Lott Says Tobacco Bill Is Dead in the Water
Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott declared the tobacco bill dead in the water amid partisan impasse over amendments. President Clinton urged action, but Lott warned against expected votes this week as Democrats and Republicans clash on throttling debate and tax provisions. He characterized the bill as a hidden tax on smokers and favored smaller, targeted anti smoking measures.
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New Mexico House race eyed as parties seek momentum
Washington AP reports a June 23 special election in New Mexico to fill the late Steve Schiff's seat between Republican Heather Wilson and Democrat Phil Maloof. Nationally, both parties seek momentum for November battles over House control. analysts warn 11 seats could flip to Democrats.
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Kim Dae Jung Presses Open North Korea Dialogue in Washington
South Korean President Kim Dae Jung arrives in Washington to meet President Clinton and urge a less punitive approach toward North Korea. He argues easing sanctions and offering economic inducements could spur openness and dialogue, signaling a shift amid global nuclear anxieties.
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Health care regulation splits GOP over managed care rules
Four years after Clinton's plan, Republicans in Congress wrestle with regulating managed care and expanding coverage. A GOP task force faces divisions on consumer protections, lawsuit access, and funding methods, while Democrats promise to seize on perceived inaction.
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Police staffing rises nationwide amid surge in officers
Washington AP reports a four year rise in full time state and local law enforcement by more than 68 thousand to 423000. About 64 percent are uniformed as agencies devote more sworn officers to patrol and community policing. Justice Department officials note the growth and shift in duties.
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