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Perot's power this time might be in how he directs his followers in congressional elections, where they could be the swing vote in an election that threatens to rob Republicans of their nascent majority in both houses. Only a handful of Reform Party candidates are running for Congress (mainly in Minnesota, New York and Pennsylvania), and Perot says the party will endorse major-party candidates in many races. Expect to see Republicans and Democrats making hegiras to Houston...
...Vampires" takes some time to really get rolling. But once it hits full swing, the play's true strengths start shining brightly enough to hide its more glaring weaknesses. This is the perfect show to appreciate during the summer, when we all can take a moment and realize that the desire to control the rest of our family, or even suck the life out of them, is universal. As one of the signs in Ian and C.C.'s house reads, "God sends the meat and the Devil cooks." It's time to enjoy a little summer barbecue...
...homeowner, who discovered him when she put her children to bed, called the police, and Downey spent the night in a hospital-jail ward. He left the next day wearing slippers and a hat fashioned from a T shirt. By week's end, damage control was in full swing: Downey was in rehab and had a brand new publicist, and his lawyer issued a statement: "Mr. Downey has a problem. He's taking care...
...happen in Atlanta. At one time or another, I have talked to every member of the Cuban team. I try to educate them first, help them make their decision. If their decision is to leave Cuba, then I'll be there for them." Even on the Cubans' recent swing through the South, Cubas could be seen lurking behind their dugout. Rick Lawes, who covers amateur baseball for USA Today, recalls a memorable image from the U.S.-Cuba game in Columbia, South Carolina, which Cuba won, 4-2: "As the sun went down, you could see his silhouette creeping across...
DENVER: Clinton, on a three-day fundraising swing through the West on Monday, pledged several measures that would put "deadbeat dads" on the legal hot seat. For one, he said he would eliminate a loophole that allows fathers who fail to pay child support to escape punishment just because they live in another state. He also announced a cooperative effort between states and the U.S. Postal Service to display "wanted" posters of delinquent parents alongside those of murderers and bank robbers. "No one should be able to escape the responsibility of bringing a child into this world," Clinton said. Coupled...