Clinton says balanced budget amendment would hurt economy
President Clinton warned on Saturday that a proposed constitutional balanced budget amendment is extreme fiscal policy likely to worsen a downturn. He urged lawmakers to avoid tying hands of future officials and warned about risks of tax hikes or severe cuts during a recession. Republicans countered by urging dialogue and aiming for the 67 votes to send the measure to the states.
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Attempt to derail Clinton suit dismissed in Florida
Federal Judge Elizabeth Kovachevich dismissed two publishers Schramek and Delor in Tampa from suing Paul Jones over the Clinton sexual harassment case. The court found no real right to sue Jones, while ruling trial must await Clinton’s departure from office. Jones’s lawyer Camarata called the action ridiculous and frivolous.
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Gramm hunts for an Iowa surprise in caucuses
Texas Senator Gramm opens his Iowa push amid low polls and strong organization. At Des Moines rally he pledges to fix federal problems and rejects U.N. command for U.S. troops. He builds backing with GOP insiders, while facing ethanol politics and Dole’s long-standing Iowa ties.
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