Bradley shifts to New Hampshire as Gore leads Iowa
Des Moines reports Bill Bradley shifts focus to New Hampshire while Gore leads Iowa by 15 to 20 percentage points with the January 24 caucuses looming. Bradley uses satellite interviews to reach New Hampshire voters as Bush aims to exceed 37 percent and manage expectations.
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al Gore
Iowa
New Hampshire
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Bradley
Gore
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Bush fires back at rivals over criticism of tax plan
In Des Moines and Glenwood, Texas Governor George W. Bush and rivals John McCain and Steve Forbes trade charges over tax cuts. Bush calls McCain and Forbes wrong as they counter with ads and claims of broken pledges.
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Cuban women march for Elian return to Cuba
In Havana on Friday, thousands of Cuban mothers and families protested along the Malecon demanding the return of six year old Elian Gonzalez. The march, led by Elian’s relatives and Vilma Espin, coincided with shifts in U.S. deadline policy and the dispute over his fate.
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EPA defers ruling on California ethanol exemption amid Iowa politics
The EPA denied delaying a decision on exempting California from ethanol in gasoline, saying the timing is not political. California seeks a ruling based on technical data, while farmers fear a California setback could affect the Midwest and Gore in the Iowa caucuses.
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al Gore
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Gary Gary
Gore
Bill Bradley
Bradley
Aviation Safety Action Program shields whistle-blowers
The United States government and the airline industry unveiled the Aviation Safety Action Program to let pilots mechanics and other workers report everyday errors without fear of discipline. President Clinton said the plan shifts focus to fixing problems rather than assigning blame as air travel grows. The program aims to identify and address safety issues before they threaten passengers.
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