Clinton pushes mandatory nutrition labels on meat
President Clinton proposed mandating nutrition labeling on beef and poultry for the first time, arguing consumers need full fat cholesterol calories and sodium information. He cited voluntary labels already in use and said the move would help shoppers compare products and make healthier choices.
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McAuliffe Leads Lighthearted Fundraiser Tribute
Syracuse native Terry McAuliffe organized a blue jeans and barbecue tribute at the MCI Center Washington drawing 13 645 attendees. The fundraiser raised 26 5 million with many donors contributing 300 000 each, while skeptics mocked the down-home image.
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Senate approves 15 billion crop insurance relief plan
The Senate approved a 15 billion spending package to cut federal crop insurance costs and provide over 7 billion in emergency farm aid amid an agricultural recession. Supporters touted economic relief. opponents argued it aimed to please voters in an election year. No tally recorded.
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