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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1998
Page
1
Metro edition reports parent power in Syracuse pushing for increased school funding. A Neighborhood Watch member advocates patrols to accompany pizza deliveries in city neighborhoods amid safety concerns raised on Page B1.
The forecast shows tonight cleared and cold with a low around 26 and a high near 42. Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies with a milder afternoon. Wednesday turns breezy with snow changing to rain and a high near 48.
Kathleen Willey alleges she felt overpowered by President Bill Clinton during a 1993 encounter. She states the advances were sexual and coercive, describing a forced confrontation that she says left her distressed and fearful.
Kathleen Willey, former White House employee and Clinton supporter, says in a CBS interview that the president groped her in the Oval Office and lied about it in deposition. Attorney Robert Bennett calls her account a bald faced lie. White House denies the allegation and says no sexual contact occurred.
A Chicago Tribune probe finds Save the Children and three other groups failed to deliver direct aid to individual children and sometimes accepted funds for deceased sponsored children. Investigators donated to 12 children and later found at least 22 sponsored kids in Mali had died before sponsors were notified.
New biography claims President Johnson secretly tapped Vice President Humphrey and monitored his campaign to preempt a break with the Vietnam war. The book notes Johnson also considered a draft boom at the Democratic convention in Chicago in 1968 despite earlier announcements.
A House committee presses for a compromise with banks over student loan interest rates as part of ongoing budget talks. The report notes other national issues including Holocaust era policy estimates and Kennedy memorabilia ownership debates.
Everson Museum confirms the Festival of Trees will remain on site this year. A new full time volunteer director joins the staff. The item also notes Monica Lewinsky’s lawyer threatening a suit against Linda Tripp, and Michael Bolton’s Tuesday appearance on A&E Live by Request.
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