Clinton, 42 Nations Pledge Over $3 Billion for Palestinian Aid
President Clinton and 42 nations pledged more than $3 billion on Monday to alleviate Palestinian poverty. The aim is to boost living standards and promote lasting peace by delivering tangible results for ordinary people.
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Supreme Court ruling overhauls Fourth Amendment visitor limits
Our Opinion condemns the court for a 5-4 decision that says short term visitors to a home lack protection against warrantless searches while overnight guests do. The piece criticizes the lack of a clear line and warns the ruling will swell federal caseload, urging clarification to align with constitutional privacy and common sense.
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HOV lanes reveal limits of one size fits all policy
The piece argues that federally driven HOV lanes vary in effectiveness, with DC suburbs forming slug lines and New Jersey erasing lanes on I-287 and I-80 via a loophole. It criticizes top down planning and calls for policy that accounts for local driving patterns and avoids costly waivers.
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Cohen pledges U S aid to bolster Colombian military
Defense Secretary William Cohen spoke at a conference in Colombia and pledged greater U S efforts to help Colombia reshape its armed forces to counter narcotics trafficking and narco terrorism threats.
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Dense breast ultrasound boosts cancer detection study says
Dr. Thomas M. Kolb from New York City reports a three year study showing combining ultrasound with mammography improves detection of breast cancer in women with dense breast tissue after normal mammograms.
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Gore drills into campaign drive with vice president push
The piece portrays Al Gore boosting his presidential bid by leveraging influence with President Clinton and delivering forceful remarks at APEC. It notes his behind the scenes stance on Iraq bombings, tough talk to Japan, and efforts to frame a techie, progressive image while Reno ends a 1996 campaign finance probe.
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Hillary Clinton on Vogue Cover Marks a Feminist Image Shift
Hillary Clinton struts on Vogue’s cover in a burgundy Oscar de la Renta gown, a historic move where first ladies rarely tread. The spread, photographed by Annie Leibovitz, casts the first lady as classic and regal while promoting artifacts preservation via the White House Millennium Council.
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Gratitude for Grandchildren Shown in heartfelt note
An editor expresses thanks for four grandchildren Breanna Devyn Spencer and a fourth unnamed baby. The writer recalls Breanna eight acting like a little mom, Devyn's mischievous charm and a redheaded Spencer who loves being read to, ending with affection and memories of their birth and daily moments.
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Grandparents cherish grandkids and faith fuels hope
A reader shares pride in grandchildren and credits faith and prayers with surviving lymphoma in 1985. She recounts waking mornings hugs from a granddaughter and a nine month old grandson as evidence that each day has a special purpose granted by God.
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