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[01/29/1998 - 10/19/1999]: 24194021-20060474F-001-023-2023

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This release contains White House Exchange Mail records dated January 1998 to October 1999. Most of it is a transcript of a January 29, 1998 press briefing by Press Secretary Mike McCurry covering Iraq, Iran, the budget and the Lewinsky inquiry, plus a 1998 presidential speech. An October 19, 1999 email among Transnational Threats staff forwards a Florida Today article on how scientists expect alien contact would spark a media frenzy rather than a cover-up, describing the 1989 SETI detection protocol.

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Exchange Mail
DATE-TIME 4/9/98 7:31:44 PM
FROM Wozniak, Natalie S.
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Office of the Press Secretary
Internal Transcript March 20, 1998
The East Room
6:30 P.M. EST
http://classified/email/data_source/exchange/record/cd009/aprl998/354f3 a35.html 1/5/2010
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
AT NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION RECEPTION
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much, Dalton, and thank you, ladie
gentlemen. Welcome to the White House. I'm glad to see so many of yo
I'm
glad many of you brought your children. I'm glad Charlotte came. (Lau£
You know, I tried to get Charlotte to run for Congress a couple years ag
she said she had been reading in the newspapers that everybody in Wasl
was
no good, so she just couldn't do it. (Laughter.)
INTERNAL - RBTP at National Newspaper Association Reception
[UNCLASSIFIED]
Crowley, Philip J.
Dehqanzada, Yahya A.
Luzzatto, Anne R.
Rubin, Eric S.
Wozniak, Natalie S.
Gray, Wendy E.
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