Reagan’s 45th wedding anniversary marked quietly
Los Angeles AP reports Nancy Reagan said the 45 years since her marriage to Ronald Reagan feel like a brief moment of happiness. The couple, who met as actors, exchanged vows on March 4, 1952, at Little Brown Church Studio City with William Holden as best man. They observed their milestone with a private Bel-Air dinner.
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Government planes bomb Albanian port town amid frontline advances
Albanian authorities reported air strikes on a southern port area as troops moved through the region. Residents described MiG-15 bombings near Livena and smoke from nearby blasts, with about 400 families in the town. four injuries were cited in a separate clash, while the Defense Ministry denied orders to fire on civilians.
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Clinton views damage in tornado torn Arkansas visit
President Clinton toured Arkadelphia amid wreckage from weekend storms and tornadoes while declaring major disasters in nine Kentucky and 14 Ohio counties. He sent Vice President Gore to flooded areas in Kentucky and Ohio as relief efforts begin.
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Budget amendment loses again in Senate vote
The one vote defeat of the balanced budget amendment in the Senate shifts focus to congressional and White House efforts for a real balanced budget by 2002. Republicans fault Clinton’s plan as flawed while Democrats demand their own alternative. The 66 to 34 defeat, one vote shy of two-thirds, echoes the 1995 result.
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Disability pay losses reach 2.3 billion dollars
Congressional auditors say billions in disability payments go to people who are too rich or too healthy for SSI. The GAO reports last year SSI overpayments totaled 2.3 billion while SSA recovers only 15 percent. The program serves about 6.6 million elderly, blind and disabled people.
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