Public favors Democrats on some issues poll says
A private GOP poll shows Democrats ahead on top election issues with 44 percent of voters favoring Democrats to 31 percent for Republicans on who cares more. About 25 percent of Bush supporters lean toward Democrats on the issues, while education health care and Social Security favor Democrats, and Republicans lead on morals and economy. The survey covers 1,000 interviews conducted last November and notes undecided voters leaning Democratic.
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Clinton Uses Day to Tour Volunteerism
President Clinton spent MLK Day volunteering at a Southeast Washington Boys and Girls Club. He urged viewing the holiday as a day on not a day off while praising AmeriCorps volunteers and noting time spent on home projects in Chappaqua New York.
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Talks on Israel Syria peace postponed over Golan Heights dispute
The Clinton administration canceled the planned Israel Syria talks amid sharp disputes over a potential Israeli pullback from the Golan Heights. Barak and al Sharaa spoke as Syria pressed for border demarcation and the return to pre 1967 lines, with no immediate resumption in sight.
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Army closes crash investigation of Albanian Apache accident
After months of inquiry the Army could not determine the cause of the fatal Apache crash during training in northern Albania. The two soldiers killed were the only U.S. casualties in the NATO war against Yugoslavia. The report, obtained by the Dayton Daily News, cites no definitive cause due to extensive damage and lists the cause as unknown. Chief Warrant Officers David Gibbs and Kevin Reichert were identified as casualties.
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