Clinton assets rise to 1997 amid stock market gains
President Clinton and the first lady reported 1997 assets between 1.3 million and 5.8 million, up from 760000 to 1.7 million a year earlier, driven by the value of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s blind trust. The disclosure also noted about 3 million in unpaid legal bills and Gore family assets between 770000 and 870000.
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Clinton vows sanctions after India's nuclear tests
President Clinton pledged to enforce U S laws that could trigger automatic sanctions after India's tests. He urged India to join the test ban treaty and stop further testing, while lawmakers criticized intelligence warnings and urged calm regional responses. The Foreign Relations panel planned hearings on sanctions.
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U S population projections suggest growth amid shrinking nations
The Population Reference Bureau projects the United States will rise from 270 million now to about 298 million by 2010 and 335 million by 2025, while many European nations will show no natural growth or declines. Russia Germany Italy and the UK trend downward. Pakistan and Bangladesh rise in rank. Mexico grows toward ninth place by 2025. Demographic shifts hinge on family size choices.
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Microsoft wins appeal ruling on Windows 98
The U S Court of Appeals considers a stay on Judge Jackson’s injunction as Microsoft seeks to keep Windows 98 with its built in browser. The Justice Department and 13 states argue the browser tie harms competition and violates a 1995 settlement.
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