Clinton touts prosperity from policies and urges health reform
President Clinton released the annual economic report to Congress arguing his policies boosted prosperity, noting strong 1994 growth, more than 5 million jobs since taking office, and ongoing calls for universal health coverage and welfare reform. He urged Congress to pursue health care and budget goals, while detailing deficits and proposed cuts.
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Congressional Budget Office
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Russia and Chechnya agree to cease-fire talks
Russia and Chechnya announced a cease-fire after two months of fighting in the breakaway republic. The agreement followed talks between Col. Gen. Anatoly Kulikov and Aslan Maskhadov in Ingushetia near Nazran. Details on timing and affected areas were not disclosed and prior truces have collapsed.
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Russia
Chechnya
Startass
Anatoly Kulikov
Aslan Maskhadov
Ordzhonikidzevskaya
Ingushetia
Grozny
Local GOP Split on White House Hopeful
Frederick County GOP leaders discuss the 1996 presidential race with John Tregoning noting plans for a future Republican victory party. Scott Rolle and Dorothy Kelly weigh Kemp's potential as a running mate or alternative picks like Cheney or Gingrich amid the post November fatigue.
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Frederick County
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Dole
Senate
Dorothy Kelly
Republican Women’s Club
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Erick County
Dole-Kemp
Dick Cheney
Clinton backs Foster nomination amid abortion row in Nashville
Vice President Al Gore met with Dr Henry Foster Jr in Nashville as the White House broadens support for his surgeon general bid. The administration frames the fight as a stand on abortion rights while facing opposition from antiabortion groups and some Republicans. Foster defends his record, citing 10,000 babies delivered and programs for teens, after past disclosures on abortion totals and a controversial hysterectomy case.
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Tenn
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al Gore
White House
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Gore
Tennessee
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Washington Post
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Phil Gramm
Texas
Senate
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Poolesville votes down Saudi annexation plan near town limits
Poolesville voters reject a 1 175 acre annexation to host a Saudi Academy complex prompting debate over growth and control. Opponents cite racial tensions and fear loss of town influence while supporters say the project would boost water supply and regional development. Community figures criticize racist remarks and vow to push developers to other county sites.
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Saudi Arabia
Robert Cissel Jr
Alabama
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Montgomery County
Dolores Milmoe
Montgomery
Tipper the arson-detection dog debuts in Maryland
Maryland firefighters unveil Tipper a black Labrador trained to detect accelerants in arson cases. Handler Wayne Shaw touts 100 percent accuracy and notes Tipper helped locate samples for faster lab testing. County fire marshal cites 960 suspicious fires in 1994 and ongoing cases.
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Maryland
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Montgomery County
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Muthall
Montgomery
Gaithersburg
Sgt. Shaw
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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