Watergate documents stay sealed amid access fights
Two decades after the Watergate burglary scholars press for release of audio tapes and notes stored in National Archives vaults. Historian Stanley Kutler sues to obtain hundreds of hours of tapes and related records as Archives officials defend their public access limits.
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Clinton calls for higher taxes on the rich in campaign plan
Arkansas governor Bill Clinton released a manifesto proposing a $50 billion annual investment to create jobs, expand education, and broaden health care while scaling back middle class tax relief. The plan includes $300 billion in savings, funded mostly by tax increases on the wealthy and corporations and spending cuts. It also calls for reform of lobbying and welfare systems ahead of the Democratic nomination.
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Mayors Split Over Balanced Budget At Conference
Mayors meeting in Houston debated a balanced budget amendment as a U S Conference of Mayors resolution failed in a key committee vote. The session ended with no decision on the issue, while most resolutions urged $35 billion in new federal aid to cities.
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