Clinton proposes FBI war on youth gangs during speech
In a nationwide address, President Clinton outlined a broad agenda opposing Republicans on welfare reform tax cuts the minimum wage health care and crime. He pressed for an FBI led war on youth gangs and urged a ratings standard for television and a one strike eviction rule for public housing. He cited plans to link schools to an information highway expand college work study and tax incentives for property cleanup. He also announced an executive order banning federal contracts with employers who hire illegal aliens.
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Dole Accuses Clinton Of Steering Off Course
Senate Republican leader Bob Dole in a prepared reply to Clinton's State of the Union blasted the president as careening off course in welfare education Medicare and taxes. He vowed balanced budget bills and a shift of power to the states, urging GOP action to rein in government and curb tax burdens.
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Dole urged to schedule vote on National Right to Work Act
The message accuses Senate Majority Leader Dole of duplicity for delaying the National Right to Work Act. It cites past support, condemns slowdowns and featherbedding, and notes nearly 100,000 constituents urging a calendared vote.
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