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January 13, 1998 Lewinsky accepts a job offer (later rescinded)
from Revlon
January 16, 1998 Kenneth Starr is appointed to investigate the
Lewinsky matter
January 17, 1998 Clinton is deposed in the Jones case
January 18, 1998 Clinton meets with Betty Currie to discuss his
deposition
January 21, 1998 The Washington Post reveals the Clinton-
Lewinsky affair and investigation
April 1, 1998 The district court dismisses the Jones suit
July 28, 1998 Lewinsky agrees to cooperate with the
Independent Counsel
August 17, 1998 Clinton testifies before the grand jury via closed-
circuit television, then addresses nation
September 9, 1998 The Starr Report is submitted to Congress
September 21, 1998 Clinton's grand jury testimony is broadcast
October 8, 1998 The House of Representatives votes to conduct
an impeachment inquiry
November 3, 1998 Mid-term congressional elections; Democrats do
better than expected
November 9-10, 19,
1998 		Hearings are held before the House Judiciary
Committee
November 19, 1998 Jones suit is settled for $850,000
November 27, 1998 Clinton answers eighty-one questions
propounded to him by the House Judiciary
Committee
December 1, 8-10,
1998 		Further hearings are held before the Judiciary
Committee
December 11-12,
1998 		The Judiciary Committee approves four articles
of impeachment
December 19, 1998 The House of Representatives approves two of
the articles; President Clinton is impeached

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