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GAO report cites White House damage
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FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 2002 The General Accounting Office has confirmed $14,000 worth of damages to the White House by former Clinton administration staffers, The Washington Times reports. A final report of the vandalism has yet to be released. According to those who have seen a preliminary version of the document, it shows computer keyboards had to be replaced because the "W" keys were missing and other minor repairs were made. Get the Story:
Damage to White House cited (The Washington Times 4/19)
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