Kennedy Remembered As Practical Dreamer On Anniversary
Ashington AP reports on Kennedy remembrance marking years since his assassination. Senators Dodd Mitchell and Cuomo recall his belief in democracy and justice. Kerry Kennedy Cuomo notes his view of politics as a noble calling and his enduring impact. Dodd recounts his Peace Corps era memory in the Dominican Republic when told he had died.
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Clinton plan offers capital gains break with a catch
In Washington the Clinton administration and Democrats propose a sizable capital gains tax break for high earners but tie it to broader tax increases. They would freeze the top capital gains rate at 28 percent while raising taxes on ordinary income up to 43 percent, creating a differential of up to five points. Capital gains backers doubt the proposal will draw investors, predicting moves to tax-free ventures. The plan, part of a roughly 246 billion dollar five-year deficit-reduction bill, cleared the House Ways and Means Committee amid Republican opposition as debate set for May 26.
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Clifford suffers mild heart attack after bypass surgery
Former Defense Secretary Clark Clifford, 86, had a mild heart attack after March quadruple bypass surgery. Attorney says one bypassed artery became blocked again as a complication. Clifford was hospitalized for a stomach ailment when the heart issue emerged.
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Explosion in Rome's Parioli District Hurts At Least 18
A car bomb believed blast hit a six story building in the wealthy Parioli area of Rome injuring 18 and causing a major fire. A TV host had just left a studio and may have been targeted. Three were badly hurt as power failed for an hour and firefighters battled the blaze near Maurizio Costanzo's theater.
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Clinton Reaffirms Bosnia Plan Amid Allied Doubts
President Clinton said the threat of military action to halt the war in Bosnia remains on the table but the United States will not act alone. He backed a dual policy of arming Bosnian Muslims and limited bombing while encouraging a UN border-monitoring troop plan as a key next step. Senate criticism followed the briefing as he framed a week of political wins and steady progress.
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Lawmakers back Bosnia peace plan in symbolic vote
In Belgrade Yugoslavia lawmakers endorsed a U N backed peace initiative for Bosnia to signal a path for Bosnian Serbs who will vote in a weekend referendum. Milosevic called the session an important step toward peace while Karadzic insisted final verdict rests with the Bosnian Serb parliament.
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Dole Faces Doubt Over Decision Making
Minority Leader Bob Dole comments on a perceived indecisiveness among his supporters. He notes the lingering doubt about his ability to make firm choices in leadership.
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