Clinton backs off middle class tax cut cue in platform revision
Presumptive Democratic nominee Bill Clinton delayed details on his economic plan saying his campaign will issue a statement next week clarifying how he will proceed. Aides said he shifted from the middle class tax cut centerpiece of his primary battles with Paul Tsongas and will revise the platform.
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Court limits defense in jury selection ruling
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, barred defense attorneys from arbitrarily rejecting jurors by race in Georgia, reinforcing minority rights to fair trials and mirroring rulings restricting prosecutorial use of peremptory challenges. Separate opinions upheld Prop 13 tax limits and barriers to state licensing for hazardous waste workers without federal approval.
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County Restores First Trimester Abortions at Cook County Hospital
Cook County Board President Richard Phelan ordered the restoration of first trimester abortions at Cook County Hospital, marking the first Illinois government move to subsidize abortion since 1980. He cited fairness and the hospital’s mission to serve the poor and uninsured.
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GAO study cites billions spent to replace discharged gays
GAO reports the Pentagon spent nearly a half billion dollars over the past decade to replace service members discharged for homosexual orientation. The study finds about 1,500 annual gay discharges, with women disproportionately affected and the Navy most aggressive. It notes no government total for pursuit costs, but cites $27 million in 1990 for recruiting and training replacements.
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Yeltsin tours America discusses crops and summit outcomes
In Wichita Yeltsin, waving to 300, tours a meat plant and combines wheat fields, praising his Washington summit with Bush on nuclear arms and economic cooperation. He notes Kansas farming leadership and learns U.S. crop practices, then heads to Ottawa for a two day visit with Mulroney.
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