VP hopefuls signal interest in Clinton ticket
As Bill Clinton nears the convention, potential running mates hint at interest while Clinton keeps decisions private. Names like Mario Cuomo Bill Bradley Bob Kerrey and Lee Hamilton figure in ongoing speculation amid cautious signals and strategic public statements.
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Clinton stays mum on vice presidential chances during campaign trails
In Little Rock Bill Clinton avoided commenting on his vice presidential search and whether Rep. Lee Hamilton hurts his odds due to opposing family leave. Hamilton voiced ambivalence on abortion issues while Clinton opposes restrictions. Across Washington the parties debated Perot’s hiring rumors and NEA endorsement signals.
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Bush pledges aid to Poland during Warsaw visit
President Bush traveled to Warsaw to honor Ignace Paderewski and pledge 210 million dollars in new U S aid to support Poland's shift to a free market. He urged patience with reform while stressing free government and markets will bring a bright future for Poland.
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Bush and Mitterrand Open Munich Economic Summit
The U S and France began the Munich summit with a working dinner between President Bush and Francois Mitterrand. French officials said no breakthroughs emerged on farm subsidies after about ten minutes of discussion.
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Cheney urges action on MIAs data release
Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney urged the Senate to decide on MIAs data rather than seek more information. He spoke on CBS Face the Nation following a Senate vote demanding White House release of secret documents on MIAs. He said much has been made public and more can be released while protecting sources and methods.
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Native vegetation to transform Linn County roadsides
Linn County adopts Integrated Roadside Vegetation Management using native seeds and grasses to stabilize soil, reduce herbicide use, and create wildlife habitat. Roman notes 1,200 miles of secondary roads in Linn County and statewide adoption by Iowa DOT and about 40 counties.
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Diet pills show short term weight loss in study
Obese participants lost more than 30 pounds on fenfluramine and phentermine with counseling, diet, and exercise, and kept it off only while taking the drugs. After stopping, most returned to the original weight. Side effects included dry mouth diarrhea and restlessness.
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