Clinton vows to stay in center for 2nd term
President Clinton pledges to remain centrist in a downtown address to the Democratic Leadership Council. He outlines eight priorities for a second term including balancing the budget with Republican help, reforming Medicare and Medicaid, improving education and making college affordable, and expanding welfare reform to move people from welfare to work.
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Protection of wetlands tightened in Clinton plan
The Clinton administration will phase out a fast track wetlands rule, limiting expedited approvals to areas under three acres and ending the special permitting process within two years. Changes publish in the Federal Register and take effect 60 days later on February 11. The revised rules tighten review for wetland development, reducing exemptions for parcels up to one third of an acre and ending the longstanding 1984 procedures. Environmentalists have long pressed for stricter scrutiny amid decades of wetland loss.
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West Bank attack kills Israeli woman and son in drive by
Arab gunmen opened fire on an Israeli car near a West Bank settlement killing an Israeli woman and her 12 year old son and wounding four family members. Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the attack calling for the murderers to be captured.
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Justices challenge Reno on expanding police power
Washington AP Justice Reno faced tough questions from Supreme Court justices as they debated whether officers may order all passengers from a car stopped for a routine traffic violation. The debate touched on Fourth Amendment rights and the risk of abuse, with judges probing limits and safety concerns.
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Defense questions Fuhrman link to glove planting
Defense questions focused on whether Mark Fuhrman could have planted a bloody glove at O J Simpson's home. Tom Lange offered limited support for the attack amid a tense cross examination. Lange refused to aid the prosecution’s framing and defended the Police Department. The civil case seeks damages for Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman’s deaths.
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