House panel OKs release of Tripp tapes
The House Judiciary Committee voted to release audio tapes of Linda Tripp and Monica Lewinsky and to publish thousands of pages from Kenneth Starr’s probe into President Clinton’s affair. Democrats and Republicans clash over partisanship as a formal impeachment inquiry nears, with edited portions of the tapes to follow after Thursday.
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U.S. and French aid teams rush to feed Georges survivors
In Santo Domingo and across Hispaniola, U S and French relief teams joined Dominican officials to feed the hungry and shelter the thirsty after Hurricane Georges. Airlifted tarps and aid reached devastated villages as rescue flights ferried frightened survivors and relief workers.
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House backs Social Security reserve rule amid tax cut debate
The House approved reserving 90 percent of any federal surplus for Social Security pending a rescue plan, as it moved toward an $80 billion tax cut bill over ten years. Republicans argued the measure protects Social Security while delivering targeted tax relief, with Democrats split on using an uncertain surplus.
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Clinton campaigns for fundraiser amid Poshard absence
President Clinton headlines a Chicago fundraiser for Rep. Glenn Poshard as the congressman misses his event to vote on fast track trade legislation. Poshard, seeking the governorship, says he supports Clinton but is voting against a Republican tax cut, highlighting risks for Democrats seeking contributions and endorsements before the election. The three day tour continues in Illinois, California, and Texas.
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Mandela cuts North America tour short in Canada
Exhausted by a hectic trip Nelson Mandela left a luncheon early and skipped an afternoon news conference as he plans to shorten his Canadian visit. He appeared in good spirits at a dinner in his honor, joking with reporters about push ups before delivering a brief speech and preparing to return to South Africa.
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