Clinton and Republicans clash on tax cuts and priorities
Clinton and GOP leaders clash over a fiscal 2001 framework as the White House urges tax cuts targeted to aid education and Social Security while congressional Republicans push broader cuts and debt reduction by 2013. The sides differ on defense and domestic spending, with talks aimed to finish by mid April.
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Washington
House
Senate
Clinton
John Kasich
Robio
House Budget Committee
Kasich
GOP
Senate Budget Committee
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Congress
J.C. Watts
R-Okla
House Republican Conference
Gene Sperling
White House
Clinton attacks Bush Giuliani on education in New York
Hillary Rodham Clinton addressed about 1000 teacher aides at the New York Hilton in midtown Manhattan and tied her campaign to Al Gore while criticizing the Bush Giuliani education agenda. She questioned selling the Board of Education building and urged investment in children’s education.
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Hillary Clinton
New York
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Rudolph Giuliani
al Gore
School Board
U.S. Senate
New York Hilton
Midtown Manhattan
Giuliani
New York City
Board of Education
School board and principal sued over abuse case awarded damages
A jury ruled the school board and principal were deliberately indifferent to signs that teacher Craig Lawson was a child molester. The board must pay 700000 to Jackson Baynard and the former Barrett Elementary principal Catherine Malone 350000. Baynard was abused starting in 1990 while a sixth grader. Malone could be liable if warned.
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Jackson Baynard
Charles Barrett
Catherine Malone
Barrett
Craig Lawson
Diplomatic immunity saves torture suspect from arrest
A Peruvian intelligence official Tomas Ricardo Anderson Kohatsu faced arrest in Houston on torture allegations but was released due to diplomatic immunity. Human rights groups denounced the decision, citing evidence of torture, while CEJIL and others criticized State Department for intervening. Anderson had traveled to testify before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in Washington.
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Washington
Justice Department
Tomas Ricardo Anderson Kohatsu
Peru
Anderson
State Department
Houston
Center For Justice and International Law
CEJIL
Mexico
United States
Organization of American States’ Inter-American Commission On Human Rights
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Jack Lew
Joe Moakley
D-Mass
House Committee On Rules
Capitol Hill
Kamal N. Tolia
American Board of Bariatric Medicine
Ya Ebbay
Ector
Freddie Gardiner
Ector County
Precinct 1
Freddie Gardner
Gene Chandler
Treal
Calphalon
Dillard’s
Visa
Mastercard
American Express
Discover
Diners Club
Music City Mall
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