Clinton Won't Predict Energy Tax Plan Path
President Clinton refused to guess what energy tax Congress will pass to cut the deficit, insisting the final bill include new spending for job creation and a capital gains tax cut. He defended the plan on six radio shows as essential for growth, noting expected job gains and rate relief amid House Senate differences over energy taxes and capital gains provisions.
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Astronauts Set Up World’s First Commercial Space Lab
Endeavour’s crew established operations in the world’s first commercial space laboratory aboard Spacehab in orbit after a second launch attempt. The lab houses a menagerie of wasps, shrimp and flies as the shuttle neared a giant satellite. Spacehab vice president David Rossi called the moment exciting. The launch occurred 22 seconds later than planned due to a plane entering restricted airspace near the launch pad, following Sunday’s weather cancellation.
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Spacehab Inc
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Court rules refugees can be sent back without hearings
The Supreme Court, in an 8-1 decision, upheld a policy allowing interdicted Haitian boat migrants to be returned to Haiti without asylum hearings. Justice Stevens warned the human crisis lacks a judicial remedy while agencies commit to refugee processing. the ruling drew both praise and dissent over legality and ethics.
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1500 Gather for Clinton Summer of Service Boot Camp
About 1,500 young adults from nine states gathered at Treasure Island Naval Base for a boot camp style start to President Clinton's eight week Summer of Service. Volunteers will immunize poor children and some will receive 4.25 dollars an hour plus 1000 dollars for education. Participants hope the program grows into a year round national service with many more volunteers. Dionne Brown and Alton Marcello spoke of teamwork and community as winds and cheers filled the field.
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