Dole and rivals duel on taxes and jobs in N H
In Nashua AP coverage, Bob Dole attacks Lamar Alexander as tax and spend liberal while Pat Buchanan spars on trade and taxes. Dole cites his past tax votes as opponents push economic themes before the final New Hampshire primary four days away.
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Pat Brown dies at 90 former California governor
Edmund G. Pat Brown longtime governor who steered California's growth in the 1960s has died of a heart attack at 90. He led a vast public works push including freeways universities and the California Water Project and was father to Jerry Brown and Kathleen Brown.
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Workers Could Invest Part Of Social Security In PSAs
Washington AP report outlines three plans allowing workers to divert about 40 percent of their Social Security payroll tax into personal security accounts held by private firms. The 60 percent would stay in the basic system. PSAs would be mandatory with investment choices similar to 401(k) plans, and employers and employees share the payroll tax. In retirement, beneficiaries would choose how PSA funds are paid.
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Washington
Steve Forbes
Policeman recovering slowly after lung surgery in Chattanooga
Gary Dockery, shot in the head in 1998, shows faint alertness one day after surgeons removed infectious fluid from his lungs. Dr. James Folkening said the lung is not as improved as hoped but they remain optimistic about his recovery amid his prolonged unconscious state.
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Ebola outbreak strikes Gabon village Mayibout
Preliminary tests show 19 people in Mayibout Gabon infected with Ebola virus and 10 dead, with nine others isolated at Makokou hospital 100 miles away. WHO investigators confirmed hemorrhagic fever symptoms and ongoing monitoring with patients recovering.
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Grace Jones Stuns At Vienna Opera Ball In Mask
Grace Jones arrives at Vienna's Opera Ball wearing an elegant mask and teases photographers by sticking out her tongue. She tells Austria's state TV she would like to go to an opera box and "make love" to a boyfriend, translated as "hold hands" by the interviewer. Guests include Mickey Rooney Britt Eklund and Bo Derek at the flower bedecked, dance floor transformed gala.
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OJ Simpson Offer to Talk for Money Widens Probe
OJ Simpson says he will answer questions from anyone for pay, including prosecutor Marcia Clark, if paid for filming. He discusses selling a two hour video via mail for 2995 dollars, with excerpts sent to media and viewers urged to call to order.
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Salvi murder trial ties to earlier clinic parking ticket
A Dedham AP report notes a police officer who attended a bloody abortion clinic shooting later recalled giving a parking ticket near another clinic months earlier. Lawyers for John C Salvi of Hampton NH argue insanity, not antiabortion stance, drove his 1994 killings of two receptionists and wounding of five others at two clinics, including a Planned Parenthood site.
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McLean Stevenson, M A S H Star, Dies at 66
Los Angeles AP reports McLean Stevenson veteran actor who portrayed Lt. Col. Henry Blake on M A S H died at 66 from a heart attack. Known for his rebels charm, he left M A S H after three seasons and earned a 1973 Golden Globe and 1974 Emmy nomination.
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Clinton questions Fed slow growth policy debate
President Clinton, who avoided challenging the Federal Reserve during a period of rising rates, now signals a push for debate over how fast the economy can grow without higher inflation. He cited factory executives and foreign competition as factors shaping growth, mentioning plans to nudge the Fed by naming Felix Rohatyn as vice chairman.
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Clinton aide questioned over 1998 travel office firings
White House faces six weeks of scrutiny as Hillary Clinton becomes a key figure in the May 1998 travel office firings. Rep William Clinger said the House panel seeks answers from White House Counsel Jack Quinn and others after a memo surfaced. The administration defends the firings as a response to financial mismanagement while acknowledging the handling was poor.
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