Woman Sues Clinton Over Sexual Harassment Allegation
Paula Corbin Jones sues President Clinton in federal court claiming civil rights violations from a 1991 alleged incident at the Excelsior Hotel in Little Rock. The suit seeks 700000 in damages on four counts amid denials from the White House and mixed testimony from Jones family members.
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Sister disputes expose of sexual harassment claim
Brown describes a woman who saw a man making sexual advances in a room and refutes the allegation, calling Jones greedy and coached while claiming the sister accused is seeking money. Lydia Cathay counters, saying Yin is extremely upset and lies about the events.
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Senate moves to end free meals for lawmakers
The Senate aims to bar virtually all gifts, meals, and trips from lobbyists and many non-lobbyists, prompting protests from Washington restaurateurs worried about layoffs and business losses. The near total ban, backed by Senators Levin and Cohen, awaits a final vote before a House-Senate conference.
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Critics of gun ban fear the next step
Critics fear federal assault weapon bans will lead to mandatory gun registration and potential confiscation. Local dealers say the ban signals a broader push and warn illegal guns, not legal ones, should be the focus.
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Dole urges U S help for Russia to buy wheat
Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole said the United States should assist Russia in obtaining credit to purchase American wheat, noting Russia is active in the market. He cited talks with a Russian delegation and involvement by the Agriculture Department. He also urged delaying further military base closures from 1995 to 1997, citing defense cut concerns and Fort Riley as a potential site.
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