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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1996
Page
2
Jane Fonda appears live in Atlanta to oppose a Georgia Senate proposal that would delay condom education until high school and ban sex education before the fifth grade. The actress turned activist uses videotapes to teach adults and now weighs in on teen pregnancy prevention.
ESQUIPULAS Guatemala AP Hundreds of Indians prayed in their native languages as incense and candles filled a rural basilica during the papal visit. 64 year old Manuel Zept of Nahuala called for an end to violence and poverty, seeking tranquility and freedom from exploitation.
In Louisiana Republicans begin selecting the first 21 delegates of the 1996 campaign in a boycott by Dole and Forbes. The contest narrows to Phil Gramm and Pat Buchanan as Gramm hopes to win convincingly and considers a bare majority of 11 delegates a victory heading into Iowa. Buchanan campaigns across the state with radio and TV outreach.
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In Little Rock a federal judge ordered President Clinton to testify at the March trial of James and Susan McDougal in the Whitewater matter. The order allows videotaped or satellite testimony to avoid interfering with official duties. Clinton, not charged, says the accusations are false.
Washington governors reach a framework for the $100 billion Medicaid program proposing a federal-state partnership with guaranteed coverage for the most needy while preserving state flexibility. They seek congressional acceptance to break budget impasse, with leaders from the White House and GOP Congress signaling openness to a compromise.
Government and airline estimates show taxpayers will cover about 77 to 82 percent of the Air Force jet costs for Hillary Rodham Clinton’s national book tour. The 12-seat jet would total roughly 89,360, with Simon & Schuster reimbursing airfares for Mrs. Clinton and two aides. Security costs are extra.
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