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2 The Beacon Journal www.Ohio.com Voinovich backs lengthier trial for Clinton Page A0, Wednesday, January 6, 1999 Senate should receive outline of case from House, then allow president to respond, new senator says erally. "I am in the bowels of the Dirksen Office Building," he laughed. "And it's chaos." about getting into the bowels of state government and now Washington, Voinovich surmised that someone had taken his pledge lit by golly, we can compartmentalize." For his part, Voinovich said his priorities include protecting the balanced-budget agreement while reducing the national debt, finding ways to ensure the solvency of Social Security and Medicare and taking a close look at the federal government's role in education, including early childhood programs. For now, Voinovich and his staff will have to labor in less than ideal surroundings, working out of a basement office in the Senate Dirksen building until a more desirable office becomes available. Outside his suite, the drab hallway is littered with old desks, typewrit ers and discarded boxes.

And the tight quarters have prohibited Voinovich from hiring a full staff, he said. In fact, Voinovich borrowed the conference room of fellow Ohio Republican, Sen. Mike DeWine, to hold yesterday's news conference. But while Voinovich said the drama surrounding the impending Senate trial has been frustrating at times, he joked about his real-estate woes. "It feels nice to be in a room that feels nice and neat," he said, looking around DeWine's well-appointed conference room with its polished furniture and leather chairs.

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Later this week, Voinovich and the rest of the Senate are expected to take an oath to sit as jurors to determine whether two impeachment articles adopted by the House warrant removing Clinton from office. "We ought not to rush into this," Voinovich told reporters. "I think we should understand that this is very serious business that involves the Constitution of the United States." The trial scenario outlined by Voinovich is at odds with a bipartisan plan under consideration for a brief trial possibly days followed by votes to determine whether ultimately there would be the two-thirds Senate support necessary to remove Clinton at the end of a full trial Voinovich said his mind was not fully made up. In fact, he initially said he was undecided on the issue because he had yet to review all of the options. "As someone who's prudent, before you make a decision you ought to first look at what all of the options are." When pressed, Voinovich indicated his leanings.

Some senators have said they see no reason for a drawn-out trial because the facts are already known, Voinovich said, but he isn't so sure. "Do they really know the evidence and know the facts? Did they sit in on the (House) Judiciary hearings and listen to all of the information that was being put out?" Voinovich said he saw "little snatches" of the proceedings, but he had not reviewed all of the evidence nor had he made up his mind as a juror. To that end, censuring the president continues to be an option on the table, he said Your 'Til be in Denver then Austin then Philly" phone. Your "Reservations for two" phone. Your "Hey Stu, can I borrow your mulcher?" phone.

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