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It looks as if President Clinton has finally left his mark on history. Unfortunately, it is also on a dress.

Mr. David Bliss, an employee at Lewis and Clark College, has come forward to let America know that Monica Lewinsky, when she was a student there, forged his signature on a job offer for a friend of hers. The deed “puts a face” on the President’s accuser, he said. Mr. Bliss was also prepared to state that Miss Lewinsky had forged an inscription in a copy of Leaves of Grass, a phone message saying, “Hi, it’s me,” and records of 37 late-night visits to his secretary, but the President’s lawyers felt this would be beyond the call of duty.

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It looks as if President Clinton has finally left his mark on history. Unfortunately, it is also on a dress.

Mr. David Bliss, an employee at Lewis and Clark College, has come forward to let America know that Monica Lewinsky, when she was a student there, forged his signature on a job offer for a friend of hers. The deed “puts a face” on the President’s accuser, he said. Mr. Bliss was also prepared to state that Miss Lewinsky had forged an inscription in a copy of Leaves of Grass, a phone message saying, “Hi, it’s me,” and records of 37 late-night visits to his secretary, but the President’s lawyers felt this would be beyond the call of duty.