Bradley escalates aggressive bid against Gore in race
Bill Bradley shifts from above-the-fray stance to a combative, targeted strategy against Al Gore. He presses fundraising scrutiny and mobilizes black voters with stops at Allen AME Church in New York and Florida and South Carolina outreach on Confederate flag debate. Bradley seeks debate with Gore in New York and sharpens attacks to broaden support while courting minority constituencies ahead of March primaries.
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Bradley
Gore
Allen Ame Church
New Jersey
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South Carolina
California
al Sharpton
Sharpton
Chris Lehane
Los Angeles
Clinton unveils 1.84 trillion budget plan for surplus era
President Clinton unveils a 1.84 trillion budget aiming to expand health care, reduce debt by 2013, and boost aid for the elderly and uninsured. Republicans rebuke it as big-government, while Gore aides calibrate programs for the election year and debt reduction.
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Clinton
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Senate Budget Committee
Pete Domenici
al Gore
John Kasich
Ohio
House Budget Committee
Gore
United States
Andrew Jackson
Congressional Budget Office
George W. Bush
Crash investigators struggle to identify Alaska crash victims
Families face a wait of at least six months for DNA based identifications as NTSB and Navy divers map the Santa Barbara Channel site. Only four bodies identified. remains recovered from the Alaska Airlines Flight 261 crash near Puerto Vallarta.
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NTSB
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Washington, D.C
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport
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Nev
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Pfizer to Buy Warner-Lambert in $90 Billion Deal
Pfizer to acquire Warner-Lambert Co in a stock transaction worth 90 billion, creating the world’s second largest pharmaceutical company. The union brings Viagra and Lipitor under one banner and ends a three month takeover battle begun after Warner-Lambert’s 58.3 billion merger with American Home Products. The deal envisions 1.6 billion in annual cost savings by 2002 and significant job cuts as operations merge.
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Warner-Lambert
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American Home Products
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CIA says attorney failed lie detector in anti Semitism case
Adam Chalsky, Milwaukee attorney, says he may sue the CIA over firing tied to anti Semitism claims. CIA memo states he failed polygraphs about actions or sales of U S secrets to two dual U S Israeli citizens with Israeli defense firm links.
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U.S
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