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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1998

Page

3

Kasich Plan Uses Social Security Funds for Tax Cuts

The House Republican plan by Rep. John Kasich would shore up Social Security while using tens of billions in Social Security trust fund interest to finance a large election year tax cut. Critics warn the move echoes 1986 when Democrats used Social Security as a weapon. Senator Pete Domenici criticizes the tactic as spending Social Security to cut taxes.

House GOP Senate Cial John Kasich Ohio White House Pete Domenic R-N.m

GOP moderates seek House control amid poll on voters

The GOP Leadership Council commissioned a poll in 77 competitive districts finding undecided voters may back Democrats if Republicans appear too extreme. Pollster Kieran Mooney says the center of the electorate is both the problem and opportunity, urging focus on education and economic plans over social issues.

Republican Leadership Council GOP Republican Party Kieran Mooney

Democrats warming to Social Security critique in Albuquerque

President Clinton visits Albuquerque for the Great Social Security Debate as Democrats signal openness to reform messaging. He argues fortifying Social Security is a constructive issue, framing the party as embracing change and new ideas.

Albuquepole NM Clinton Clintor Albuquerque N.M

Weston’s Cat Killings and Capitol Attack Prelude

A family recounts Russell Weston Jr’s disturbing behavior before the Capitol assault showing delusions of government plots and a spree of cat killings. The report links his farm life near Waterloo to the day he walked into the Washington building, amid later DOJ data on workplace violence declines and top risky jobs.

Valmeyer U.S. Capitol Russell Eugene Weston Jr April Callahan Callahan Rusty Turn Capitol Weston Russell E. Weston Jr Little Bit Tiger Arbah Jo Pony Waterloo Washington

Heartbroken parent holds firm on death penalty view

VALMEYER Illinois Russell Weston Sr. remains steadfast in supporting the death penalty despite his son facing potential execution for the shootings of two Capitol police officers. He says he loves his son but believes the act was horrific and that justice should stand, while his family seeks mental health treatment for Rusty Weston.

The Associated Pres Russell Weston SR Arbah Jo Capitol Washington D.C Russell Jr Valmeyer Ilc Weston Sr Wsging Footn Lae Weston Hisself Insson Sian Jacob Chestnut John Gibson Angela Dickerson Virginia Rusty Weston

Gun Rampage Sparks Debate On Law And Ballistics

Washington report notes that federal law allowed Russell E Weston Jr to possess a gun before he took one from a relative. Activists from both sides of the gun control debate say no law could have stopped his rampage and question the effectiveness of more gun laws. Bob Walker of Handgun Control Inc. weighs in with skepticism about new legislation.

Washington Russell E. Weston Jr Bob Walker Handgun Control Inc

Capitol Visitors Center gains new support after attack

Security concerns at the Capitol drive revived plans for an underground visitors center to screen tourists far from the building. The project, once shelved at 71 million dollars in 1991, now carries about 125 million. Senate Republicans led by Trent Lott and Nickles, along with Capitol Police Chief Abrecht, pushed the plan over the weekend.

Washington Capitol Senate Trent Lott Ron Nickles Gary Abrecht

Woman shot in Chantilly recovers at home

Angela M. Dickerson, 23, who was wounded in the shooting, recuperated at her Chantilly Virginia home on Sunday. She spoke of privacy while her face and shoulder injury were treated. Dickerson works as lead designer at an Ethan Allen furniture outlet.

Washington Angela M. Dickerson Chantilly Dickerson Ethan Allen

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