Conservative group buys Reagan ranch for leadership training
The Young America’s Foundation, a 26-year-old conservative group, bought Rancho del Cielo known as the Ranch in the Sky, 688 acres on a Santa Barbara area mountaintop. The purchase funds will come from private donations to house the Ronald Reagan Leadership Development Program.
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Gun control push grows after Arkansas school shootings
In response to the March 24 Jonesboro tragedy that killed five, gun control advocates press Congress to move bills banning ammo clips over 10 rounds and penalizing adults who fail to use safety locks on guns used by children. President Clinton issued an executive order banning import of 68 assault style weapons altered to evade 1994 limits.
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Jones case hinges on Supreme Court ruling on harassment
Paula Jones lawyers press to revive her suit against President Clinton, awaiting the Supreme Court decision in Burlington Industries v Ellerth. The case centers on whether harassment can be proven without tangible job detriment, a rule disputed by experts and echoed by opposing counsel. The debate contrasts views on whether a mere threat by a supervisor suffices to constitute discrimination under federal law.
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Joe Camel creator testifies in Minnesota tobacco trial
Lynn Beasley, executive VP of marketing for RJ Reynolds, testifies that the Joe Camel campaign was not intended to lure underage smokers. She describes the idea as a fun, entertaining image aimed at adult smokers while noting internal support from Camel workers over age 40 and concerns from management about misperception. The trial seeks 1.77 billion in illness costs and punitive damages.
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