Democrats turn on Clinton in bid to sway tax vote
A group of fiscal conservatives in the House, led by Rep. Charles Stenholm, urged President Clinton to embrace moderate tax plan elements. They warn a revolt could threaten passage as lawmakers push the bill on Capitol Hill. Critics say the Liberal wing complicates compromise while conservatives insist on balanced concessions.
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Could a common germ trigger heart disease?
A Boston AP report discusses a theory that chlamydia pneumoniae, a common respiratory bacteria, may contribute to heart disease. Researchers note half of adults may be infected and Finnish studies found higher antibody rates in heart patients, suggesting antibiotics or vaccines could one day help prevent or treat heart disease.
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I-85 Widening Will Slow Weeknight Weekend Traffic
The $29.5 million project widens a six mile stretch of I-85 from the Lowell interchange to U.S. 321, with earlier work extending north to Charlotte. DOT engineer John Parker cautions drivers to expect minimal daytime changes but severe slowdowns from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. on weeknights and weekends as crews work near Lowell and McAdenville.
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Delivery delays for Gazette Sunday edition
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North Carolina lawmakers push statewide smoking rule in NC
Legislation seeks to curb local bans by creating a statewide ordinance while allowing towns to set aside space for smokers in public buildings. Supporters cite consistency amid a patchwork of rules. opponents urge local rights and tighter limits.
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