Presidential hecklers have charges dropped
Chicago couple Glenn and Patricia Mendoza, both 32, were arrested at the Taste of Chicago after a rude remark to President Clinton. Misdemeanor disorderly conduct charges were dropped for lack of evidence in Cook County. City officials may pursue municipal charges, seen as an attempt to avoid embarrassment to the president.
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Wedding expenses become public record for lobbyist bride
In Annapolis Maryland Kimberly McCoy, a lobbyist, and her fiancé state legislator Michael Burns face potential disclosure rules at their November wedding. If guests’ meals and the ring gift exceed limits, values may have to be reported. they plan to keep costs under $25 per person and borrow a ring. After marriage, gifts from parents may be regulated by lobbying laws.
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INS lowers improper citizenship tally in review
INS chief Doris Meissner said fewer than 1,300 naturalization cases merit further review, disputing earlier estimates of as many as 50,000. She described a thorough, manual check of each case as immigration politics swirl amid debates on border security and eligibility.
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