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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1996
Page
3
President Clinton vetoed a Republican plan to overhaul federal welfare, saying it moves too slowly to move people from welfare to work. He urged bipartisan reform and willingness to work with Congress on a new version.
The blizzard dumps up to 3 feet of snow across the East crippling travel and closing schools from Georgia to New Hampshire. At Newark and New York airports travelers faced delays while Amtrak planned to resume by Wednesday and IRS allowed late payments for snow bound states. Many workers and students stayed home as casualties climbed to at least 96 deaths.
President Clinton argues he takes criticism of Hillary Clinton personally amid questions about Whitewater and the 1993 travel office firings. He rejects claims of involvement while noting RTC study supports truthfulness and avoids detailing possible legal action against related parties. He also criticizes a New York Times columnist who called Hillary a congenital liar as he promotes her children’s book.
A federal appeals court in St. Louis ruled 2 to 1 that President Clinton is not immune from a sexual harassment lawsuit by Paula Corbin Jones. The decision allows the case to proceed, though officials foresee no immediate impact before the election and may seek broader review.
A new book portrays a prior cordial bond between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon. It says Kennedy once provided Nixon a Paris contact list of women and that Nixon grew from a rising figure while Kennedy supported him years before their 1960 campaign rivalry.
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