Report: Democratic Donor Urged Willey to Change Story

WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, March 15, 1998) -- A major donor
for the Democratic Party tried to get Kathleen Willey to back
off her story that President Clinton made unwanted sexual
advances to her, Newsweek magazine reports.

A real estate firm owned by Nathan Landow chartered a plane
to fly Willey from her Virginia home to Landow's home in
Maryland on October 6, Newsweek reports in its new edition.
FBI agents working for Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr made
the discovery, the magazine said.

The trip came two months after Willey was subpoenaed to
testify in Paula Jones' sexual harassment lawsuit against
Clinton.

Sources familiar with Willey's testimony to Starr's grand
jury told Newsweek she spent two days at Landow's home.

The sources also quoted Willey as saying that during her
visit, Landow repeatedly asked her what happened during the
incident with Clinton, and told her if she said "nothing
happened," no one could contradict her.