31.   The House approved two articles of impeachment against the president last month charging him with perjury and obstruction of justice.

32.   The House Judiciary Committee is expected later this week to approve articles of impeachment and send them to the House floor.

33.   The House has approved two articles of impeachment accusing Clinton of perjury and obstruction of justice in connection with his concealing a sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky.

34.   The full House, with LaHood in the chair, would then vote on whether to approve the articles of impeachment.

35.   The House approved two articles of impeachment against Clinton, alleging that he committed perjury and obstructed justice in trying to cover up his affair with Lewinsky.

36.   The move toward approving the articles of impeachment grew as Nixon lost Republican support, and the same could happen to Clinton if Democrats start abandoning him.

37.   The panel is expected to approve articles of impeachment for action by the full House.

38.   The Republican-led House approved two articles of impeachment against Clinton in December, charging him with perjury and conspiracy to obstruct justice.

39.   The resolution later failed, but the committee already had approved four articles of impeachment.

40.   When the Nixon White House failed to cooperate fully, the committee approved an article of impeachment against the president for usurping the authority of Congress.