California governor rejects clemency bid for Harris
Gov. Pete Wilson denied clemency for condemned killer Robert Alton Harris on Thursday. Harris, 39, is set to be California's first execution in 25 years, Tuesday at San Quentin. Clemency pleas portrayed him as tragic yet violent, with family and experts citing brain injuries.
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Lawmakers with overdrafts list by state and party
Compilation of U S House members with overdrafts at the House bank. Includes names, party affiliations, number of checks, and notes on retirement or campaigns for higher office across states from Alabama to Wisconsin.
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American Samoa
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John J. Rhodes
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Bill Alexander
Beryl Anthony
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Ray Thornton
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Howard L. Berman
Barbara Boxer
George E. Brown
Tom Campbell
Gary Condit
Randy Cunningham
William E. Dannemeyer
Ronald V. Dellums
Mervyn M. Dymally
Don Edwards
Elton Gallogly
Duncan Hunter
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Richard H. Lehman
Fortney
Pete Stark
William M. Thomas
Maxine Waters
Henry A. Waxman
Colorado
Joel Hefley
Dan Schaefer
Patricia Schroeder
David E. Skaggs
Connecticut
Rosa L. Delauro
Gary A. Franks
Sam Gejdenson
Nancy L. Johnson
Barbara B. Kennelly
Christopher Shays
Delaware
Thomas R. Carper
Florida
Jim Bacchus
Charles E. Bennett
Dante B. Fascell
Earl Hutto
Andy Ireland
Harry Johnston
Tom Lewis
Lawrence J. Smith
Cliff Stearns
Bush proposes lifetime education credit and loan expansion
President Bush outlined a plan to offer a $25,000 lifetime line of credit for continuing education and to expand federal student loans and grants to allow taking as few as one course at a time. He argued Congress blocks changes while Clinton promotes lifelong learning.
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Court overturns Guam abortion ban in federal ruling
A federal appeals court halted Guam's near total abortion ban, reaffirming Roe v. Wade as still in effect until the Supreme Court rules otherwise. The law would have felonized abortions except to save a life or prevent grave health danger, with ectopic pregnancy as the only other exception.
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