Sweeping shift in U.S. abortion policy under Clinton
Article outlines expected rapid reversal of federal abortion limits with a Clinton administration. It notes anticipated changes to funding bans, the gag rule, fetal tissue research, and Hyde Amendment status, plus potential strides on the Freedom of Choice Act and judicial appointments. It also cites reactions from both anti abortion and abortion rights groups and links to the anniversary of Roe v Wade.
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Washington
Bill Clinton
Supreme Court
U.S
Clinton
Congress
Howevr
Roe
Kate Michelman
Clinton to stay in Arkansas mansion until inauguration
Lt. Gov. Jim Guy Tucker, owner of his own home, says Bill Clinton may remain at the governor's mansion through the transition. He notes Christmas at home for the Clintons and calls the mansion suitable for the future president. Clinton aides discuss housing and potential temporary arrangements after resignation.
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al Gore
Little Rock
Ark
Clinton
Arkansas
White House
Jim Guy Tucker
Clintons
United States
Tucker
Bruce Lindsey
Clinton's multifront plan for tax cuts and reforms
The proposal outlines middle class tax cuts via a children’s credit, welfare reform with job work requirements after two years, and education funding. It also covers health care reform requiring employer coverage, a 1.5 percent payroll education mandate, a National Service Fund for college access, DC statehood, and deficit reduction targets dependent on growth and health spending.
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Clinton
Pacific Northwest
Congress
Clinton Transition Team Details Show Trust in Selection
John E. Chubb praises Clinton choices as reassuring to voters lacking Washington experience. Clinton names Vernon and Chin to transition roles and vows an orderly process focused on key economic picks and a domestic counterpart to the National Security Council. Christopher, a veteran diplomat, will lead transition efforts with a brisk start and emphasis on efficiency.
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Jordan
Little Rock
Washington
Christopher
Clinton
White House
National Security Council
Tennis star Edna Shalala: hall of fame and tennis career
Edna Shalala is noted as a leading Cleveland area tennis champion who entered the Greater Cleveland Sports Hall of Fame. She qualified for the U.S. National Tournament at Forest Hills from 1937 to 1939 and remained active in invitational doubles through the 1980s, while engaging in talks on education and law.
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Cleveland
Edna Shalala
Greater Cleveland
U.S
Forest Hills
Police Beating Death Sparks Detroit Outcry
Detroit police faced questions after a Black man named Green was beaten while handcuffed. Seven officers, including a sergeant and both Black and white members, were involved. exact timing and number of blows remain under investigation. Mayor Young denounced the incident as shocking and unacceptable.
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Knox
Q Green
Green
Detroit Receiving Hospital
Coleman Young
Jesse Green Jr
Rodney King
Los Angeles
King
Paul Hubbard
New Detroit Inc
Civic Better Ment
Detroit
Substitutes Replaced as District Cuts Positions
The teacher reassignment took effect immediately as students moved to other classes. Without the compromise, layoffs would have ended November 16. Six substitutes lose permanent jobs and transition to day to day work. District hopes to reassign all teachers, citing dwindling enrollment and fiscal responsibility.
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