Bob Packwood

Bob Packwood, R-Oregon, resigned from the Senate in 1995 after the Senate Ethics Committee voted to expel him for sexual and official misconduct. He died at 93, according to reports.

Bob Packwood, an Oregon Republican senator known for advocating abortion and women’s rights, resigned after allegations of sexual harassment. He died at 93, with his legacy overshadowed by the scandal that led to an ethics investigation and his resignation in 1995.

Bob Packwood, a Republican senator from Oregon who resigned in 1995 amid sexual harassment allegations, died at 93. His career included advocacy for abortion and women’s rights before the scandal overshadowed his reputation.

Bob Packwood, a moderate Oregon Republican and advocate of abortion rights, resigned in 1995 amid sexual harassment accusations. He died at 93, with his family announcing his death via an obituary.

Bob Packwood, a Republican Senator from Oregon who resigned after a sexual harassment scandal, has died at 93. He was known for advocating abortion rights before the allegations overshadowed his career.

Bob Packwood, a Republican Senator from Oregon who resigned after a sexual harassment scandal, has died at 93. He was known for advocating abortion and women’s rights before the scandal overshadowed his career. Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden succeeded him in 1996.

Bob Packwood, a Republican senator from Oregon known for advocating abortion rights, resigned in 1995 after an ethics investigation into sexual harassment allegations. He died at 93, with his legacy overshadowed by misconduct claims that emerged late in his career.

Bob Packwood, a Republican Senator from Oregon, has died. He resigned following a sexual harassment scandal.

Bob Packwood, a Republican from Oregon, resigned in 1995 amid sexual misconduct accusations. He contributed to tax policy and women’s rights legislation during his career. He died at 93.

Bob Packwood, a senator who resigned due to a sex scandal, died at 93. Reports of his behavior toward women were circulating in Oregon for years before becoming national news in 1992.