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Carnahan Office Reaction to Clinton

Missouri Republicans suggest President Clinton stay away from Missouri after release of Independent Counsel Ken Starr's report detailing the January sexual encounter between Clinton and White House Intern Monica Lewinsky.

Curt Holden reports from Jefferson City.

As national lawmakers decide how to respond to Starr's report, Missouri Democrats seem more wary of President Clinton attending Missouri Democratic fundraisers.

Governor Carnahan's Director of Communications Chris Sifford says Missouri Democrats should decide what's best for them.

Sifford also says that Governor Carnahan is very disappointed by Clinton's behavior and that Clinton let him down.

Reporting from Jefferson City, I'm Curt Holden.

Date:September 15, 1998

By: Curt Holden

State Capital Bureau

Missouri Republicans suggest President Clinton stay away from Missouri after release of Independent Counsel Ken Starr's report detailing the January sexual encounter between Clinton and White House Intern Monica Lewinsky.

Curt Holden reports from Jefferson City.

As national lawmakers decide how to respond to Starr's report, Missouri Democrats seem more wary of President Clinton attending Missouri Democratic fundraisers.

Governor Carnahan's Director of Communications Chris Sifford says Missouri Democrats should decide what's best for them.

Sifford also says that Governor Carnahan is very disappointed by Clinton's behavior and that Clinton let him down.

Reporting from Jefferson City, I'm Curt Holden.