World conflicts linger as indigenous rights gain ground
The piece traces long running ethnic clashes from colonial times to present efforts by the United Nations and nations like Bolivia to recognize and integrate indigenous peoples. It cites Cardenas as a pivotal figure while noting mixed results and backlash in Brazil and Bosnia.
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Sacramento
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Quotes Of Note do not reflect a single news item
A collection of quotes from various figures including Rep. Huff on welfare reform, Rob Hoeker on prison reform, Sam Shepphard Jr. walking to protest the death penalty, Pat Smith on obstruction of justice, Barbara Morgan on comment limits, Carolyn Dallas on book reading incentives, Michael Knox on the O J Simpson juror, and Jim Miles urging abolition of the property tax.
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Dole’s budget clash ends in stalled bid for 1995 reform
Washington scene details Sen. Dole racing to win over Sen. Conrad and other Republicans to push a balanced budget amendment. The effort falters as 67th vote proves elusive, with Dole’s leadership wager fading amid national TV scrutiny and 1996 political fallout.
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Clinton uses executive order to pursue deadbeat dads
The president issues a second executive order targeting parents who dodge child support, using federal employee records to locate those failing to pay. The move follows his earlier Mexico aid plan and faces political risk amid GOP resistance and debate over executive power.
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