Word: paulas
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WASHINGTON: Where's the money? As Paula Jones' lawyers made their arguments, details were emerging Friday of a serious spat between her backers over who is bankrolling her case -- and where all the public donations have gone. Via mail and website, the Paula Jones Legal Fund raised upwards of $100,000 for what it calls "litigation expenses." But the Rutherford Institute, the nonprofit group that pays Jones? legal bills, has cried foul. ?We have not received any money from the Paula Jones Legal Fund,? said spokeswoman Nisha Mohammed...
...Which is why Rutherford Institute chief Paul Whitehead fired off a series of angry letters last November to Everly & Associates, the frontmen for Paula's legal fund. His threats included taking Everly to the IRS. Everly replied that Whitehead was not taking a very Christian attitude. Whitehead's response to that was unprintable...
...says Branegan. "Whitehead is not happy about this fund, but he's not going to do anything about it." Except, that is, for unconfirmed reports that Whitehead has turned over copies of those letters to Judge James Henry Michael in Charlottesville, who is investigating President Clinton?s claims that Paula Jones brought her suit for personal profit. If that is true, Whitehead may have taken his ultimate revenge on the Legal Fund -- and shot the Jones case in the foot...
LITTLE ROCK: Monica Lewinsky. Kathleen Willey. Gennifer Flowers. Dolly Kyle Browning. Former Miss America Elizabeth Ward. All these women -- along with anonymous "Jane Does" -- appear in the 700-page filing made by Paula Jones' lawyers Friday, part of a bid to explain why her case should go to trial. Clearly, it's not short on naming names. But is it short on evidence? "They have recycled a bunch of old rumors," said Bob Bennett, avuncular attorney for President Clinton. "These are a pack of lies...
...Jovi headed nowhere, given his quiet 1997 solo single "Midnight in Chelsea," arena rock is rapidly nearing extinction. In its absence--if recent Grammy Awards are any indication--we face pop airwaves dominated by the mushy background music of Jewel, Celine Dion, Hootie and the Blowfish, Shawn Colvin and Paula Cole...