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...basketball game and in the heat of competition it may have just gotten out of hand," said Mederos, who is with the criminal investigations department...
Extremists in both parties either narrowly escaped or were forced into the witness-protection program in order to win. California's loopy "B-1 Bob" Dornan, who loves to brag about having piloted every bomber in the Air Force fleet, was in a dead heat with Loretta Sanchez in his increasingly Hispanic Southern California district. Even Jesse Helms, North Carolina's conservative firebrand, started sounding more tolerant about abortion, touted his ability to direct federal aid to his state after Hurricane Fran left $5 billion in damage and boasted of his success in protecting the state's tobacco and peanut...
...Dins, an all-male a capella group, the occasion marked their second appearance at a Celtics game; they sang before a Miami Heat game last year...
...campaign, and it's time to ask what we've learned. The voters couldn't have learned a lot, unless they were unaware that education is good and drugs are bad. Future candidates, however, will take away meaning. For instance: Don't discuss entitlements in the heat of a campaign. It's like putting metal in a microwave. Small fires break out, and dousing is not only exhausting but may also elicit promises that cannot be kept and make serious reform even more difficult. This is why Washington invents commissions...
...consuming because you had to make two phone calls instead of one, and sometimes it was frustrating because they'd say no," he says. "It probably chilled a lot of communications." Alas, for the Clinton Administration's zealous fund-raising operation, it's too late to turn down the heat...