Ray to Close Probe After Clinton Leaves
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Independent counsel Robert W. Ray, acknowledging the public’s wish that he finish work, said a decision on prosecuting President Clinton for his conduct in the Monica S. Lewinsky scandal will come “very shortly” after Clinton leaves the White House in January. “I think the public would like me to wrap up this investigation, but that doesn’t mean walk away from the responsibilities I have,” Ray said on CNN’s “Late Edition.”
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