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Show Sunday, June 3, 2001. THE DAILY HERALD. (www.HarkTheHcraia.com), Bill Clinton became Associated Press Writer president and 20 who Some WASHINGTON he left children of presidents have appeared in been a handful, all right. her mother's 1 Even the headstrong Teddy Senate camRoosevelt, dealing with his paign as difficult daughter Alice, well as at Jenna Bush said he could run either the Democratic country or her, but not conventions and on some hoth. world trips. Roosevelt ran the counShe stood between mothtry. The endearing, exasperer and father, holding their ating Alice ran off at the hands, in a particularly difmouth for the rest of her ficult moment after the Monica Lewinsky revelavery long life. Guarding the privacy of tions. the children and keeping a In a time when the perlid on their missteps have sonal is political and charbeen a high order from one acter can be peddled with White House to the next. the same importance as President Bush, himself the policies, it becomes impossimisbehaving son of a man ble to keep families off limwho became president, has its, said Paul Costello, who tried as hard as anyone to was a press secretary to keep his children out of the first lady Rosalynn Carter. "The door that these canspotlight. His hopes on that score didates have opened is hard to shut," Costello said. "This were dashed when his twin daughters banner of family values, it were cited last week under does open the question: Texas' underage-drinkinWhen the coin flips and laws Jenna for the sec- there is trouble, how can ond time. you hold people back from Bush and his wife, asking questions?" Bush opened if indirectly, Laura, rarely brought forward their daughters" durwith his emphasis on charing his campaign. Except in acter and trust and his the most irresistible family, occasional musings on the moments, like Inauguration challenges of raising two Day, he kept them well in teen-ag- e daughters. As someone who watched the shadows, where they wanted to be. Amy Carter grow into adoEven Chelsea Clinton, lescence in the White whose privacy was closely House, Costello says times and largely have changed for the chilguarded respected, was employed as dren of presidents. "I don't remember the a political asset, if a silent one. press being admonished Chelsea from the podium to respect age 12 when By CALVIN WOODWARD The Associated Press Senate switch alters election landscape By DAVID ESPO AP Special Correspondent - WASHINGTON Less than an hour after Sen. James Jeffords defected from the Republican Party and cost GOP senators their chairmanships, New Mexico Sen. Pete Domenici was asked about retiring. "I'm running" for a new term, he replied swiftly. Domenici, who wields power as head of the Budget Committee, is one of e nine former committee chairmen whose terms expire next year. Like many of them, he is a safe in a seat bet for that, would otherwise be competitive. Republicans hope they run again, and Domenici, 71, and many others already have reaffirmed plans to do so. Democrats, recalling their own painful recent past, wish otherwise. soon-to-b- Either way, their decisions, as well as other repercussions from Jeffords' switch, will help shape next year's battle for control of a Senate that remains narwith rowly divided, one independent. Republicans must defend 20 seats, Democrats only 13. 'It's going to be tougher for them (Republicans), both keeping their incum 50-4- 9 bents and exciting people to challenge our incumbents," said Sen. Patty Murray of Washington, head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. Democratic Potential challengers suddenly have added reason to run, she said. "They think, 'Gosh, this is the winning team and I want to be part of it,' rather than, 'I'm going to take a chance.' " Democrats know firsthand how that can work. They lost their majority in 1994, then watched two years later as eight senior lawmakers retired and three of their seats fell to the GOP. This time, said Sen. Bill Frist of Tennessee, chairman of the GOP Senate campaign committee, "we don't know what the impact's going to be." But, the abrupt loss of power will focus their attention, he said. "The goal for the first time is clear, regain the majority. Up until now it's beon, 'Let's try to hold onto 0 a fragile voting " majority,' referring to Vice President Dick Cheney's 51-5- '' 1 t m, f sm mm m m " tics. Then there was Alice Roosevelt, in a class of her own. teen-age- Her 1980 obituary in The Washington Post tells of a girl who hid snakes in her White House bedroom, smoked in an era when only men were supposed to, and shot her revolver at telegraph poles from the back of a train during a presidential trip in the West. In later years, when she reigned as a Washington socialite, she had her butler "concoct a very passable gin from oranges" during Prohibition. Of her White House days, she said simply: "My father was president. I was without a particle of responsibility other than to enjoy myself, and I was alert for all that came my way." June hi I n t 14-1- . VIPLI) FIRST FEDERAL SECURITY! ?) Apy 6 Month CD today to see how we rate and get the highest yield! Ask about our high yield savings account Call 2001 19-2- 3, 6, IT IS AT FIRST 591 W. 800 N. (801) Federal Security I v Orem Office (866) 5 Harris, 8 .764-089- 8 10,000 minimum deposit. 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