Clinton Escalates Rhetoric as Gulf Troop Count Rises
President Clinton argues hard line against Saddam Hussein while the United States tallies its forces in the Gulf, signaling intensified military posture amid regional tensions. The Herald Journal reports on administration strategy and troop levels.
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Clinton uses State of the Union to push Social Security funds
President Clinton presented a state of the union pledging to set aside surpluses to save Social Security while proposing billions in new social spending paid by closing tax loopholes and tobacco taxes. He faced scrutiny over a sexual misconduct allegation as Betty Currne testified to a grand jury.
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Clinton escalates pressure on Saddam and mulls military action
The Clinton administration intensifies pressure on Iraq with talks among U S allies on possible force. Clinton warns Saddam Hussein that he cannot defy the world and vows to deny use of weapons of mass destruction. Officials discuss Pentagon strike planning with U S and British forces in the Persian Gulf while Albright Cohen and other diplomats plot next steps.
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Unemployment rate holds steady in Central New York
The Herald's Journal notes the jobless rate in Central New York around 45 percent, with NiMe deregulation topics and Niagara Mohawk Power Corp proposing to create 8,500 jobs in five years. BW Bob Niedt reports Camelot Music has exited bankruptcy court and Barties & Noble at Great Northern Mall is in focus. Warners bridge options price two routes: 37 million or 44 million. Mark Abraham, 18, Jamesville DeWitt senior, shines in the 57th Westinghouse Science Talent Search.
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Roe vs Roe Baptism by Fire on screen B details
Former Pompey resident Meghan O’Hara and others expected to recount a vigorous abortion rights advocate in a documentary. An estimated 650000 fans welcomed home Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos. The Orangemen secure a commitment from Phil Hogle a 6 foot 4 320 pound lineman from Spring Valley High School Rockland County. Colleges must curb gender bias in standardized tests to avoid losing good students.
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