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...will play more next year, will face tougher competition and will endure a season that is triple the length of a college hockey season in terms of games played...
Brown, meanwhile, has ceded the initiative on two of the three main issues. On crime -- like all the candidates except radical Democrat Tom Hayden -- she duly supports tougher penalties and California's new, three-strikes-you're-out law, but her failure to justify or explain her personal aversion to the death penalty, which a majority of voters want, leaves her open to charges of being soft on law and order. On immigration, she adamantly opposes Wilson's proposals to deny the children of illegal immigrants their citizenship, schooling and even emergency health care, but may have gone...
...sets no date for Aristide's return and provides no real muscle to remove a junta whose members are getting rich smuggling in fuel and food from the Dominican Republic, in defiance of the existing U.N. ban and a voluntary OAS trade embargo. Senator Christopher Dodd, an advocate of tougher sanctions who recently returned from a trip to . Haiti, believes new U.N. measures will not be enough. With dissatisfaction over Clinton's Haiti policy mounting in Congress, a senior Administration official admitted that no option, not even military intervention, was being ruled out. In the past the Pentagon has balked...
...HAITI: Tougher Sanctions...
...particularly foul mood, I'll get tougher: "who kicked the game-winning field goal in Super Bowl V?" Jim O'Brien, Baltimore Colts, to defeat Dallas...