Clinton calls New Rochelle woman after job loss
Catherine Rosen of New Rochelle said President Clinton phoned Friday evening to console her over losing her job after discussing health issues and insurance problems. She noted the call came after Clinton's farewell to the Supreme Court and amid local doctors offering her free care. Rosen had written to Hillary Clinton about care reform and her medical treatment being ineligible for coverage due to pre hire condition. Peter Sharp & Co. released astatement denying knowledge of her medical condition or its relevance to her termination, stating business reasons. The president was glad she had a doctor appointment next week.
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