President zips around Vineyard on vacation
President Clinton vacationed on Martha's Vineyard spending Day One jogging and golfing while promising health care as the first order of business. He thanked radio listeners for the crime bill victory and urged breaking the grip of politics as usual.
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Clinton plays golf amid political notes and high-profile guests
Clinton, relaxed in golf attire at Farm Neck Golf Club, tweaks hopes for health care reform despite stalled sweeping changes. The round features a star-studded group including Vernon Jordan, George Stevens, Warren Buffett, Bill Gates Jr and family, while Hillary and Chelsea stay at Richard Friedman's estate with plans for golf, reading, and pond walks.
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Clinton weighs narrower health care approach this year
President Clinton may support a limited health care bill as Congress struggles to pass broad reform. Speaker Foley said the goal remains universal coverage and cost control, with Clinton still hoping for broader reform upon Congress return. Senate Minority Leader Dole called chances of a sweeping measure this year "pretty bleak."
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NAACP Branch Sparks Local Action In South Carolina
North Charleston NAACP under Ed Bryant pursues local issues with urgency. The branch supports Shelirmira Green over a Confederate flag shirt incident at Stratford High and aided the Zellars family in a federal civil rights suit. The group, with 1000 members, emphasizes independent local action over national leadership.
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Birth control pill for men shows early promise
Dr Joseph M Jump of RTI unveiled non hormonal compounds that disrupt sperm development in male animals without affecting sexual behavior. Funded by NICHD and NIH, the five year effort cites safety in standard tests and potential for both human contraception and use with pets and wild animals.
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