Gun fees to fight Brady ruling face uphill battle
The Brady law background checks clause was ruled unconstitutional in Montana. Gun rights groups expect a Justice Department appeal and vow to push Congress to act. The ruling affects Montana and may not apply nationwide, with Iowa untouched. The five day waiting period remains intact.
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Pollster says Holocaust survey was flawed
New York AP report states Burns Roper of Roper Starch Worldwide repudiates a March 1992 question on Holocaust denial as flawed. AJC reviews a revised survey. The 1992 poll suggested 22 percent saw possible the Nazi genocide never happened, sparking controversy and remorse from Roper.
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Clinton signs Head Start expansion on anniversary day
President Clinton signed legislation to expand Head Start opening services to thousands more preschoolers and vulnerable infants and toddlers. The measure adds full day and year round programs and aims to raise funding from 3.3 billion to 4 billion in fiscal 1995.
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