Security leak alarms Senate over Clinton White House info clash
Sen. Rick Santorum cites a “very serious” security breach as Clinton aides gathered documents on about 300 national security staff including Brent Scowcroft and ex-CIA chief Robert Gates. A separate note urges silence on cancer amid a Mary Jo factor, while a study shows less than half with family cancer history want genetic testing for predispositions.
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Clinton vows action after Saudi Air Force complex blast
President Clinton condemns the deadly truck bomb at a U.S. Air Force site in Saudi Arabia. He labels extremist actors as responsible and vows to pursue justice, emphasizing America will protect its people and keep faith with its allies.
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Our Opinion on Hillary Clinton Imaginary Conversations
Our Opinion dismisses Woodward's book for lacking revelations on Clinton and Dole. The piece notes interest only in Hillary Clinton's imagined chats with Eleanor Roosevelt, calls them New Age and silly, and questions the credibility of Jean Houston's past. It urges Clinton to stop such conversations and rely on clearer thinking.
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Victims rights amendment eyed in campaign battle
The piece argues Clinton backs a victims rights constitutional amendment while Dole supports changes via legislation. It contends such rights belong in law, not a constitutional rewrite, and warns the proposal serves as a campaign filler to be resolved by lawmakers later.
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Who is watching the store in White House scrutiny
A veteran writer questions presidential image over substance and probes a White House data pull from the FBI on former employees. The piece argues for accountability, criticizes Clinton era oversight, and warns against abuses of executive power and surveillance.
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Parents versus state in education clash over privacy act
A syndicated column argues for the Family Privacy Act requiring parental written consent before children join federally funded studies. It condemns 30 organizations including PTA and American Academy of Pediatrics as opposing it, claims secular humanism guides schools, and urges homeschooling or private schooling amid systemic reform failures. King Features Syndicate
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Sightseers at Storm Aftermath Distract Neighborhood
A Baltimore area storm brings damage and delayed relief as sightseers in costly cars arrive to photograph wreckage while residents cope with downed trees and missing power. The author recalls neighbors, a babysitter’s car crushed by a red oak, and a tornado warning that went unheard by a sleeping occupant. Best way to handle it.
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