LoCALISTATE The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 23, 1998 - 7 Few interns work in West Wing Pope meets with Castro, preaches to thousands in Cuba INTERNS actually around th cials" andysad Continued from Page . tions could happen that one would come across a high- Lewinsky was in t ranking official. It's the lower-level staff you have to have sp members you become close with." do that). You have Jamarkin said it's more plausible for more precautionary S intern to get to know a staff member The Federal Bur than the President. conducts backgrou "The staff members at the White Wing interns, who House are very young," Jamarkin said. badges to enter th "A lot of them are in their twenties. White House, sai There's not a lot of difference in age. A started at the W relationship could be conceivable. intern. From what I saw, I didn't know of that.' "There reallyN Business senior Robin Landy, who could go into interned in the Office of Presidential Holewinski said. " Personnel in the OEOB said she had interns are housedi ited access to major officials, LSA junior Step] a though West Wing interns were much relationships she f closer to the Clinton. ing at the White "In the White House, I was never were not with top o LEWINSKY Continued from Page 1 "The allegations are false, and I would never ask anybody to do anything other than tell the truth," Clinton said. Lewinsky herself has denied the claims she made in tape- orded conversations with her friend Linda Tripp. Jordan added to the denials at a press conference yesterday afternoon in remarks the White House hoped would dampen political speculation in Washington. "I want to say to you absolutely and unequivocally that Ms. Lewinsky told me in no uncertain terms that she did not have a sexual relationship with the president," Jordan told reporters. He would not answer any questions. Jones' attorneys had a wide-ranging subpoena served on he high-ranked offi- * "But these allega- to anyone. Monica the West Wing, and pecial permission (to to go through a lot clearance." eau of Investigation nd checks for West must obtain special e West Wing of the d Holewinski, who Vhite House as an weren't many who the West Wing," Only 5 percent of all in the West Wing." hanie Powell said the ormed while intern- House last summer officials, but with the staff memnbers within h-er office. "W oflice v '~I lai 1d back---not as strict as youdl think a go ernment office would be" Powell said. "Wc were there from a.m. until 5 p.m. E ach st aff person is assigned a new intern every ses- sion. We played games to meet the staff so that we'd get to know each other. At that point, it wasn't just work." Wolf said he would not speculate on the allegations against Clinton, but said Clinton's schedule was always full. "He is an extremelv busy person," Wolf said. "For him to alter his sched- ule would be detrimental to some of the policies and plans. He does more in one day than most people will do in a month." Interns said Clinton customarily greets the hundreds of interns only once each session, taking time to pose for pictures and extend handshakes. SANTA CLARA, Cuba (AP) - On his first full day in "this beloved coun- try," Pope John Paul II went straight to the hearts and home life of the Cuban people, despairing over the island's easy access to abortion and scolding the Castro government for closing the doors to Catholic education. When it comes to schools, "parents ... should be able to choose," the pope declared to applause from tens of thou- sands assembled for Mass in the dust and sweltering heat of an athletic field in this provincial city. The demand for Catholic education was also believed high on John Paul's agenda for the most important official encounter of his five-day *visit - a meeting yesterday with President Fidel Castro. In just two addresses over less than 24 hours, on the first papal visit ever to this Caribbean nation, the pontiff has been blunt in listing what he considers failings - along with accomplishments - of Cuba's communist system. And in this unprecedentedly open, high-profile criticism of the 39-year- old revolution, he has found help from a surprising quarter- the system itself. The Communist Party newspaper, Granma, published Wednesday's papal arrival speech, including its call for "a climate of freedom" in Cuba. Even the White House yesterday seeking all documents and evi- dence concerning Lewinsky's employment there, her contacts with the president and others and other information sought in a similar subpoena issued by Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr a day earlier, officials said. The fresh denials from Clinton and Jordan came as details emerged about Lewinsky's entries to the White House and gifts she received from the president. FBI agents working for Starr were contacting other interns, including some who apparently still work at the White House, according to officials. Starr promised to move swiftly to sort through explosive allegations that were the talk of the nation. Starr, a Republican, rejected suggestions he might be out to "get" Clinton. "Our job is to gather facts and to evaluate those facts and to get at the truth," he said. Cuban president Fidel Castro presents Pope John Paul 11 with a 120-year-old biog- raphy of Father Felix Varela at the Palace of the Revolution in Cuba yesterday. more important, the government is devoting hours of national television time to the papal events, giving the merely curious - in bars, shops and homes - a heavy helping of John Paul's message. The Havana leadership clearly is tak- ing a calculated risk that this may encourage dissent. But just as clearly it hopes to burnish its image with a dis- play of tolerance and openness. 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