Clinton refocuses on economy amid early White House turmoil
Washington AP reports President Clinton, facing high oil ratings and early distractions over homosexuals in the military and AG selection, must reset his focus on the economy. Analysts say the administration lacks the campaign’s focused momentum while Democrats stress stability as the economy remains the central issue.
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Cowboys Triumph Over Bills in Bowl XXVII Night
Cowboys upset the Bills in a dramatic showdown as fans yelled and players celebrated. The game featured standout plays and a late surge that secured the win, with key moments shaping the outcome in the fourth quarter.
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Odessa Welcomes Super Bowl Baby Victoria Lace Charmane Martinez
Victoria Lace Charmane Martinez arrived at 11:35 a.m. weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces, the first Super Bowl baby for Odessa family Jami and Benjamin Martinez. The newborn, born hours before kickoff of Super Bowl XXVII, snuggled with her parents as they watched the Dallas Cowboys play Buffalo, happy despite labor surprises.
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Military opposition to gays echoes integration sentiment
A nationwide debate mirrors 1948 protests against integration as military leaders warn lifting the ban on homosexuals could harm cohesion and morale. Rival viewpoints emerge from Sen. Sam Nunn and veterans like Gen. Omar Bradley, with historical notes on the 24th Infantry and segregation in World War II and Korea.
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Steinbrenner’s $58 Million Bailout Raises Questions
Congress quietly approved a $58 million bailout for the Steinbrenner family shipbuilding firm, exceeding its prior demands in a dispute with the Navy and U.S. Maritime Administration. Critics say the action favors a contractor and reflects a revolving door between government and defense firms, highlighting concerns over special interests and policy reform.
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