Bradley unveils $65 billion universal health plan
Bradley advocates universal coverage with strong federal role and free care, aiming at major reform. Gore criticizes it as overly ambitious, while Bradley counters with bold, big ideas. The exchange centers on expanding insured access for all Americans and the pace of reform.
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Gore to shift campaign focus to Tennessee debates planned
Vice President Al Gore will move his campaign operations from Washington to Tennessee to rejuvenate his bid and challenge rival Bill Bradley to debates. A Nashville HQ is likely, with an announcement expected at a Washington news conference. The shift follows Clinton's suggestion as Bradley closes the gap in key primaries. No move date is set.
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New Hampshire Primary Set For February First
Concord AP reports New Hampshire will hold its first in the nation presidential primary on February 1, a week before any other state as Delaware eyeing February 8 for its Republican primary. Officials emphasize staying ahead in the early caucus and primary schedule.
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Supreme Court to Rule on Grandparent Visitation Rights
The Supreme Court will rule on whether a state may override parental objections to grant grandparent visitation. The case centers on Washington state where a court struck down a law as infringing parents’ fundamental rights, a decision cited by other states debating third party access. Justice Ginsburg participated after recent cancer surgery as the Court prepares to hear arguments in January for the 1999 2000 term.
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Books fall short on classroom science guidance says Nelson
Washington AP reports that George Nelson, director of 2061, criticizes science books for covering many topics without aiding teachers. He argues most texts fail to show how students learn science and how to apply concepts, questioning their usefulness in grades and classroom activities.
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Millionaire ends charitable column after distributing 30 million
Percy Ross, famed for his “Thanks A Million” column, says he has given away as much as 30 million and is closing his wallet. He notes readers helped him, and his farewell column marks the end of a long philanthropy as he reflects on what he has learned. The editor says readers sent 10,000 letters weekly seeking aid or advice.
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Brooklyn Museum sues city over funding freeze on controversial exhibit
The Brooklyn Museum of Art sues New York City to stop Mayor Giuliani from freezing funding tied to the new exhibit that includes a dung-decorated Virgin Mary portrait. The board presses ahead as officials threaten eviction and leadership removal.
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Flooding continues in eastern North Carolina after Floyd damage
In Goldsboro and across eastern North Carolina more than 6 inches of rain fell in two days following 20 inches from Hurricane Floyd. Residents fear a 500 year flood as Tar and Neuse rivers stay high. Forecasters expect more rain today but a stretch of dry weather is hoped to follow.
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Encephalitis Could Spread From Infected Birds
A rare African strain of encephalitis that has killed four people near New York City may travel to other states as birds migrate south for winter. Mosquitoes biting infected birds transmit the virus. spraying in New York City and New Jersey has begun while CDC data remain cautious.
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Heat hampers California wildfire fight on rugged terrain
In California heat and winds push firefighting efforts as crews of about 3,300 battle two large fires scorching 49,543 acres in Los Padres National Forest. Fire lines north of Lucia were extended to safeguard homes, but terrain remains the main obstacle amid temperatures in the 90s.
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