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CPT, I wouldn't know however, I would check with Alamo-Girl as she has the most extensive "museum" of Clinton-crud on the net.

Nothing would surprise me with this crowd considering the ongoing Senator Daschel / Mrs. Daschel House lobbying charade still in progress.

jriemer

Anne Bingaman was assistant attorney general for the Antitrust Division, Department of Justice.

Other Bingaman items on the DSL:

In 1995, President Clinton signed Executive Order 12964 establishing the Commission on United States-Pacific Trade and Investment Policy. The purpose of the Commission was to study trade between the United States and Asian countries, and to recommend ways to improve access of American companies to those markets. The Commission was commonly referred to as the Bingaman Commission, in honor of Senator Jeff Bingaman of New Mexico. A list of recommended candidates had to be cleared with Mickey Kantor, then the United States Trade Representative. After Kantor had cleared the recommended candidates, the list would be provided to the White House. The Office of Presidential Personnel would then review the list, and submit it to the President for his approval. According to one USTR official, the President was "sometimes active and nixe[d] or change[d] names" of candidates.

On February 20, 1996, Lei Chu, Trie’s advisor on the Bingaman Commission, established a checking account with an initial cash deposit of $12,520.00. On that same day, Chu issued the first check ever written on that account—in the amount of $12,500 to the DNC in conjunction with the Hay Adams fund-raiser. Lei Chu attended the February 19, 1996 fundraiser at the Hay Adams Hotel with Charlie Trie. She also attended a breakfast with Vice President Gore the following day at the Hay Adams. http://www.house.gov/reform/reports/fundraising/4b_trie.htm