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Phil: New page: '''Marc Rich''' is a financier pardoned by President Bill Clinton. His ex-wife gave $450,000 to the Clinton Foundation for the Clinton Presidential Center construction fund at ...

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New page: '''Marc Rich''' is a financier pardoned by President Bill Clinton. His ex-wife gave $450,000 to the Clinton Foundation for the Clinton Presidential Center construction fund at ...

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'''Marc Rich''' is a financier pardoned by [[President Bill Clinton]]. His ex-wife gave $450,000 to the [[Clinton Foundation]] for the [[Clinton Presidential Center]] construction fund at about the time of his pardon. The timing of the donation prompted an inquiry by Indiana Representative [[Dan Burton]].

==References==

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==Contact info==

[[Category:Clinton Foundation]]

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 ==References==
 *Michael Rogers, "Feds Subpoena Clinton Donors," ''Library Journal,'' 126.5 (March 15, 2001), 13-15.
 *Kevin Sack, "Pardon Is Trouble for Clinton Library," ''New York Times,'' February 18, 2001.

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 '''Marc Rich''' is a financier pardoned by [[President Clinton]]. His ex-wife [[Denise Rich]] gave $450,000 to the [[Clinton Foundation]] for the [[Clinton Presidential Center]] construction fund at about the time of his pardon. The timing of the donation prompted an inquiry by Indiana Representative [[Dan Burton]].
-Rich fled the United States with business partner Pincus Green in 1983 after being indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice. The Justice Department accused the pair of fraud and failure to pay $48 million in taxes owed in illict oil cartel deals struck at the height of the Iranian hostage crisis.
+Rich fled the United States for Switzerland with business partner Pincus Green in 1983 after being indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice. The Justice Department accused the pair of fraud and failure to pay $48 million in taxes owed in illict oil cartel deals struck at the height of the Iranian hostage crisis.
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		+	*Michael Rogers, "Feds Subpoena Clinton Donors," ''Library Journal,'' 126.5 (March 15, 2001), 13-15.
	*Kevin Sack, "Pardon Is Trouble for Clinton Library," ''New York Times,'' February 18, 2001.		*Kevin Sack, "Pardon Is Trouble for Clinton Library," ''New York Times,'' February 18, 2001.

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	'''Marc Rich''' is a financier pardoned by [[President Clinton]]. His ex-wife [[Denise Rich]] gave $450,000 to the [[Clinton Foundation]] for the [[Clinton Presidential Center]] construction fund at about the time of his pardon. The timing of the donation prompted an inquiry by Indiana Representative [[Dan Burton]].		'''Marc Rich''' is a financier pardoned by [[President Clinton]]. His ex-wife [[Denise Rich]] gave $450,000 to the [[Clinton Foundation]] for the [[Clinton Presidential Center]] construction fund at about the time of his pardon. The timing of the donation prompted an inquiry by Indiana Representative [[Dan Burton]].
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		+	Rich fled the United States with business partner Pincus Green in 1983 after being indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice. The Justice Department accused the pair of fraud and failure to pay $48 million in taxes owed in illict oil cartel deals struck at the height of the Iranian hostage crisis.

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−	'''Marc Rich''' is a financier pardoned by [[President Clinton]]. His ex-wife gave $450,000 to the [[Clinton Foundation]] for the [[Clinton Presidential Center]] construction fund at about the time of his pardon. The timing of the donation prompted an inquiry by Indiana Representative [[Dan Burton]].	+	'''Marc Rich''' is a financier pardoned by [[President Clinton]]. His ex-wife [[Denise Rich]] gave $450,000 to the [[Clinton Foundation]] for the [[Clinton Presidential Center]] construction fund at about the time of his pardon. The timing of the donation prompted an inquiry by Indiana Representative [[Dan Burton]].

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 ==External links==
 [[Category:Living people]]
 [[Category:Clinton Foundation]]

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−	'''Marc Rich''' is a financier pardoned by [[President ~~Bill~~ Clinton]]. His ex-wife gave $450,000 to the [[Clinton Foundation]] for the [[Clinton Presidential Center]] construction fund at about the time of his pardon. The timing of the donation prompted an inquiry by Indiana Representative [[Dan Burton]].	+	'''Marc Rich''' is a financier pardoned by [[President Clinton]]. His ex-wife gave $450,000 to the [[Clinton Foundation]] for the [[Clinton Presidential Center]] construction fund at about the time of his pardon. The timing of the donation prompted an inquiry by Indiana Representative [[Dan Burton]].

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