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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 2000

Page

3

Soldier appeals ruling over UN insignia refusal in Macedonia

A US Army medic, Michael New, appeals a bad conduct discharge for refusing to wear United Nations insignia during a 1995 Macedonia peacekeeping mission. His lawyers argue Clinton's deployment order was illegal and that a military jury should have ruled on its legality.

Washington Clinton Henry L. Hamilton Michael New US Court of Appeals For Macedonia Hamilton Kelly Haywood New Haywood Yugoslavia United Nations U.N Gary Jewell New Said Germany Conroe Congress Army U.S Kuwait Texas U.S. Supreme Court

Clinton targets tobacco industry and gun dealers in election bid

President Clinton proposed a $3,000 annual fine on cigarette makers for each underage smoker and tougher scrutiny of gun dealers linked to crimes. He urged three annual inspections, photo ID for purchases, handgun safety locks, and ammo clip bans, aiming to revive gun and tobacco curbs amid a tight congressional climate.

Washington Clinton Congress White House Hillary Senate Capitol Hill Ron Wyden D-Ore U.S Oregon Joe Lockhart Senate Republicans Lockhart North Carolina John Edwards North Caroline Edwards Raleigh N.C American Cancer Society John R. Seffrin Big Tobacco America Bureau of ATF National Rifle Association Bill Powers al Gore Gosh Powers Sen Charles Schumer Schumer

Memorial service honors adviser Bob Squier in Washington

President Clinton and Vice President Gore mourn political adviser Bob Squier at the National Cathedral. Squier, 65, died Jan. 24 and shaped countless campaign ads for Senate House and governors. He helped modernize political TV advertising and sparked ethical debate with provocative spots.

Washington Clinton Bob Squier Squier Grand National Cathedral Senate House Hubert Humphrey Ed Muskie Jimmy Carter Massachusetts

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