Government sues over term limits in constitutional clash
The Clinton administration moves to challenge state term limit laws, using federal funds to oppose voter approved limits. U.S. Term Limits calls this a betrayal of the people, while days argues federalism is at stake and states may regulate congressional membership under the Tenth Amendment.
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Drew Days
Arkansas Law
Arabesque launches by Pinnacle line of Black romance
The Arabesque series from Pinnacle Books features Black heroes and heroines with colloquial speech and cultural references. Sales are brisk as readers of all races enjoy romance, and editors note the genre expands to include ethnic American perspectives while preserving the traditional romance formula.
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Clin ton backs Haiti plan amid constitutional clash
Doug Bandow argues the Clinton administration pushes a Haiti invasion to prove leadership and secure political advantage. He criticizes reliance on UN approval and multinational troops while bypassing Congress, labeling Aristide’s regime tenuous and warning of post invasion violence and squandered democracy.
Progressing by standing still in NC highway deaths analysis
North Carolina officials say the state edged eight fewer highway fatalities this year than last, a modest gain amid rising vehicle numbers and a recovering economy. Seat belt use and stricter drunk driving laws show projected life and injury savings, with alcohol related deaths dropping and arrests rising in 1994. Paul O'Connor notes the paradox of progress.
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Military critics blast Clinton on ethics and policy
Retired Col. David Hackworth, a syndicated columnist, argues that long standing distrust of Bill Clinton within the armed forces is justified. He cites draft avoidance, open gays in ranks, women in combat, and inconsistent wartime leadership as driving a rift from Korea to Somalia and beyond.
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