Speculation on new Cabinet amid Bush Gore campaigns
Washington observers weigh potential Cabinet picks for a Bush or Gore administration. Names include Lawrence Lindsey for treasury, Colin Powell for state, Condoleezza Rice as national security adviser, and Richard Armitage or Paul Wolfowitz for defense. Gore contingents feature Richard Holbrooke, George Mitchell, Sam Nunn, and Dennis Archer for attorney general, with Summers possibly staying at state.
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Clinton signs $310 billion defense bill in Oval Office
President Clinton signed the Floyd D. Spence National Defense Authorization Act, a $310 billion measure that upgrades living standards for military personnel with a 3.7 percent pay raise and up to $500 monthly subsistence for food stamp recipients. It omits the hate crimes provision Clinton sought. The bill funds housing cost relief, $900 million for military family housing, and supports NASA funding, disability programs, and the Visa Waiver Permanent Program.
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Fires devastate South Boston triple-deckers. 120 homeless
Boston residents pick up the pieces after wind-swept fires over the weekend destroyed 11 triple-decker buildings in South Boston. Firefighters faced a rapid sequence of blazes leaving 120 residents homeless with no deaths or major injuries reported. A neighbor survived by escaping through a back window as crews began demolitions nearby.
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Witch trial books offer new view of Salem hearings
British author Frances Hill uses first person accounts from the 17th century trials to give a historical perspective on the Salem witch hunt. The book relies on Rev Samuel Parris sermons and other accounts stored in archives, exploring fears of settlers, the trials' cultural impact, and the injustice of mass accusations.
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