Clinton era failed chance to confirm liberal judges
A federal appeals judge said President Clinton missed a real opportunity to place liberal judges on federal courts during Democratic Senate control. Judge Stephen Reinhardt contrasted with Republican battles under Reagan and Bush and noted Democrats confirmed right wing judges.
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Ohio soldier Donald Dugan dies in Bosnia land mine incident
Sgt 1st Class Donald A. Dugan, 38, of Belle Center Ohio, is killed in northern Bosnia after stepping on a land mine. He served since 1978 and is the first U.S. soldier to die on peacekeeping duty there. His body arrives at Ramstein Germany as NATO troops continue operations.
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Forbes ad blitz reshapes New Hampshire primary race
Forbes leads in ad exposure over Dole in Boston area with an estimated 135 to 200 ads seen by residents ahead of the February 20 primary. The spending and message shift challenge late entrants and appeal to independent voters, broadening Forbes’s anti-Washington appeal.
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Record Cold Grips Midwest and Northeast Towns
Embarrass Minnesota posts 56 below zero as towns report record lows across the region. Ely Minnesota hits 46 below, while Texas records its coldest weekend. New Jersey price-gouged gasters and St Paul delayed bands to spare lips from the cold.
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Congress mulls FDA overhaul to speed medicines abroad access
Congress may require faster approval of new drugs and allow Americans to buy therapies from abroad criticizing FDA as a barrier to innovation. Sen. Nancy Kassebaum says the goal is to turn the agency into an innovation partner amid rising anti FDA sentiment and critiques from lawmakers and industry.
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Clinton to unveil 1997 budget amid 1996 stalemate
President Clinton will present a minimal 15 to 20 page 1997 budget outlining broad spending proposals while 1996 negotiations remain deadlocked. The plan seeks balance by 2002 and includes Medicare reductions of 124 billion over seven years and Medicaid savings of 59 billion as part of a bipartisan compromise.
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