The Washington Post reports on allegations that Packwood made unwelcome sexual advances to 10 women. He says: “If I have conducted myself in any way that has caused any individual discomfort or embarrassment…I am sincerely sorry.”
Just before entering an alcohol treatment clinic, Packwood says, “If I take proper steps, I hope my past conduct is not unforgivable.”
Senate ethics committee begins to investigate sexual-harassment charges, later widening inquiry to include intimidation charges.
Senate rules committee dismisses petitions to unseat Packwood that claim he defrauded voters.
Senate ethics committee subpoenas Packwood’s personal diaries. His accusers now number 26, dubbed the “Packwood 26.”
