Clinton returns to Washington after China visit with guarded optimism
President Clinton came home on Independence Day, saying U S ties with China are on a firmer footing though substantial obstacles remain. Analysts caution against overstatement, noting gains were atmospheric and amid persistent human rights tensions including Tiananmen and visa refusals for reporters.
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Odessa Independence Day Parade Celebrates 222nd Birthday
More than 15 000 people attended the Odessa Jaycees 50th annual parade and Firecracker Fandango on the warm Independence Day with water games, a space walk, and a crowd-friendly crowd. Awards honored 10 categories including Best Car and Best Non profit Float while two minor parade injuries were reported. Parade footage will air on KOCV TYV at 3 p.m. today and Monday.
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Marines Warn New Recruits About Marriage Costs
Washington AP reports the Marine Corps urges singles to delay marriage due to deployments and six month sea stints. Sgt. Maj. Lewis G. Lee notes a three year trend of fewer first term Marines marrying as education on family responsibility grows. Many recruits are told marriage may be too hard for teens and twenty somethings with low pay and frequent moves.
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Lawmakers use holiday to push party priorities
On July 4, Democrats and Republicans pressed rival agendas ahead of November. President Clinton seeks 101 million to boost food safety including a new joint institute and expanded surveillance and early-warning systems, while the GOP pushes for deeper tax cuts. The House has approved 16.8 million of his request.
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