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...Attorney General Janet Reno, a 1963 Harvard Law School graduate, had her assistant tell The Crimson that "Ms. Reno has not followed the games closely enough to make a prediction...
...prosperity, job growth and wage increases in Mexico, it should keep at home some of the illegal immigrants now flooding into California, Texas and other states. In fact, it is hard to see anything else that might stanch that flow. Secretary of State Warren Christopher and Attorney General Janet Reno have begun to make that argument, but gingerly. The subject is a very touchy one to Mexicans and Mexican Americans, and Clintonites dare not sound like nativists warning about a Brown Peril...
This issue has reached such a point that Attorney General Janet Reno has committed herself to combating the violence against clinics from a national level. The Freedom of Clinic Access law will not discriminate against a "helpless" anti-abortion minority as Wang seems to fear. It does, however, protect the right of a woman to have access to an abortion without being physically harassed. Nishe Atre '95 Mike Evers '95 co-presidents, Harvard-Radcliffe Students for Choice
This was enough to establish probable cause, even though studies have shown that there are traces of drugs on 97 percent of U.S. currency. In fact, drugstains have even been found on Janet Reno's money. The police seized Jones' money anyway...
Attorney General Janet Reno put TV executives on notice that she is willing to use her power to make networks behave more responsibly in regard to the violence in their fare. She insisted the industry "acknowledge" its role by Jan. 1 or face government regulation, which she said was "constitutionally permissible...