yester-
day when discussing news stories
questioning the job his wife,
Marianne, has with a marketing com-
pany seeking U.S. business for a free
trade zone in Israel.
Mrs. Gingrich was hired for a

$2,500 monthly salary, but she also
earned commissions for recruiting
firms for an industrial park, which
would operate free of most taxes in
the zone.
"Why are wives being brought
into this?" Gingrich pointedly asked.
"She works for a private company.
She does no lobbying for the U.S.
government or the U.S. Congress of
any kind. She is a professional plan-
ner by background.
"It seems to me since no taxpayer
funds are involved and it's an entirely
private business she ought to be let
alone," he added.
Gingrich acknowledged he pro-
moted the free trade idea to Israeli
officials, but also said he's been ad-
vocating the concept to world leaders
for years.
He did not recommend any par-
ticular company to the Israelis, he
said.

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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)
- With their primary job accom-
plished, Discovery's astronauts set
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