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...especially to Newt Gingrich who studied at his knee, he has become wise to the ways of the Senate." Following today's vote, Oklahoma Senator Don Nickles will succeed Lott as the majority whip. Carney notes that Lott's election to the position of majority leader will not significantly affect Senate legislation until after the elections. "Until November he will stick with the Dole agenda, moving appropriations bills through the Senate," says Carney. "The only change is that the Kennedy-Kassebaum health bill is less likely to pass after Dole's departure." Lott supports a controversial measure that would...
...especially to Newt Gingrich who studied at his knee, he has become wise to the ways of the Senate." Following today's vote, Oklahoma Senator Don Nickles will succeed Lott as the majority whip. Carney notes that Lott's election to the position of majority leader will not significantly affect Senate legislation until after the elections. "Until November he will stick with the Dole agenda, moving appropriations bills through the Senate," says Carney. "The only change is that the Kennedy-Kassebaum health bill is less likely to pass after Dole's departure." Lott supports a controversial measure that would...
...together serve 9 million students. Rising tuitions at such institutions as Stanford and Harvard generate national discussion because their costs are the highest and because they are the schools on the minds of the opinion-making classes. But prices at the handful of most prestigious private schools do not affect very many people and are not a clear public issue. Across-the-board increases at state schools amount to a major change in government policy, yet they remain mysteriously underdiscussed...
CONVICTION OVERTURNED. Of "Hollywood Madam" HEIDI FLEISS, 30, found guilty in 1994 of pandering; by a state appeals court; in Los Angeles. The court ruled jurors had made a "farce" of the trial by trading votes. The ruling does not affect a separate federal money-laundering conviction, for which she awaits sentencing...
...very hard to separate personal feelings from my understanding and hope of how these changes will affect Radcliffe," said Mary V. Carty '74, executive director of the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association...