Balanced budget backers eye reprisal in late March
Supporters of a balanced budget amendment say Congress may approve the measure this year despite a Senate defeat by a 63-37 roll call. House proponents plan another vote later in March hoping to pressure senators as re election campaigns heat up, while Senate foe George Mitchell vows to block any new vote this year.
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Whitney dominates Grammys with Bodyguard wins
At the 36th Grammy Awards, Whitney Houston claimed three wins in four nominations for music from The Bodyguard, including best pop female vocalist and record of the year for I Will Always Love You, while The Bodyguard soundtrack won album of the year. The Aladdin soundtrack swept five Grammys led by A Whole New World.
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Bono Sparks Controversy At Grammys With Expletive
U2 star Bono swore on national television during the Grammys, then nearly moved Frank Sinatra to tears after a tribute. Host Garry Shandling laughed off the moment as Bono explained his unscripted liner notes written en route to New York. Sinatra, moved, thanked the audience before CBS cut to a commercial. insiders blamed Sinatra's aide for pulling the plug.
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Names in the News highlights Tonya Harding and publicity bids
In Los Angeles No Excuses jeans declined Harding amid more popular figures, while Kerrigan cashes in with Disney Revlon Reebok and Campbell Soup. Nike cut ties after her Olympic finish and probe. Bambi Bembenek laments sexist coverage and shares a UW lecture tour. Betty Shabazz urges 21st century action against racism at Brandeis citing Malcolm X’s legacy.
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Fair board measures advance to Topeka
The Senate and House approved bills to recreate the State Fair Board. The House, 120-5, would form a 13 member board with six governor appointments and a majority tied to agriculture. The Senate, 35-5, would form an 11 member board with five governor appointments and a majority active in agriculture. The prior board was dissolved after a federal judge ruled the former selection method unconstitutional.
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