Labor leader expects easier relations after Gingrich exit
AFL CIO president John Sweeney says relations with a Republican Congress could improve under Rep. Livingston. He notes Livingston’s past chairmanship of the Appropriations Committee showed less tendency to weaken worker protections. He urges focus on working families issues and opposes impeachment, while pushing for wage hikes and Social Security protections. The interview also covers tariffs, steel industry pressures, and Wal-Mart labor concerns.
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Elizabeth Dole early draft for 2000 GOP bid gains pace
GOP supporters in Salisbury North Carolina and Kansas launched the National Draft Elizabeth Dole 2000 campaign to urge Elizabeth Dole to seek the presidential nomination. Earl Cox and Margaret Kluttz lead the effort with formal fundraising and a January kickoff in Salisbury to present a petition next March.
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