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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York

30 May 1994

Page 5

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Syracuse Herald Journal

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Syracuse, New York, United States of America

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May 30, 1994

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5

White House golf jaunt under scrutiny and resignation

A White House golf trip sparked questions over helicopter use and travel rules. Pro Mike McGinnis confirmed an advance visit to Holly Hills while a Marine training claim surfaced and collapsed. David Watkins, linked to Bill and Hillary Clinton, resigned amid the uproar as officials sought answers about the outing.

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Second opinion warns on government health care reforms

Cal Thomas argues against rapid health care reform, citing England and Canada as failed examples. He notes hospital cuts, long waiting lists, and rationing of care, warning that U.S. shift to government management could devalue lives and threaten access to timely treatments.

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Economies fueling racism and discontent warned by Jesse Jackson

The column argues that deregulation globalization and corporate restructuring heighten inequality and insecurity. It links rising racism to unemployment and displacing workers while warning that weak unions and shifting politics could foster fascist movements. Jackson urges stronger worker rights and organizing power.

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