Nixon’s death marks end of era in American politics
Former President Richard Nixon died at 81 leaving a mixed legacy of foreign policy gains and domestic scandals. Tributes flowed from leaders worldwide as his body prepared for a California burial beside Pat Nixon amid a presidential proclamation closing federal offices.
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Nixon Era Reflections and Legacy Amid Watergate Fallout
A retrospective timeline recalls Nixon’s rise from Whittier to the White House, his 1968 and 1972 election wins, the Watergate crisis, and resignation in 1974 followed by Ford’s pardon. It notes Nixon’s later reclusiveness, ongoing health issues, and remarks on his place in history.
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End of Arizona's voucher clash ends in stalled reform
The 41st Arizona Legislature closes with no voucher deal as opponents refuse any form, threatening education funding and hostage negotiations. A possible special session may revive a bipartisan plan for at risk preschool programs and family stability, but broad reform stalls into 1995.
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Clinton presses legislators for assault weapons ban
President Clinton urged both chambers to push a federal assault weapons ban alongside crime measures. He praised progress but demanded a stronger act to ban weapons of war while noting House and Senate bills differ on the ban. He aims for a final package by Memorial Day, with police hiring and prison funding debated.
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