Odessa network chosen as sole Hispanic business group
Joe Morin TAMACC president asserts the Odessa Mexican American Network is the city’s only Hispanic business group, beating the Odessa Hispanic Chamber of Commerce after reviewing which organization met TAMACC’s criteria for vibrancy and inclusivity. Abraham Fosse, Odessa Hispanic Chamber president, disputes the claim and notes long-term membership.
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Smoking ban at the White House confirms new health policy
Washington AP reports the Clinton White House will forbid smoking indoors. Visitors must go outside to smoke as Lisa Caputo and George Stephanopoulos outline a strict no smoking rule tied to Mrs. Clinton's health priorities. The Clintons themselves have not smoked.
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Smoking ban near DFW airport gains city approval
The Fort Worth City Council voted to ban smoking at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, with Grapevine City Council expected to back the measure. The DFW Airport board already approved the ban, and violations would go to court as Class C misdemeanors with fines between 25 and 100 dollars.
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Clinton Eyes $31 Billion Boost for Business Economy
Washington reports President Clinton plans a $31 billion mix of spending gains and tax cuts to lift the economy. Officials say $16 billion would fund roads, waste water plants and early childhood vaccination programs, with a four year plan rising federal investment from $10 billion next year to $60 billion by 1997 while seeking a $145 billion deficit cut by 2007.
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Health care bill faces hurdle after heated hearing
A health care bill may fall short as lawmakers react to Reischauer's testimony. The contentious hearing sparked a political brawl, signaling trouble in forging bipartisan support and narrowing chances for broad approval. The scene underscores growing partisan strain over the bill.
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Super Bowl sets television viewership record
The Dallas Cowboys and Michael Jackson helped NBC claim its first weekly ratings victory in over six months as the 1993 Super Bowl became the most watched show in TV history. NBC estimates 133.4 million viewers, about 6.4 million more than the 1986 game, with a 45.1 rating and 66 share, surpassing all but M A S H in 1983.
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