McCain Not Ready to Ride Off Into Sunset
McCain says he is not quitting politics and will press on to defend Social Security and campaign-finance reform. He will not release his 247 delegates yet and plans to keep speaking to supporters while weighing how to push his ideas with budget surpluses, despite bowing out of the GOP race.
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Inmates seek work program tied to jail reforms vote
Republican candidates Braly Donaldson and Sheriff’s Sgt Rogers discuss inmate work programs and jail work crews. They favor community service tied to jail operations, with contracts outlining liability and inmate use. concerns include jail workload, inmate eligibility, and ensuring security.
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Farmers seek federal aid in Clinton plan push
From New England to California farmers who rarely receive government assistance press Congress and the Clinton administration for cash and other help. Rep. Maurice Hinchey leads a bid to add 150 million for fruit, vegetables and nuts to a supplemental bill to compensate weather damage and low prices. The Agriculture Department would allocate funds as needed. Federal programs have long favored grain and cotton, with Iowa Texas and five other states getting about half of subsidies. Glickman says aid to other farmers is needed for fairness and program support. Hinchey planned an amendment but delayed it pending GOP commitment to consider later.
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