Bush Faces Pollutant Clash Over Clean Air Act Reforms
President Clinton administration debates targeted curbs versus flexible standards to reduce ozone forming pollutants. Congress may pass revisions next year with environmentalists pushing for stronger cuts in sulfur dioxide and auto emissions while industry cites cost. Officials note pollution costs and cite demonstrations from Kennebunkport showing unhealthy ozone days.
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Unedited film used to nab outspoken factory worker in China
Report notes ABC News says Chinese authorities intercepted raw footage of an interview in Beijing and aired it on national television before alleging rumor mongering. The piece highlights broader state media control during protests and a crackdown that followed the Tiananmen events.
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U.S. China clash over dissident asylum and Beijing stance
Washington and Beijing remain at odds as the United States harbors dissident Fang at its embassy prompting China to denounce interference. Chinese media defend its right to handle dissidents and the crackdown sparks international tension amid asylum claims by two San Francisco consular officials.
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Falwell says Moral Majority fulfilled religious right goals
Jerry Falwell states Moral Majority mobilized voters and shaped policy for Reagan and Bush eras. He credits the group with electing Reagan, defeating liberal senators, and promoting conservative judges and the equal access bill. He predicts successor groups will continue its lobbying legacy.
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Hammer loses L A Museum board seat after art gift rejection
Industrialist Armand Hammer will see his 21 year board term end June 30 after the trustees refused to renew him following his decision not to donate his 250 million art collection to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. He plans a private Westwood museum. Actor Goldie Hawn starts building a Pacific Palisades mansion, Clint Eastwood promotes African wildlife film, and Oliver North faces sentencing in Iran Contra case.
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