President asks court to keep line item veto
The Supreme Court is expected to rule on the line item veto after Clinton asked the court to uphold Congress’s authority to let the president veto specific spending items and tax breaks. The case involves New York City and potato growers challenging the law after Clinton used the veto 82 times last year.
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White House Notebook on Starr Clinton Indictment Odds
Independent counsel Kenneth Starr pressed Hillary Rodham Clinton in a five hour session as the Arkansas Whitewater probe nears a May 7 grand jury deadline. Observers say Starr may decide on indicting Mrs Clinton over Castle Grande and cover up actions, though political risks loom. Senator Hatch dismissed indictment chances despite extensive Clinton involvement.
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Republicans clash over tobacco penalties as final decisions near
With the deadline for final decisions approaching, senior Republicans argue over how far to penalize the tobacco industry for teenage smoking and health problems. Democrats largely demand the toughest anti-tobacco bill, while the industry warns it will resist measures harming its long-term interests.
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Cohen warns of Pentagon layoffs without emergency funding
Defense Secretary William Cohen says by early May Congress must pass a multibillion-dollar emergency package or thousands of Pentagon civilian workers could be laid off. He adds that failing to close unnecessary bases would force cuts to high-technology weapons programs.
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Powell Defends Volunteer Program Amid Broad Impact
Retired General Colin Powell, head of America's Promise, says his year-old campaign to mobilize corporate America and individuals has lasting effect. He notes progress beyond cleanup efforts and emphasizes a broader surge in volunteerism.
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Bork presses suit against Microsoft in antitrust bid
Conservative former Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork, now tied to Netscape, urged the Justice Department to file an antitrust case against Microsoft. He said the documents show clear monopolistic intent and framed the case as one of the rare actions the department should pursue.
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Mother who used son to sell crack sentenced in Albany
Janet Silas, 29, of Cohoes admitted directing her 10 year old son to sell crack cocaine and was sentenced to 84 to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to five drug charges and one endangering the welfare of a child count. The boy was not charged. Family Court had granted custody to his grandmother in February.
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Pataki Earns More Outside Income Than Cuomo
Albany report shows Cuomo earned over 1.36 million dollars in outside income during his first 11 years as governor averaging nearly 125 thousand annually. Pataki has earned about 540 thousand dollars in outside income during his first three years, averaging over 180 thousand per year. Pataki's governor salary is 130 thousand dollars annually.
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New York sees net 815 voter roll increase since 1997
Albany reports a small net gain of 815 registered voters in New York between November 1, 1997, and April 1, 1999. The upcoming elections for governor lieutenant governor comptroller attorney general U S senator and lawmakers may not significantly shift the electorate.
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Rochester gloom inspires indie film project with stars
Rochester based director Robert Manganelli writes and directs Seeing in the Dark a drama about a clairvoyant hearing impaired woman who falls for a photographer involved in a crime scene. Martin Sheen and Louise Fletcher headline the film as it explores love amid shadowed urban clouds.
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Viagra sparks shift in male impotence stigma worldwide
A new pill called Viagra, approved by the FDA, promises to treat erectile dysfunction in up to 30 million American men and may transform views on male sexuality. Medical experts note the condition is 80 percent physical and 20 percent psychological, with potential to reduce shame and encourage discussion with doctors.
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Impotence causes span physical to psychological roots
A Boston University study links biking groin injuries to impotence while urologists note 80 percent physical origins and 20 percent psychological factors. Medical conditions such as diabetes heart disease and hormonal issues can cause impotence and stress relationship problems can worsen it. The American Foundation for Urologic Disease urges smoking avoidance and cites fatigue alcohol use and marital or work stress as factors. More information is available at the foundation website or by calling 800 242 2383.
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