Clinton urges expanded law for hate crime
President Clinton on Martin Luther King Jr. Day urged Congress to broaden the federal hate crimes law to cover sexual orientation gender and disability. He warned such crimes harm individuals and the nation while Rep. J C Watts criticized the move as divisive.
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Car hits gates at Downing Street residence injuring tourist
A car struck the gates at Prime Minister Tony Blair's Downing Street home injuring a female tourist. Police questioned the driver on whether the act was deliberate or accidental and held him on suspicion of criminal damage. Blair and family were away at the time.
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Lawmakers push for Elian Gonzalez U S citizenship bill
Washington lawmakers including Sen. Connie Mack and four House Republicans sponsor bills to grant Elian Gonzalez U.S. citizenship when Congress reconvenes. Senate Leader Trent Lott and House leaders back the effort amid debates on the boy's custody and potential path to family court.
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