Compromise gun bill eyed as Democrats shift on inaction
Democrats signal openness to a compromise on gun controls after months of paralysis. House and Senate figures, including Tom Daschle and Za Hyde, indicate willingness to consider background checks, safety locks, and gun-show provisions as Clinton weighs possible flexibility near the Columbine anniversary.
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Gore sketches loyalty lesson as Bradley serves hot dogs
In New York Gore reads to first graders at Public School 163 about a bear and material goods, urging friendship over possessions. He criticizes McCain and Bush for private school vouchers and calls the GOP education plan an afterthought. Bradley, in New York, shops at Gray's Papaya and jokes with reporters before flying to Connecticut.
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Fire destroys records at National Archives storage center
A fire Tuesday at the National Archives storage facility near Washington destroyed government records. Investigators said the blaze began in the duane cur oe storage area and caused extensive damage to archival material. No injuries were reported and containment was achieved by local fire units.
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