President and First Lady Plan Private New York Trip
President Clinton and the First Lady scheduled a last minute trip to New York today leaving Washington in the morning. Officials did not release destination details but noted possible visits to mansions in Westchester County and nearby sites as they consider political plans for New York.
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Clinton assails GOP tax cut over environment
President Clinton accused the GOP plan of harming the environment by reducing pollution controls and stalling cleanup efforts including possible park shutdowns. He warned he would veto the package after Congress returns from recess. Bond markets steadied after late-week gains as producer prices cooled, keeping Fed rate hike expectations in play.
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Fire destroys homes in Isle of Palms coast area
Sen Fritz Hollings and his wife lost their beachfront home in a blaze that swept through Isle of Palms Wild Dunes. Race driver Kyle Petty also saw his vacation home burn as flames spread along the beachfront, with three additional houses destroyed and no injuries reported.
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Gore misattribution to RushOnline site clarified
The misattributed Gore quote turns out to originate with RushOnline content falsely linked to Vice President Gore. An unknown sender altered attribution to Gore and emailed Tom Carr, operator of RushOnline, with Mews Service noting the correction.
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Iowa Straw Poll Shapes GOP Horse Race
Bush claimed a convincing victory in Iowa as Forbes and Dole placed second and third. Alexander and Quayle disappointed, while McCain skipped the event to focus on other states, risking momentum if the straw poll signals aren’t replicated in early 2000 caucuses.
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Local Legacies project captures American everyday life scenes
The Library of Congress gathers 15 subjects from Congress members and territorial representatives to showcase U.S. uniqueness. Highlights include Packers fans braving cold, Alabama peanut fest, Illinois sweet corn parade, and poetry videos by poet laureate Robert Pinsky. Proposals are due by year end.
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Fed sees sunny tourism boom amid political turmoil
The Federal Reserve notes a strong travel year with New Jersey and Delaware shore visitors thriving, Manhattan hotels steady after prior price jumps, and Outer Banks crowds for the Hatteras lighthouse move. Amid this, gun control fights stall in Congress as campaigns heat up, with Alabama and Gore showing contrasting fundraising patterns.
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