Bill Clinton speaking tomorrow in Warsaw without a Polish work permit

Warsaw civil servants have had a hard nut to crack ever since they realized that former U.S. President Bill Clinton, who will speak tomorrow in Warsaw, has no legal right to work in Poland. Clinton, who will receive at least $100,000 for his speech on economic globalization, needs a work permit like every foreigner. Puls Biznesu, the organizer of the event, simply forgot to apply for a permit. " We haven't received any application in this case, but I cannot apprehend a former President of the United States and expel him from the country," complained one of the embarrassed civil servants. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p.23) J.K.