Dole eyes Hollywood again amid film clash and talks
Bob Dole plans a new broadside against Hollywood calling out its excesses while praising Independence Day as a family film. President Clinton announces a TV industry pact requiring three hours of educational programming weekly for children as Dole and aides critique the administration and debate leadership and responsibility in entertainment.
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Welfare Reform Rift As Clinton Expected To Sign Bill
GOP leaders predict President Clinton will sign the welfare overhaul by Friday amid religious and civil rights groups urging a veto. House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Senate Leader Trent Lott say final talks address Clinton concerns, while critics warn the plan harms inner city families and could push mothers toward desperate acts. The bill aims to end open ended aid, cap six year limits, require work after two years, offer hardship exemptions, and grant states block grants with broad rulemaking power.
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Lamm Marks Phase Two in Reform Party Battle with Perot
Denver reports Richard Lamm enters phase two of a Reform Party bid as he and Ross Perot qualify as finalists. Partial mail survey shows Perot at 64.6 percent and Lamm at 27.8 percent with 7.6 percent listing other candidates.
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