Giuliani Cancels Fund-Raising California Trip
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani canceled a fund-raising trip to Southern California, saying on Monday that he has still not decided whether to run for the Senate against First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton or what course of treatment he’ll take for his prostate cancer.
Giuliani said he still needs to consult with doctors and decide whether to undergo surgery or radiation treatment.
“Last week, because of things involving my personal life, my family and everything else, I didn’t have the time,” he said. “So I’m going to need to do that this week. . . . You have to make the decision when you are ready to make it.”
Giuliani, 55, has disclosed that he has prostate cancer and that he is seeking a legal separation from his wife, Donna Hanover, a TV personality and actress who has accused him of having had a relationship with a former City Hall aide.
Giuliani himself has acknowledged an ongoing relationship with a third woman.
The mayor’s canceled fund-raising swing to Southern California was scheduled for today.
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