Hatch backs, Jackson forecasts color in party battles
Senate Judiciary Chair Orrin Hatch earns conservative respect again for opposing Clinton civil rights picks and pushing higher cigarette taxes. Jesse Jackson warns of a 2000 party clash over trade, budgets, and core beliefs as Gore and Gephardt quarrel over fast track and Teamsters support. Netanyahu assures Jewish leaders a voice in Israel’s identity clash during U S visit.
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Funeral fuels fury and hope in West Bank camp
In Aida refugee camp near Bethlehem eight year old Ali Jawarishe was buried near a trash strewn road after being fatally struck by a rubber bullet from an Israeli soldier. His death sparked grief and anger as his family decided to donate his organs to recipients across communities. An 18 month old Bedouin baby received a kidney while two Israeli Arab youths, ages 12 and 14, received a liver and heart and lungs respectively.
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House Republicans push to oust Clinton
Washington Republicans press impeachment of President Clinton as critics rally online and with bumper stickers while GOP leaders call the effort premature. Anti Clinton activists claim over 100000 expressions of support amid a polarizing presidency. Clinton aides dismiss impeachment chatter as extremism.
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Pet Matchmaking Service Opens in Girona Spain
A new matchmaking service named Happy animals opens in Girona offering to pair dogs cats and birds for reproduction or companionship. Pet owners register their animals with a photo and description of desired traits to find suitable partners.
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Elites misread American views on world role
A Chicago Tribune examination of a University of Maryland poll shows Washington leaders misperceive public opinion as isolationist and anti UN while Americans favor engagement, foreign aid, and U N cooperation. The report links this gap to policy cuts and Iraq tensions.
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