Noted federal judge Tuttle dies at 98
Elbert Parr Tuttle a former federal judge who led civil rights rulings died Sunday at age 98. As 5th Circuit chief in 1963 he ordered Birmingham to readmit 1081 students suspended for civil rights protests, a move linked to momentum for the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Evangelicals Gain Clout as Top GOP Religious Bloc
A Pew survey shows white evangelical Christians now the largest religious voting bloc in the GOP, with 40 percent identifying as Republicans and strong loyalty to Dole. Mainline Protestants and Catholics lean variedly, while many nonreligious voters oppose abortion restrictions.
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White House reportedly collected IRS files in FBI background review
Sen. Grassley said a staffer found Internal Revenue Service documents among FBI background files gathered by the White House on hundreds of former Reagan and Bush aides. He asked the FBI for details on the IRS materials and how they were used. White House officials said they returned the files sight unseen.
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Clinton urges flexible work schedules amid 1996 campaign
President Clinton urged allowing workers to swap overtime pay for time off and take unpaid leave for family duties. He argued more Americans need balance as Congress Republicans resist change. The plan targets firms with 50 or more employees and frames family policy as a campaign issue.
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Supreme Court delays Clinton sex harassment suit
The Supreme Court paused Paula Jones's sexual harassment suit against President Clinton to review if it should be delayed until he leaves office. Arguments are set for fall or winter with a likely decision in 1997. Clinton's side sees merit in delaying, while Jones's lawyer claims equality before the law.
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