Ex-Arkansas worker alleges unwanted advance by Clinton
Paula Jones, a former Arkansas state employee, says she rejected an unwanted advance by then Governor Bill Clinton in Little Rock in 1991. The White House denies the episode. Jones spoke at a CPAC event organized by two attorneys and linked to a fundraiser for Arkansas troopers with Clinton allegations.
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Record-breaking snowstorm shuts regions and markets
The East faced a historic snowstorm delaying travel and closing government offices and schools. In New York Central Park measured 9.3 inches by mid afternoon with up to 18 more inches forecast. Freight drivers bailed out as road salt stocks were rapidly consumed and a snow emergency limited road use. The United Nations Security Council and a Harrisburg elementary school event were rescheduled.
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