In 1988 an Argentinian named Gomez fondled a United States UN employee
and was sued for the violation.  The woman's name was Catherine
Claxton.  The suit was settled December 28, 1994.  I would like some
information on the case.  The Village Voice carried an article and I
am sure the NY Times did too.  Can you help me?  Thank you.

Hello.

Go to the New York Times archive:
http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/nytimes/advancedsearch.html

In the "Search for:" box, enter (including quotation marks):  

 "catherine claxton" 

Press the "Search" button.  You will be presented with the opportunity
to purchase a number of articles New York Times articles about the
case.

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There's also some information about the case in this newsgroup message
archived by Google Groups:
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%22catherine+claxton%22&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&selm=1993Jan9.081127.10961%40mont.cs.missouri.edu&rnum=1

Here's additional information from the U.N. COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS:
http://www.hri.ca/fortherecord1997/documentation/commission/e-cn4-1997-47.htm#C

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You may also purchase additional articles from Lexis-Nexis:
Here are instructions on retrieving the articles: 
(1) Go to this Lexis page: 
https://web.lexis.com/LNE/ServiceSelection_en.asp 
(2) Select the $2.50 per document rate.
Click on "continue" to bring up the search page. 
(3) In the "search terms" box, enter: "catherine claxton"
(4) In the "additional terms" box, enter: gomez
(5) Press the "search" button.

Approximately 85 articles, including a 3400-word article from the
Village Voice, are available for purchase.

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search strategy:
"catherine claxton" gomez
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I hope this helps.  If anything is unclear, or there's anything else
that I can help you with on this, please let me know via the "request
clarification" feature. Thanks.