Clinton halts federal execution for six months
President Clinton postponed the first federal execution in 37 years delaying Juan Raul Garza's death sentence until June 2001 to let the Justice Department study racial and geographic disparities in capital punishment. Garza, a Brownsville Texas marijuana-ring boss convicted of three murders, welcomed the stay.
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Jobless rate signals cooling economy
The unemployment rate rose to 4.0 percent in November as payroll gains slowed to 94,000. Weak government hiring and slower overall growth signaled a cooling economy, with Greenspan noting slower growth and markets reacting to potential policy shifts.
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