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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1995

Page

3

New state laws push safety polices across states

As legislatures start new fiscal years, states patch laws on crime, welfare, and licensing. South Dakota expands homicide in fetal death cases, Indiana tightens probation costs, Minnesota bans frivolous inmate lawsuits, and Virginia broadens concealed carry eligibility. Georgia, New Mexico, and others enact victim rights, school weapon expulsions, and Sunday alcohol sales.

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Dozens of new state laws take effect this weekend

Dozens of new laws go into effect across the United States starting this weekend. Indiana offers a toll free hotline for compulsive gamblers seeking help. Montana expands abortion waiting requirements for women. Virginia allows gun permits for residents over 21 but requires a safety course. concealed firearms remain banned at venues selling alcohol.

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Clinton urges keep child care in welfare budget

President Clinton accused Republicans of pursuing a fantasy by moving welfare recipients into work while denying child care. He argued cutting child care harms those trying to leave welfare, citing GOP plans to block benefits and turn aid to states as block grants. Clinton promotes waivers to reduce federal rules and noted Virginia becomes the 30th state to receive one.

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President declines debate over crime tough stance

MIAMI AP The White House avoided a direct reply to House Speaker Newt Gingrich who challenged Clinton to debate who is tougher on crime. Spokeswoman Mary Ellen Glynn said the president’s crime record is clear and he will oppose any rollback of the assault weapons ban while in Florida.

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