Clinton presses for crime bill at White House
President Clinton stood with Polly Klaas’s father Marc Klaas and other relatives to urge Congress to pass a crime bill. He insisted on the assault weapons ban and signaled possible concessions on prevention programs. Also present were Janice Payne and Steven Sposato, grieving relatives from New Orleans and San Francisco.
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Marc Klaas
Polly Klaas
White House
Rose Garden
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Janice Payne
James Darby
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Three RTC Officials Put On Administrative Leave
A trio of federal regulators tied to the Whitewater investigation were placed on paid administrative leave by the Resolution Trust Corp. Jean Lewis, her supervisor Richard Iorio, and another top Kansas City official were cited in internal notices as under performance inquiries. The move, reported after an AP leak, may precede termination and aligns with ongoing Starr- led probes into Madison Savings, Whitewater, and related funds transfers.
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Whitewater
Resolution Trust Corp
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Richard Iorio
Kansas City, Mo
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Associated Press
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Clinton
Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan Association
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Torto
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Powers That Be
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Mitchell to push 24 hour Senate sessions on health care
Democratic Leader George Mitchell pledges to force a vote on health care by forcing 24 hour Senate sessions amid GOP complaints that the 1,443 page bill keeps changing. Republicans say they are educating the public and that revisions occur for technical reasons or to mollify senators.
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George Mitchell
Senate
GOP
Mitchell
John Danforth
R-Mo
Senate health plan showdown stalls in session standstill
Senate leaders clash as Mitchell threatens all night session to force votes while Republicans deny filibuster. A bipartisan bloc led by John Chafee plans to press for sweeping amendments or a substitute as conservatives push a bare bones bill. Judges warn of litigation from new health benefits, while Durenberger calls Mitchell bill overly complex. The House delays, Senate seeks bipartisan path to pass a health bill.
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Senate
John Chafee
Rr.i
Mitchell
Congress
Peonia
Judicial Conference of the United States
Michell
Dave Durenberger
R-Minn
Sam Nunn
Dga
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
House
Clinton
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