Clinton vows tough plan to revive economy from Oval Office
President Clinton in a prime time Oval Office address urges a national call to arms and outlines a plan with tax increases and spending cuts over four years to revive the economy and create jobs. He warns Americans they are not alone as he previews proposals to Congress and pushes a public relations blitz amid resistance. He contrasts his approach with Reagan and Bush, arguing the economy suffered under the prior 12 years of federal policy.
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Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Energy tax proposal sparks middle class voter backlash
The administration faces political heat over plans to raise energy taxes, breaking a pledge to lower taxes for the middle class. The move has triggered industry infighting as groups clash over which energy types should bear the burden.
Winds Lifted Roofs As Texas Storms Hit North East
Hundreds of students sheltered as gusts near 70 mph ripped roofs and caused water damage across Waxahachie and surrounding areas south of Dallas. Tornado warnings covered 41 Texas counties while reports of funnel clouds appeared in Anderson County and parts of the Panhandles.
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Suommahaan
Waxahachie
Dallas
Anderson County
Palestine
Cherokee
Henderson
Smith Counties
Temple
Louisiana
Weather Service
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma Panhandle
South Plains
Pierson
Stusuann
Honda
Kevorkian Helps 13th Person End Own Life
Roseville Michigan AP Kevorkian assisted a 70 year old invalid to die by inhaling carbon monoxide marking his 13th death by own action. Hugh Gale a former security guard suffered emphysema and congestive heart disease and lived in pain. Gale’s wife Cheryl and Kevorkian were present at the Gale home when he died.
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Roseville, Mich
Jack Kevorkian
Kevorkian
Hugh Gale
Michael Schwartz
Gale
Cheryl
Detroit
Schwartz
HUD cuts Holocaust survivor's rent subsidy in Phoenix
Holocaust survivor Fanny Schlomowitz faces a rent hike after HUD rules restitution payments count as income. The Phoenix River Campus of Care subsidized housing, housing director Rita Halachoff notes the regulation gap on restitution, and Schlomowitz fears losing her apartment after nearly quadrupled rent. She has received payments since 1964 for wartime suffering.
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Fanny Schlomowitz
Budapest
Hungary
United States
Phoenix
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Schlo
Mowitz
River
Care
Rita Halachoff
Kivel
HUD Eee
Halachoff
Schlomowitz
Council Campaign gears up for Odessa May city election
The 1993 campaign season begins as filing runs through March 17 for three City Council seats in Districts 3 4 and 5. Local party leaders say turnout could rise due to a statewide special election for Lloyd Bentsen's Senate seat. Incumbent District 5 member Jaime Ramirez has announced plans to seek re election while At Large Councilman W R Hill faces term expiration and Districts 3 and 4 incumbents Crawford and Slider wait for further steps.
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Lloyd Bentsen
Ector County
Democratic Rty
Larry Torres
Torres
Gary Johnson
Republican Party
Jaime Ramirez
Ramirez
Cy Council
W.R. “Bro” Hill
Crawford
Bob Slider
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Kia Reynolds
Brent Green
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By Martin van der Werf
Arizona Republic
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