Robertson hints Christian Coalition may pick next US president
Pat Robertson told about 100 coalition supporters in a private Atlanta breakfast that the Christian Coalition could choose the next president. He praised Tammany Hall style machines and urged stronger precinct work, while IRS and FEC probes threaten the group's tax status and campaign activities.
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Robertson comments spark tense exchange in assembly
Pat Robertson criticizes political leaders and urges accountability while praising informal discussions among attendees. He says supporters installed leaders in 1994 and will demand delivery, warning against lengthy delays and new agendas. The audience reacts with laughter as he offers to write personal letters at his expense.
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Clinton rejects landmark tobacco settlement deal
President Clinton scuttled a $368 billion tobacco settlement proposal calling for a $1.50 per pack price increase over 10 years if manufacturers keep marketing to youth. He urged Congress to pass broad anti smoking legislation while state attorneys general and health advocates supported tougher measures.
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Tobacco exec retires from Philip Morris
Philip Morris announced the retirement of its top U.S. tobacco executive James J. Morgan effective November 1. The company cited the move as Morgan’s choice after months of discussions, connected neither to tobacco settlement talks nor health. Nicholas Rolli stated Morgan’s departure was unrelated to settlements or health issues.
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