Nunn to quit as Republicans gain in South
Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia said he will not seek re election, highlighting growing Republican strength in the South. He states Republicans hold a renewable two year lease on Congress and predicts vigorous races next year. Several Southern Democrats plan retirement, shrinking minority power.
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AARP declares war on GOP Medicare overhaul campaign
The AARP unveils a nationwide blitz opposing the Republican plan to cut Medicare spending by 270 billion dollars by 2002. The 30 million member group will use ads and mass mailings to mobilize and pressure lawmakers as insurers doctors and hospitals weigh their positions.
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House Democrats Stall Medicare Reform Markup
House Ways and Means Committee begins markup on a 400 page reform bill from the Republican leadership to overhaul Medicare. Democrats question details as GOP aims to save about 270 billion by guiding beneficiaries to managed care with most savings from provider payments.
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No holds barred TV interview with O J Simpson
O J Simpson will give his first extensive interview since the acquittal to NBC for no pay and with no questions barred. The live Dateline NBC interview with Tom Brokaw and Katie Couric airs about 8 p.m. CDT and follows a three hour NBC special.
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