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The washington Times, August 12, 1993
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The White House issued a statement
Tuesday saying Mrs.
Clinton "has no reason to believe the comments [in
the Foster memo] . . . are accurate, " and that she was "aware of the
miscommunication between the usher and decorator and is pleased that it has
been resolved."
While $337,000 may seem a princely sum for a populist president to
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Copyright 1993 The San Diego Union-Tribune
The San Diego Union-Tribune
August 11, 1993, Wednesday
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LENGTH: 1134 words
HEIIDLINE: Note shows anguish of Clinton counsel
BYLINE: GEORGE E . CONDON Jr.
Copley News Service
KEYWORD: COMMUNICATIONS; COST; GOVERNMENT; LAW; LEADERS; MEDIA; NEWSPAPERS;
POLICE; PROBES; PROBES; SUICIDES; TRIPS; USA;
... question about the ongoing remodeling of some rooms in the White House,
writing, "The Ushers Office plotted to have excessive costs incurred, taking
advantage of Kaki and HRC."
" Kaki" refers to Kaki Hockcr'smith, a Little Rock interior decorator
brought in by Hillary Rodham Clinton (liRe) to oversee the project. The
Usher's Office is technically in charge of any such renovation of the White
House. The project is being
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Copyright 1 993 Globe Newspaper Company
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SECTION: NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. 1
LENGTH: 1245 words
HEADLINE: Note left by aide reveals distress, makes allegations
BYLINE: By Michael Kranish, Globe Staff
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The Boston Globe, August 11, 1993
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DATELINE: WASHINGTON
KEYWORD: NAME-FOSTER SUICIDE PROBE
BODY:
... seen in 11 years of traveling with the president."
In one of the most intriguing notations, Foster said the White House
Usher's Office, which oversees renovations in the Executive Mansion, had
"plotted to have excessive costs incurred, taking advantage of Kaki and HRC."
That was a reference to Kaki Hockersmith, a Little Rock decorator who did work
at the White House, and Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Gearan said that there was no plot and that Foster was apparently referring
to a "miscommunication" between Hockersmith and chief usher Gary Walters.
Gearan said Hockersmith and Walters had originally agreed upon a $ 250,000 bill
for the decorating services, which
... illegal benefits they received from the travel staff
The GOP has lied and misrepresented its knowledge a nd role a nd covered up a
prior investigation
The Ushers Office plotted to have excessive costs incurred, taking
advantage of Kaki and IIRC
The public will never believe the innocence of the Clintons and their loyal
staff
The WSJ editors lie without consequence
I was ...
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Copyright 199:1 Chicago Tribune Company
Chicago Tribune
AugV t 11, 1993,
\~ednesday,
NORTH SPORTS FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1; ZONE: N
LENGTH: 979 words
HEADLINE: Clinton counsel's final note blasts D. C
BYLINE: By Michael Tackett and Mitchell Locin, Tribune Staff Writers.
DATELINE: WASHINGTON
... over a city where "ruining people is considered sport" and lodged
accusations against the FBI, the press and the obscure White House usher's
office.
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The Houston Chronicle, August 11,
15
1993
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August 11,
SECTION: A; Pg.
LENGTH:
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Wednesday,
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1351 words
HEADLINE: Probe finds job pressure led to Clinton aide's suicide
BYLINE: GREG McDONALD, Houston Chronicle "l'lashington Bureau; Staff
DATELINE: \i!ASHINGTON
KEY\~ORO:
SUICIDES DEATHS
... Republican critics of the
president and t.he White House Histori ca 1 Society's renovation of
the \~hi te House.
One reference suggested that the
Office'' took advantage of Hillary
""plotting to have excessive costs
ongoing renovation of the White House.
renovations.
Gearan said the White House
trying ""to mukc sense'' of the
by
the
federal authorities ure still
contained ...
. . . illegal benefits they
received from the truvel staff.
'"'The GOP has lied and misrepresented its knowledge and role and covered up a
pr lor investigation.
""The Ushers Office plotted to have excessive costs
incurred, taking advantage of Ko.ki
and HRC.
""The public will never believe the innocence of the
Clintons and their loyal staff.
""The WSJ (Wall Street Journul)
editors lie ...
. . . in large part ~lith the purge of the
White House travel office staf-f, l·thich sparked;-, polit-.ical
fino•.storm and embarrassed the adnlinistr;:J.tion.
The "" Ushers Office''
refers to the White House household stuff.
"" Kaki' ' is the nickname
of Katherine Hockersmith, an interior designer brought in to help
with
redecoration
of the White House.
HRC refers to first lady
Hillary Rodham Clinton, investigators said.
Source: Chronicle wire services
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The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour, August 11, 1993
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investigation. The Ushers Office plotted to have excessive cost incurred,
taking advantage of Kaki and HRC. " That is Little Rock interior designer
Kaki Hockersmith and Hillary Rodham Clinton . " The public will never believe
the innocence of the Clintons and their loyal staff. The WSJ (Wall Street
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Newsday
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SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 5
LENGTH: 1323 words
HEADLINE: Final Note: Foster Saw Plots by FBI, Press, Staff
BYLINE: By Timothy M. Phelps . WASHINGTON BUREAU. Susan Page contributed to this
story
DATELINE: Washington
KEYWORD: QUOTE; VINCENT FOSTER ; SUICIDE; LETTER; TEXT; FBI; WHITE HOUSE;
OFFICIAL; EMPLO't'E
... reason to believe t h at that is the case. My sense is we're not aware of
any facts to support that ."
Foster also charged that the Nhite House Usher's Office, which is in chargE
of maintenance of the building and other administrative tasks, had " p l otted to
have excessive costs incurred ," apparently in the redecoration of the White
House, being supervised by Katherine Hockersmith, a Little Rock decorator whose
nickname is Kaki.
Foster asserted that the Usher's Office had taken
advantage of " Kaki and HRC," apparently referring to the first lady.
But Cear an said yesterday
between the Usher's Office
from$ 250,000 to$ 377,000,
the higher n umber was due to
t hat while there had been a miscommunication
and the decorator over the costs, which escalated
this was apparently a. " misunderstanding" and that
overtime that had to be paid to ...
• , • l ate Whi te House lawyer ' s belongings. It was released yesterd ay by the
u.s. Park Police, who investig ated the death . The " Ushers Office" refers to
the White House household staff. " Kaki "
is the nicKname of Ka t heri n e
Hockersmi th, a Little Rock, Ark., interior designer brought in to h elp
redecorate the White House . " HRC" refers to first lady Hillary Rodh am clinton
"I made mistakes from ignorance, inexperience and overwork
• , , illegal benefits they r eceived from the travel staff
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"The GOP has lied and misrepresented its knowledge and role and covered up a
prior investigation
Ushers Office plotted to have excessive costs incurred, taking
of Kaki
and HRC
"The public wi1l never believe the innocence of th"' Clintons and their loyal
staff
"The l"t'SJ
(Viall street Journal] editors lie
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August 11, 1993, Wednesday,
NEWS; Pg.
NASRAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION
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HEADLINE: Foster's Note;
White House lawyer cited misdeeds by FBI, media, staff
BYLINE: By Timothy M. Phelps. WASHINGTON flUREAU
DATELINE: Washington
... benefits for reporters, Gearan said yesterday that "I hav"' no reason to
believe that that is the case."
Foster also charged that the ~/bite House Usher's Office, which is in charge
of maintenance of the building and other administrative tasks, had "plotted to
hqve excessive costs incurred," apparently in the redecoration of the White
House, being supervised by Katherine Hockerst:tith, a Little Rock decorator whose
nickname is Kaki.
Foster asserted that the Usher's Office had taken
advantage of " K<~.ki
and HRC," apparently rcferri.ng to the first lady.
But Gearan said yesterday
between the U5hcr's Offi<.::e
from $ 250, ooo to $ 377,000,
the higher number was due to
th<J.t while there bud been a miscommunication
and the decorator over the costs, which escalated
this \·li'IS app;:..rently a "misunderstanding" and that
overtime thctt had t.o be paid to ..
Text of Note
Washington - Following is the text of a
Counsel Vincent Foster. The "
household staff. "Kaki"
is
Rock, l\.rk., interior designer
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Star Tribune, August 11, 1993
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The public will never believe the
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Copyright 1993 Times Newspapers Limited
The Times
August 11, 1993,
l-ledncsd<~.y
SECTION: Overseas news
LENGTH: 554 words
HEADLINE: Clinton aide's suicide note condemns unjust attacks
BYLINE: Ian Brodie in Washington
... travel office investigation when they controlled the White House.
In an unexplained comment, Mr Foster accused the White House usher's
office, part of the household staff, of plotting to incur ''excessive costs''
and of taking advantage of Mrs Clinton and ' ' Kaki' ', thought to be Catherine
Cornelius, the distant cousin assigned to the travel office.
''The public will never believe the innocence of the Clintons and their loyal
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Copyright 1993 Gannett Company, Inc.
USA TODAY
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August 11, 1993, Wednesday, FINAL EDITION
SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1A
LENGTH: 238 words
HEADLINE:
'Sad' note clue to Clinton aide's suicide
BYLINE: Sam Vincent Meddis
KEYWORD: VINCENT FOSTER:SUICIDE NOTE:CLINTON AIDE:WHITE HOUSE STAFF:CLINTON
ADMINISTRATION
BODY:
... about the controversial firings of White House travel office staffers.
The media got "illegal benefits" from the office.
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The White House usher's office plotted to have excessive costs incurred in
redecorating project undertaken by Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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USA TODAY, August 11, 1993
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The Justice Department is reviewing the assertions.
Foster also took a shot at
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HEADLINE: Foster felt betrayed by Washington
BYLINE: Adam Nagourney; Judy Keen
KEYWORD: VINCENT FOSTER:CLIN'I'ON AIDE:WHITE HOUSE STAFF:SUICIOE NOTE:CLINTON
ADMINISTRATION
. .
scribbled out in his note - be it that Republicans had "covered up" a
previous probe of the White House travel office, or that the Usher's Office
"plotted " against tha Clintons as part of a White House renovation.
In the end,
it was clear that the White House was ..
. . . lost his perspective.
"We don't think there's a plot. We don't think there's a cover-up,"
Foster said, for example, the Usher's Of f ice "plotted to have excessive
costs incurred" in the White House renovation, apparently to embarrass Hillary
Rodham Clinton and the decorator she brought up from Little Rock to oversee the
project,
Kaki Hockersmith. The usher,
Gary Walters, referred phone calls to
the press office . Hockersmith didn't return calls.
White House officials said Foster was upset because the usher's estimate
for the work, being paid for by private donations, jumped from $ 255,000 to $
377,000. They said that was because of a misunderstanding . ..
, .. suicide) to be a permanent solution to a temporary problem . "
contributing: sam Meddis
What the torn-up note said
Note:
Usher's Office refers to White House household staff;
Kaki
apparently is Arkansas interior designer Kaki Hockersmith, who was helping
Hillary Rodham Clinton (HRC) decorate the White House.
"I made mistakes from ignorance,
inexperience and
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Copyright H19J The San Diego Unton-Trtbune
The ·san tHego Union-Tribune
August
11, 19'9J, Wednesday
SECTION: NEWS
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HEADLINE: Note shows anguish of Clinton counsi?l
B'tllt~E:
GEORGE E.
CONDON
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Copley News Service
KEYIJORD: COI'fMUNICATLONS; CIJST; 60VERNI'IENT; lAW; lEADERS; l'fEDIA; NEWSPAPERS;
PO\..ICE; PROBES; PROBES; 'SUICIDES ; "TRIPS; USA;
BODY:
White House deputy counsel Vincent foster, pouring hiS torment tnto a note
before his sutctde, saw plots and cover-ups tn his flnal Clays and
bitterly lashed aut at Reputllicans, the FBI, t he press aM Washington, where
'" ruining people is considerell sport.•
~o~rltten
The not.e was made public yesterday, triggering a new run of investigations
and eKplanattons of allegations that Wl1ite 1-iouse officials callell ~tile co..n.ents
of so11eone who was obviously troutlled aoout 111atters tu: encountered at worll.. ~
~ ~was not
foster wrote.
for the job or the spotlight of public life in was111ngton,"
"Here ruining people is considered sport.~
n~eant
Tile troubled state of foster's rtlnd was clear from the neatly handwritten
note, which was torn into Z7 pieces and dropped Into the tlottom of his
briefcase.
~r 11ade 1ustak.es from ignorance, inexperience and overwork.," he wrote.
did not \l.nowingly violate any law or stanlliHd of conduct.•
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Later, fie coll!plained, "The putlllc wtll never believe the innocence of the
Clintons and their loyal staff."
foster, 48, was a friend of Bill Clinton since boyhood, and a law partner of
first la!ly Hillary Rodham Clinton. He ca11e to Washington with his friends only
to find flimseH ensnared in controversies that included the cluRisy firtngs of
the White House travel office and the tlotchecl early search for an attorney
general.
Trouoled oy the controversies and stung by critical editorials in The "'all
Street Journal, foster, accortllng to Investigators, tooK a 1912 Ar11y Colt p1stol
once owned oy his father, drove to a park In nearby suburtlan Virginia and shot
lnn.self once In the 11ead on July ZO.
Foster lashed out at The Wall Street Jou rnal in his nate, wrtttng, • rhe WSJ
editors lie without consequence."
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HE:ADUNE: Note left by aide reveals distress, makes allegations
BYLINE: By l'ltchael
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Deputy White House counsel Vincent r oster COIIIUtted sulciae after he wrote
a note accusing the FBI ana t he n~edla of lying aM suggesting tnat In Was111ngton
• ruining people ts considered sport," Offtctals sa10 yesterday.
~1 was not meant for tile JOb or t11e spotlight of public life In ~aslungton,"
roster wrote before his death on July ZO, according to an undated, torn-up note
Olscovered In his office on July 26 and released yesterday.
Foster's note included a series of potentially explosiVe allegations,
lnclu<ling an uneKplalneo "plat~ ny Wlltte House officials relatetl to "excessive"
decorating costs . Many of his charges involved the controversy surrounaing the
fir1ng of seven worKers in the White House travel office .
Park Pol1ce Chief Robert Langston, who oversaw the investigation, sa10
Foster "was distressed to t~11:: degree that he took his own life.M langston also
11ildly reouk.ed White House officials because they Kept Foster's note for 30
hours after finding it. Langston said, ~we certainly weren't pleaseo.•
The note showed that Foster was especially upset over a sertes of editorials
in the Wall Street Journal. ~T!1e WSJ editors lie witllout consequence," foster
wrote. The .Journal had raJ.sed questtons about Mis work for Hillary Rodhall
Clinton's healtn care task force anl1 at one point ran an ealtorlal that was
headlined "Who is Vince Foster? ~
The Journal's editor, Robert Bartley, said 1n a
"Tile text of 1"\r. Foster's note suggests that he was
variety of issues. At tilts t1me, we have nothing to
Aug. b.~ lhat later editorial saiO tlle nation ~o~oulO
the reasons for Foster's depres51on.
statement yesterday tnat,
11eeply Oistraugl1t over a
add to our last editorial of
probably ~never know~ all of
Thl? travel office controversy seemed to De Foster's greatest concern. He
wrote that tt1e ~ra:I liell In t11e i r report"" to the Justice Department about t11e
travel office, that the Republican Party "lied ana misrepresented its knowledge"
about a prior investigation, anl1 that the press •ts covering up the neneftts
tney received from the travel office . "'
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Washington
KE'I'WORD: l.'llWrt::;
VINCENT f"OSt'ER;
SUfCfDE;
LETTER; TEXT;
FSI; W1HTE tfiJUSE;
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So.t~etlllle oefore he apparently put his father's pistol into his mouth ant:!
Kllleo hlaself last month, \rjllite House lawyer Vincent Foster scrawled a
desperate note in which he accused the FB"I, the White House press and the Whtte
House atiminlstrative staff of improprieties.
The contents of the hantiwr1tten, poorly punctuated Message, which the wntte
House 11a!i wltlllleld from Investigators for JO hours, were releasee to the me-Ilia
yesterday oy th~ Justice Oepar-t111ent. It was found, torn into more than two doz.en
pieces, at the bottom of Foster's brie·rcase six days after his July l:D death.
~r was not meant for the jotl or the s potlight of public life in washington,"
Foster said after referring to attacKs on 111• by the editorial page of tile Wall
Street Journal. The note ended: "Here rutnwg people is considered sport.~
Officials sa1d yesterday
Whl te House handling of the
that Foster 11ao most liKely
withholding of the note was
note out of concern for Ills
deltoeratlons.
tl1at Jtwest1gat1ons Into Foster's deattl and the
note by the u.s. Park Service and the fBI indicated
Killed himself and tnat the Wtnte House's
"reasonaCile.~ The Wh1te House said It held back tne
fam1ly and for the confitJentiallty of administration
Deputy Attorney General Philip B. Heymann sa!d the Justtce Department would
investigate the other allegations matie by foster, a longtime friend of the
Clintons, though the White House said yesterday that it had no reason to Oelieve
that any of his allegations of wrongtio1ng were true.
"It's a sad commentary in many ways on life in Washington and frankly gtves
many of us pause for thought,u especially the last line, saiD 11arK 'Gearan, Uu?
White House comtaunicattons director, referri ng to Foster's description of
washington "sport."
The note lndlca.tes that Foster was O"esponaent about the controversy over the
firing earlier this year o'f the staff of tile \ollllte House travel office, ~o~llich
arranged transportation for reporters covering the president. rne White House
1nlt1ally alleged that tl1e staff had been InvolveD in financial illproprieties,
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BYLINE: Adam
KEYWORD:
Nagourney;
Judy Keen
VINCENT FOSTER: CLINTON AIDE:WHrTE HOUSE STA.FF:SUICIOE NOTE:CUNTON
AD1'11NISTRATION
BODY:
The shredded note found at the botto111 of Vwcent Foster Jr.'s briefcase
was undated and unsigned, and It contained no suggestion that 11e lla!1 declde!1 to
take his own life.
But by any measure, the message, reconstructed from Z7 pieces, seems to be
the suic1!1e note that Foster never left. It Is an anguished and suspicious
indictMent of washington, offering the best indtcatton yet of why Foster shot
himself tn the head three weeks ago.
As revealing, though, was the White House reaction to Foster's perception of
a cl ty that he thought had turned against both him amt the president, hts
boyhood friend.
The White House dispute!! virtually every allegation Of conspiracy he
scribble!1 out tn IllS note- be it that Republicans tlad "covered up• a prev1ous
probe of the White House travel office, or that the Usher's Office ~plotted"
against the Cltntons as part of a White House renovation.
rn tne ena, it was clear that the White House was attelllpting to suggest
foster was suffer1ng some J<.tnd of breakdown.
th<~t
"He was clearly distressed and troubled about 111atters he encountered at
wort<.," coMmunications director Marl\ Gearan said in an interview. "He 11ay have
lost his perspective .
"We don't thlnlt. there's
<1
plot. We don't thln/1. tnere's a
cover-up.~
foster said, for exa111ple, the Ustler •s Office "plotted to tlave excessive
costs incurred" in the Wtllte House renovation, apparently to embarrass Hillary
ROdtlam Cllnton and the decorator st1e brougtlt up from Little Roc\<. to oversee tt1e
project, l<akl Hoc1<..ers111th. The usher, Gary Walters, referred phone calls to
the press office. Hoct<.ersllllth didn't return calls .
White House officials said fos t er was upset because the usher's estiMate
for the work, being paid 'for by private donations, juraped from., Z'lS,OOO to So
.377,000. They said that was because of a !lllsunderstanding about the extent of
the worK .
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