Flag bill faces uphill battle in South Carolina House
In Columbia the Confederate flag removal bill stalls in the House where most black lawmakers oppose the measure, saying it does not fully remove the symbol. Senate support and a MLK holiday vote show party splits, with NCAP boycott pressure and a slim Republican majority complicating passage.
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Tragedy births activists voice for gun control
In Littleton the father of Daniel Mauser, killed by a gun bought at a gun show, becomes a gun control advocate. He joins Sane Alternatives to the Firearms Epidemic and testifies on reform while others like Marsha Kight push for victims rights, shaping a broader public push after Columbine and other tragedies.
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Clinton reassures Americans on economy after stock plunge
President Clinton sought to calm fears after Wall Street’s sharp drop saying the economy should improve with modest inflation and strong growth. He stressed that investment climate and markets will take care of themselves and that long term trends remain positive.
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