The Daily Chickasha Star (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 97, No. 39, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 18, 1998 Page: 3 of 40
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“ ASSOCIATED PRESS approve of the way Clinton is han-
WASHINGTON (AP) - After dling his job and 60 percent said
President Clinton allegedly made an they have a favorable opinion of
unwelcome sexual advance to him. Both approval ratings were not
Kathleen Willey in the White significantly different from a Feb.
House, the two kept up contact as 20-22 poll.
she sought an ambassadorship, a The presidents lawyer, Robert
position on an international panel Bennett, questioned whether money
and a place in his reelection cam- was motivating Mrs. Willey to
nien make accusations against the presi-
P The White House arranged for her dent Bennett said her lawyer Dan
to go to two international confer- Gecker. is arranging a473
ences and in a scrawled note to an book deal tor her. Calls to Gecker s
aide about a request from Mrs. office were not returned.
Willey, the president asked: "Can Correspondence between MIS
we do this for her?" Willey and thepresident began be-
ln a three-page letter to Clinton in fore the alleged encounter. R r cx-
December 1995 which she signed ample, six months earlier. Clinton
"Fondly. Kathleen.” Mrs. Willey sent hera handwritten note that said
thanked Clinton for letting her at- ’Dear Kathleen, I loye R^...
tend a biological diversity conven- Thanks, signing it Best, Bill.
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fotpwrcnezisanydsmawhse,ora! " tammea an P1^ ™ inrcvd FOSSIL SHOW Mrs. June Benefield. director otSoglalSeivices.glsplaysn
periences which I will never, ever Office. In a July 1993 note, Clinton fossils for residents of the Chickasha Nursing Ce .
S" she wrote. instructs an aide to get Mrs. human-like skulls from Africa dating back about onemillionzsasaagn.
snt.nin response: "The Willeys phone number at her sec- sber tooth cat skull from Florida and a cave bear skull fromAustri4 ng
Convention on Biological Diversity ond home in Vail, Colo., after she with a Mastodon molar tooth from Florida Alsoidisplayed! W of Professor
must have been fascinating. Thanks, wrote him saying, I really hope a plaque. The display is from the private museumcolectionsa residents
too for your continued desire to that you’re still considering Vail for Richard G Benefield. Mrs. June Benefield, left shows a foss
serve the Administration." a vacation. "I would be more than Myrtle Blan and Lela Hightower.
The president’s advisers tried happy to assist your advance people IT IE
Monday to use the 20 chatty hand- with their arrangements. VanEzeeg basealI IO9O1U
written letters Mrs. Willey wrote to When seeking employment la er, I dII •-3 •
the president from 1993 to 1997 to White House memos show she left A Qa-AaA
to speak at FC A Banquet
993 g in late 1994, Mrs. Willey wrote in featured speaker at the Fifth Annual Valuable Player in a World Senes.
The correspondence involving a "Dear Mr. President „etterstha of Christian Athletes Spring Bobby finished as runnerup for
Mrs. Willey and Clinton, released she was grateful for his taking the Banquet, Tuesday evening, March Mickey Mantle in the voting
hv the White House shows that af- time to meet with me" about a pos- 31 1998 American League MVP in 1962. He
ter the alleged sexual advance, Mrs sible ambassadorship or embassy the banquet wil be held at the was a membe ofmevanaAmricon
Willey made persistent requests of position. Great Plains Coliseum Annex lo- League All Star teams and won nve
Clinton and the president took the "As I said to you,I haveinvested cated at 920 s. Sheridan. The meal consecutive Rawlings Gold Glove
time to deal with her entreaties per- almost three years wi y and program will begin at 6:30 p.m. awards. Yankee’s at
sonaily, although he was friendlier paign andadministration velamnot Ticket information is available by After retiring fomtheYankeesiat
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Nathan Landow urged Mrs. Willey When Mrs. Willey said in 1995 lher program guests include Texas in the final game of the
to deny that Clinton made an im- she wanted to filavacangyon the High SchPol Football All-American College Wordseries, „
proper sexual advance. She said in a international Union _ J* Trent Smith from Clinton, OK and Having retired fromicollege
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puherjahoutsheralharassmment suit Mrs. Willey didnt get.the Z SK. “Eisenhower. Smith is served on the Baseball Assistance
asainsl Clinton. Landow denies cancy, but she was sent tothe listed as the top football recruit for Team Board. Bobby remains active
K'ofnnXe her testimony. World SummitfornSnal the University of Oklahoma and in the Fellowship of Christian
Mr Wiilev's interview Sunday Development in Copenhagen, wmen Madden be headed to Athletes. .
on CBS' "60 Minutes" prompted attracted 15,000 people from van- Annapolis toplay football for Naval Bobby and his wife, Betsy, live in
criticism of Clinton from leaders of ous countries. Academy. Sumter, South Carolina,
women’s groups, heretofore silent She wrote Clinton in 1995isazing, Bobby Richardson joined the New
about alleged sexual impropriety by "I respectfully ask that you consider York Yankees at the age of 19.
Clinton g me for a position on your reelection Over the next years, Bobby played
New polls show Clinton’s popular- campaign, on a national level, in more than 1,400 games while the
ity remains high. ,The New York Times reported to- Yankees were winning American
A CBS poll conducted Monday day that a client of Mrs. Willeys League pennants in nine of his first
night showed 52 percent believe the late husband says she called him af- 10 years. Named Most Valuable
president engaged in reckless sexual ter her husband killed himself to ac- Player in the 1960 World Series,
conduct but two-thirds approve of cuse him of driving her husband to Bobby still holds numerous World,
his performance in the job, a slight suicide. Series records. These records in-
increase from a survey two weeks Willey was charged with elude most runs-batted-in in a single
earlier. The poll also found a gender harassment, a misdemeanor game, most runs-batted in a series,
split, with 52 percent of the women Virginia, and the charges were and most hits in a series. He also
; questioned believing Clinton’s ver- <he promised to stop holds the record for having played
: sion of the encounter with Mrs. . the Times reported. 30 consecutive World Series games
; Willey and 55 percent of the men m 8 ’ -- -
I believing her. The sampling error
; could be plus or minus four per-
’ centage points.
’; A USA Today/CNN/Gallup Poll
‘ aken Monday found 43 percent of
1 hose surveyed tended to believe
i Mrs- Willey and 40 percent tended
j o believe Clinton, a difference
'within the survey's 4 percentage
, A city Ap - Federal Building. The blast killed
OKLAHOMA CITY \128 neoole. injured more than 500
Convicted Oklahoma City bomber . damaged or destroyed
Timothy McVeigh lashed out at the otenornn duilding in downtown
man set to prosecute him on murder A&nncy. 5”
charges, calling him a ."bow-tie Khh man Recommended he die
Bozo" who is he -bent on for hisPcrimes and a federal judge
proceeding with a state trial. ncrred
The two-page letter datedIFe His C-defendant, Terry Nichols,
25, was addressed to KO COTV convicted in December on
reporter Terri Watkins. In the letter, NSracy and involuntary
McVeigh discusses the appeal of his mnnSghter counts but the jury
1997 conviction and his odds for dedilcked on the sentencing,
surviving incarceration in an presiding District Judge Richard
Oklahoma jail cell as he awaits trial, Maslc& ii sentence Nichols,
the station reported in a copyright trials were moved out of
story Monday. Oklahoma City to Denver because
McVeigh referred to Oklahoma nublicitv
County District Attorney Robert ofpctriapuhdalong he would .
Macy as "Cowboy Bob and said fe on mrder and
the veteran prosecutor was explosives counts that were not
more than a.bloodthirsty covered in the federal proceeding
hiding behind the law... because of the potential for
"in defiance of all logic and Because 05 federal death
reason he seems hell bent on going .ng
ahead with a state trial.’’ "Could it be all of this hasat
three short years, then Im sure my Mr* Macy seeks the glory
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Settle, David. The Daily Chickasha Star (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 97, No. 39, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 18, 1998, newspaper, March 18, 1998; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1899151/m1/3/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.