Welfare reform one year in its impact on families
A year after the welfare law, public assistance use is down across states, yet where former recipients land remains unclear. President Clinton calls the debate over, while HHS Secretary Shalala notes it is too early to tell if people stay off welfare. States report mixed job outcomes among leavers, with many moving into work yet others facing continued dependency and challenges.
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Jones seeks to withdraw as McVeigh’s attorney
Denver AP report says Timothy McVeigh’s lawyer Stephen Jones filed a motion in the 10th Circuit to withdraw after McVeigh, 29, grew angry and obstructive. Jones cites McVeigh’s refusals to meet, unconsulted statements to a newspaper, and self destructive conduct endangering his own case. Nichols, McVeigh’s co defendant, faces trial September 29 on the same charges.
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TV star Jane Seymour ill with dengue in Puerto Rico
Los Angeles based Dr Quinn star Jane Seymour contracted dengue fever while filming a remake in Puerto Rico. Publicist Dick Guttman said she is past the worst and expected to recover after schedule delays extended the shoot by a week.
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Caddy Tina Winchip Supports Pro Golfer on Tour
Tina Winchip caddies for her husband Chas Winchip carrying heavy golf bags while adhering to rules keep up speak only when spoken to and stay out of the way. Chas, a 1994 professional, aims to qualify for the PGA Tour with Tina by his side through events in San Jose and Boise as they plan their future together.
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Weaver faces court failure charge in Ruby Ridge case
Weaver and Harris were tried on conspiracy and other counts. They were acquitted of most serious charges including murder. Weaver was convicted for failing to appear for trial on firearms. Harris, living in Republic Washington, also faces aggravated assault charges for allegedly firing at an officer.
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Ex-Odessan Authority Details Murder Charge and Local Shock
Ex Odessa official Olin notes arrest on murder charge involving a transgender suspect. The case shocked Crosby and Wright residents in a town of 8,000. Crosby’s family declined comment as details emerge from a brief jail transfer and bond process.
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Chelsea Clinton admirer faces gun charges
In Newark New Jersey an admirer of Chelsea Clinton was ordered held in federal custody after attempting to contact the first family’s daughter and expressing love. Zelenkov appeared shackled at a hearing and agreed to be transported to Washington to face federal gun charges. Authorities noted letters attributed to him about the Clinton child are under review.
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Mexican death-row exoneree dies in Mexican wreck
Ricardo Aldape Guerra, who won release after 15 years on Texas death row for a murder he denied, died in a highway crash near Matehuala in San Luis Potosi. He had recently acted in a Mexico City soap opera and faced a hopeful return to normal life after freedom.
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Odessa and Midland eye tax shift for development fund
Odessa officials consider reallocating a quarter cent of the local sales tax to fund economic development, matching Midland’s rate to raise over 3 million annually. Mary Kaye Moore supports the idea while Jobs for Odessa plans to push the measure for the November ballot alongside a possible fund proposal in Odessa.
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