Clinton ends year with no vetoes in first year
Washington AP reports President Clinton closes his first year in office without a veto the first time for a new chief executive since Nixon. Analysts cite majority leverage and bargaining wins on the budget NAFTA and gun control as signs of a cooperative approach.
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Drug War Costs Rise Across Government Levels in 1991
In 1991 the cost of the war on drugs totaled 237 billion nationwide with state and local governments shouldering 15.9 billion and the federal government 11 billion. Corrections and police dominated spending, while per capita figures ranged from 154 in Alaska to 13.73 in South Dakota.
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