Brown Clinton clash in New York defense drive
Presidential politics heated as Bill Clinton defends ROTC induction timing and Jerry Brown defends judge appointments study. The two spar over negative ads and Brown tax plan, then shift to common ground before a Washington abortion rights protest and final NYC campaign push.
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Tsongas seeks votes as decision on 1992 bid looms
Former Massachusetts senator Paul Tsongas urged New Yorkers to vote in Tuesday's Democratic primary while declining to campaign in the state. He said he would announce Wednesday if he plans to rejoin the race as he weighs Clinton's path to the nomination. Newsday endorsed him.
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Cuomo says no late entry and Clinton likely first ballot winner
New York Governor Mario Cuomo said on Meet the Press that it is too late for any candidate to enter the Democratic presidential race. He predicted Bill Clinton will likely win on the first ballot at the convention and dismissed brokered conventions or any appearance of white knights.
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California GOP group backs Buchanan in June primary
The California Republican Assembly voted to comment on commenter Pat Buchanan amid strong opposition to President Bush and Pete Wilson. The 3500 member group favored Buchanan but stopped short of a formal endorsement, noting Bush will likely win renomination. Doc Burch urged Bush’s nomination amid mixed reactions.
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Italians vote in national elections amid protest sentiment
Italians cast ballots in a national parliamentary election seen as a major protest vote against the Christian Democrat led coalitions. With more than 100 parties, voters cite corruption and weak public services as discontents. Initial results due this afternoon.
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Founder's death won't rock Wal-Mart says analysts
New York AP analysts say Sam Walton's death will not derail Wal-Mart Stores Inc. The company will mourn its founder but is expected to thrive as executives carry on his low price, customer service culture. Walton died at 74 after bone cancer diagnosed in 1990.
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Iran strikes rebel base in Iraq amid regional tension
Iranian warplanes bombed a rebel base near Baghdad, marking the first cross border attack since 1988. Iraq claimed it shot down one bomber and captured the crew, while Baghdad denounced the raid as aggression and warned of grave consequences.
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German Rightists Prevail in State Elections
In Baden-Wuerttemberg Kohl's CDU loses absolute majority while Schleswig-Holstein Senate remains uncertain. Right wing parties finish third in both states, behind CDU and SPD amid campaigns over immigration. Coalitions unclear as 146-seat regional parliaments loom.
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Hate crime laws face ongoing legal challenges
Across the United States, states passed new hate crime statutes to punish racists and bigots more severely. Critics argue the laws criminalize thoughts, not just actions, while courts from Ohio and Wisconsin to the U.S. Supreme Court weigh challenges.
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