Bowe quits Marine boot camp prompts mixed reactions
Boxing star Riddick Bowe bailed after three days in Marine Corps Reserve boot camp. The episode draws praise for discipline from some Marines but also questions the value of extreme drill, with critics arguing hazing may distort manhood and overlook real combat prep.
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U S stance on Helms Burton drawn into WTO dispute
San Diego Union Tribune reports the United States rejects WTO jurisdiction in the Helms Burton Cuba trade dispute. The EU Canada and Mexico allege US penalties violate international law while Washington contests the court's reach citing national security. President Clinton faces criticism for signing the act and for blocking WTO arbitration.
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Congress soured on quick fixes in term limits and budget amendment
Washington report notes House rejection of a constitutional term limits amendment and delays to a balanced budget measure. It highlights fears over Social Security funding, a 60 percent debt ceiling vote, and the political shift since 1994, with analysis by Carl P Leubsdorf.
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Parents urged to begin tough talks with kids early
Campaign by Children Now and the Kaiser Family Foundation urges parents to start discussing values and tough issues such as sex AIDS violence and drugs early. A guide for parents titled Talking With Kids About Tough Issues offers practical steps and is available via 1 800 CHILD44. The effort cites surveys showing TV and peers influence teens and urges ongoing dialogue to boost language skills and school readiness.
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Campaign finance reform faces bid from both parties
Fred Thompson warns of bipartisan fund-raising abuses as Clinton and Gore acknowledge mistakes. Democrats and Republicans are under scrutiny for access selling and loopholes. Proposals for a special prosecutor gain support, while both parties seek to shield their leaders from embarrassment.
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