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...filled with images of the President sharing tacos and corn nibblets with the clientele of an elementary-school cafeteria in Alexandria, Virginia�a direct hit in the public relations war over Republican plans to curb the growth of the school-lunch program. Wounded Republicans cried foul, with Congressman John Boehner of Ohio declaring, "There is no tactic too shameless, too low or too outrageous for this White House." The G.O.P. was losing the food fight...
...freshmen come in with a greater sense of wanting to make their mark now,'' says Republican John Boehner of Ohio, class of '90, who in his first year helped push the House Bank scandal into high visibility. The G.O.P. first-timers are also intent on not repeating what they see as the mistake of the large number of Democratic freshmen who arrived with Clinton. Unlike the Watergate class of '74, who successfully reduced the power of seniority in the Democratic caucus, the class of '92 were too submissive when their demands for further reform were quashed by party chiefs...
When House GOP caucus chair John Boehner of Ohio took the floor with warnings that Clinton's peso rescue plan was "unfortunate," Gingrich -- who happened to be meeting with Vice President Al Gore -- took the mike: "I think it was very unfortunate to have a member of the leadership come out when the vice president is here being very helpful and very cooperative frankly . . . The president had the courage to do what he was being told by very sophisticated experts was vital to reinforce international markets...
...change -- is about to defy its conservative description and usher in a series of far-reaching reforms. As Republicans take control of Congress tomorrow, "the American people will see more reform in 24 hours, on the very first day ... than they've seen in decades," pledged Representative John Boehner (R-Ohio) today. Most of the initial votes will concern internal congressional procedure, and the action tomorrow is likely to be concentrated in the House. After new members are sworn in, they will elect Newt Gingrich (R-Georgia) to the post of Speaker; following that they are expected to embark...
...courage to speak forthrightly, whether it be to the reporters after a hearing, or to the very interrogators of the committee itself. If our professors have interest in effectively defending academic freedom, let them defend it with frankness and candor when they face the Jenner group next week. Leonard Boehner...