Packwood denies sexual misconduct charges by accuser
Senator Packwood says the accuser Gena Hutton kissed him voluntarily and repeatedly. He notes she worked as a volunteer in Eugene until 1984 and sought a loan he did not grant.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1994
Page
3
Senator Packwood says the accuser Gena Hutton kissed him voluntarily and repeatedly. He notes she worked as a volunteer in Eugene until 1984 and sought a loan he did not grant.
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The administration proposes an $81 million package to tighten oversight of federally licensed gun dealers. Measures include requiring photos and fingerprints on license applications, elevating falsification penalties to felonies, and mandating compliance proof with state and local laws within 30 days of licensing. Dealers' fees would rise from 200 to 600 dollars for three years.
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