Scuba Dog Wins Hearts With Ocean Feats and Passport
A rescued mixed-breed nicknamed Scuba Dog travels the Caribbean performing feats underwater with her own Cayman Islands passport. She jets behind boats, rides a motorcycle, and mimics Elvis while TV crews chronicle her adventures.
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Clinton Health Care Reform Stumbles in 1990s Push
Washington analysis pins the collapse of health care reform on a weak presidency, overambitious plans, and a hostile system. Clinton faced GOP opposition, White House secrecy, and Whitewater fallout, delaying a sweeping, government controlled bill and eroding public and congressional support.
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Crime bill heads to Clinton's desk
Senate debate ends with calls for an assault weapons ban as the measure seeks 100,000 more police, expanded federal death penalty, and mandatory terms for serious offenders. Clinton signs pending. bipartisan votes split amid midterm election tensions.
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Major crime bill highlights from House Senate passage
Summary of the bipartisan crime bill provisions including 30.2 to 313.5 billion in law enforcement funding over six years, Byrne grants, prison construction, youth programs, violence against women, local funding access, and enhancements like expanded death penalty, assault weapon bans, lifetime sexual offender registration, and adult treatment for certain 13 year olds charged with violent crimes.
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Limited health care reform plan seen as possible
Prognosis poor for broad reform as Senate delay looms but a scaled down bill could still pass this fall. Key hurdle remains guaranteed coverage and employer mandates, with liberal Democrats and organized labor opposing a limited package while business groups favor it.
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