Clinton welfare plan faces internal pushback at convention
The new welfare reform law signed by President Clinton is under criticism from within his administration. Health Secretary Donna Shalala told delegates the bill will be changed and improved, while Clinton had campaigned to end welfare as we know it. The Greenville News notes the political risk if the president does not distance himself from Shalala's remarks.
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Agnew dies at 77 ends pivotal political chapter
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew dies at 77 after a career marked by a forced 1973 resignation over income tax evasion pleas. The Watergate era background framed his downfall, with prosecutors alleging payoffs from county and state contractors during his rise from Baltimore County executive to governor and vice presidency. Industry: Germond and Witcover noted critics say he was railroaded, while the Nixon era saw implications for succession and national politics.
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Cabinet picks and new faces for a second Clinton term
Dallas essay weighs potential Clinton and Dole cabinet lineups ahead of the 1996 election. It lists possible secretaries of state and defense, treasury, education, HUD, and health, plus age and ethics concerns. It also suggests reform-minded and centrist candidates for both sides to broaden appeal.
Clinton policy muddled amid Gulf crisis and Iraq action
The piece questions U S policy in the Persian Gulf as more troops are sent to Kuwait and Saddam Hussein confronts the region. It notes limited international backing, recalls the 1991 coalition, cites Sen John McCain criticizing Clinton, and argues the president misleads the public about missile strikes and foreign consultation.
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New Ellenton Learns, Then Rebuilds After Sewer Crisis
New Ellenton residents gather for a Monday council meeting where an agreed settlement ends a damaging sewer bond fight. The writer extols accountability forgiveness and unity, urging citizens to apply lessons learned to prevent future mistakes and move the town forward. The article cites Randy Shaw and the City Youth Sports Committee chairman as key figures.
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