House approves budget pact after late marathon vote
The House narrowly defeats a bid to boost highway spending that could derail the balanced budget agreement. The Senate backs a proposal to raise cigarette taxes by 43 cents per pack to fund children’s health insurance and reduce the deficit, with Orrin Hatch and Edward Kennedy leading the measure.
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Senate votes to ban late term abortions but fails to override veto
The Senate approved a measure banning certain late term abortions by a 64 to 36 vote but fell three votes short of the two thirds needed to override President Clinton's threatened veto. The bill, praised by Republicans and opposed by Democrats, moves to the House for a likely approval after Memorial Day recess, with the White House promising a veto.
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FBI disciplines agents in Olympic bomb case
The FBI censured Atlanta office head Woody Johnson and agent David Tubbs, while suspending Don Johnson for five days for pressuring Richard Jewell to waive a lawyer. The move follows the Justice Department finding major errors in demanding questioning without counsel after the July 1996 Olympic Park bombing.
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Roseanne to Launch Daytime Talk Show in Fall
Roseanne announces joining the daytime talk sweepstakes with a five day a week gabfest produced by King World. The deal includes potential for Roseanne to create and develop additional programs. She aims to forge a distinct path beyond current talk show norms.
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Kansas Mobile Home Park Act Rules and Exceptions
The 1991 Mobile Home Parks Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, effective 1993, applies to mobile home lots in Kansas. Key provisions include security deposits up to twice the lot rent, separate deposit accounts, 20 day disputes on transfers, lease limits to one year, notice periods, and specific abandonment and lien rules. Tiedowns are required for large units, with criminal penalties for noncompliance.
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