Clinton Finalizes His Last Budget With Election Proposals
President Clinton plans a mass of election year proposals in his final budget to expand health care for the uninsured offer tax relief to middle class aid for the elderly with drug costs and increased college support. The plan includes roughly 250 billion in tax cuts over 10 years and emphasizes health care expansion and education while Gore influence appears in budget items and public pushback from Republicans looms.
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President seeks funds to enforce equal pay laws
President Clinton plans to ask Congress for 27 million to bolster federal equal pay laws and enforcement with 10 million for EEOC training, 17 million for Labor Department programs, and support for the Paycheck Fairness Act. Michelle Akers joins at the White House as wage gaps and pay practices draw attention.
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Maureen Reagan details Reagan’s decline in Newsweek essay
Maureen Reagan says her father Ronald Reagan cannot speak coherently and struggles with motor skills, unable to finish puzzles or engage in conversations. She recalls aphasia and a pivotal moment of realizing his memory loss, noting Nancy Reagan provides strong care amid his advancing Alzheimer's disease.
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Bush son faces Iowa caucuses as anxious father watches
Former president George H W Bush expressed understanding of his son George W Bush's nerves before the Iowa caucuses. The candidate recalled his 1980 Iowa run and noted his father called from Houston to offer support, while W Bush reflected on past races and the energy in Iowa.
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Clinton motorcade passes abortion protesters on Sunday
President Clinton's motorcade paused near Foundry United Methodist Church as abortion foes marched with signs and fetus images during weekend Roe v. Wade anniversary protests. Organizers Rock for Life and the Christian Defense Coalition led demonstrations ahead of Monday's March for Life on Constitution Avenue toward the Capitol. Heard during services were calls for statehood for D C and mention of Iowa caucuses as key political moments loom.
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