Hatfield faces possible sanctions after balanced budget vote
Senate GOP Whip Trent Lott said Hatfield showed arrogance in voting against the balanced budget amendment, risking sanctions. Hatfield was the lone Republican to oppose the measure, which would have required two thirds to pass. Lott hinted at whispers about losing his Appropriations chair, though no names were given. Hatfield plans to stay in Oregon to be accountable for his vote as party leaders debate political consequences.
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Browner Says She Will Not Be Silenced In EPA Row
EPA Administrator Carol Browner rejects intimidation from Rep. David McIntosh over an EPA fact sheet critical of the Contract With America. McIntosh threatens an investigation under anti lobbying laws, while White House counsel Mikva questions the legal reading and partisan motives.
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Environmental Protection Agency
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Chris Jones
White House
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Reagan in early Alzheimer's confirmed by Nancy Reagan
Former President Reagan has Alzheimer’s disease in early stages. Nancy Reagan told CNN Larry King Weekend that there have been better days and that the illness is hard on loved ones. She plans a public service announcement and discussed the couple’s burial plot as she reflected on his life.
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CNN
Larry King
Nancy Reagan
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Woman’s body found in National Zoo lion enclosure
A partially devoured woman's body was found early Saturday in the outdoor lion enclosure at the National Zoo in Washington. Two lions were present. The cause of death was not established and the woman was not identified. A zookeeper discovering the body alerted police after guiding the lions back to the lion house.
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National Zoo
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Joe Gentile
Coupon clipping fades as shoppers curb use of coupons
Falls Church resident laments expired and misused coupons while analysts note 1993 and 1994 saw first redemption declines since 1970. Industry watchers attribute slippage to new cost-saving strategies, in-store promos, targeted offers, and electronic coupons reducing traditional coupon use.
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Falls Church
Jane Perrin
NCH Promotional Services
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Joan Johnson
CMS Inc
Inston-Salem
N.C
Johnson
CMS
NCH
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