Clinton cites Census data on income gaps and family structure
The piece argues that income inequality has widened since 1968, predating Reagan and Bush, and attributes most impact to family structure rather than tax policy. It cites Daniel H. Weinberg noting more single households create more low income households, diminishing the effect of presidential tax changes on overall wealth.
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Bill Clinton
White House
George Bush
Ronald Reagan
Clinton
Census Bureau
Reagan
Bush
Oval Office
America
Daniel H. Weinberg
Letters: Does crime pay in Roswell
Lisa D Thompson of Roswell writes that a shoplifter convicted in Municipal Court faced a $14 fine with no jail, counseling, or probation, while the merchant bears hours of effort and court costs. She urges tougher judge selection and larger fines to deter crime.
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Roswell
Lisa D. Thompson
Roswell Duo Joined Century Club of NM Military Institute
June 30 1971 Gail Harris Roswell treasurer and realtor becomes first Roswell member of the Century Club of the New Mexico Military Institute Quarterback Club receiving patch and Idaho card from founder Bob Byron. N M McGee and Rebecca Allen and Steve Gonzales win Kennecott Scholarship Awards at New Mexico State University each 500 dollars and a plaque. Large fires raise smoke over Roswell Highlands Elementary School arson suspected burning building used by Community Action and Head Start programs.
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Gail Harris
Chaves County
Roswell
Century Club
New Mexico Military Institute
Harris
Idaho
Bob Byron
N.M. McGee
Kennecott Copper Corp
Rebecca Allen
Steve Gonzales
Silver City
Kennecott
New Mexico State University
Highlands
McDonnell Douglas Eyes NASA X-33 Bid For New Mexico Spaceport
NASA will award a July contract for a reusable launch vehicle with McDonnell Douglas favored to win the X-33 project. The company has tested a model at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, while Lockheed Martin and Rockwell urge their own proposals. New Mexico lawmakers and Gov. Gary Johnson push for $5 to $10 million in 1997 funding to build spaceport infrastructure, including storage tanks, to attract future launches.
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NASA
al Gore
California
Aeronautics and Space Administration
McDonnell Douglas
Rockwell
Lockheed Martin
White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
Edwards Air Force Base
Spaceport Commission
Albuquerque
Commission
Space Commission
WSMR
McDonnell
Gary Johnson
One Mexican's battle against corruption in Guanajuato
Vicente Fox, governor of Guanajuato, targets Mexico's PRI hegemony with PAN aspirations for 2000. A farmer turned executive, he cites historic violence and calls for a real democracy, acknowledging reforms may require risky, prolonged effort.
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Guanajuato
Mexico
Vicente Fox
Fox
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
National Action Party
PAN
Dale van Atta
Leon
Civic Plaza
White House security files questioned amid witness testimony
A White House staffer pressed a congressional witness with a blunt question about hostile use of material in security files. The scene reflects how such files can shape judgment, as the witness admitted no known damage, while the commentary notes readers and evaluators often filter chaff from meaningful data.
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Craig Livtorie
Livingstone
Alan Dershowitz
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