Tuesday, June 15, 1999

President plans July 23 stop here

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The Cincinnati Enquirer

        President Clinton will be in Cincinnati on July 23 to raise money for the Democratic National Committee.

        The White House announced the trip Monday.

        Attorney Stanley Chesley will host the fund-raiser at his Amberly Village home.

        Mr. Clinton postponed a trip to Cincinnati on March 25 because of the NATO air strike on Yugoslavia. That event had been planned at Mr. Chesley's residence.

        Following the Cincinnati visit, Mr. Clinton will travel to Aspen, Colo., for a Democratic Party retreat.

       

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