Politics Summary

Headlines

• U.S. Seeks Stricter Air Quality Standards
• Judge blocks Calif. affirmative action measure
• American Held in North Korea Returns Home
• White House Considers Welfare Law Changes
• U.S. Rules Out Compromise Over Boutros-Ghali
• Perry Says US Would Join Zaire Parachute Drop
• Perry: New Force No Guarantee of Bosnia Peace
• U.S. Arms May Have Been Wrongly Sold
• Clinton Gives Turkey Pardon, Himself a Rest

Earlier Stories

• Clinton Urges Clergy to Talk About AIDS, Drugs
• Clinton Gives Turkey Pardon, Himself a Rest
• Accused CIA Spy Pleads Innocent
• Atlanta Mayor Withdraws Name for HUD Job
• South Carolina Gov. Says Move Confederate Flag
• Studies Show High Gulf War Illness Rates
• Entrance, Use Fees at U.S. Parks to Rise
• Democratic Party Hires Law Firm on Fundraising
• U.S. House Moderates Ready to Flex Muscle
• U.S. Officials on Morale Mission to Kuwait
• Republican Survey: Gender Gap Sank Dole Bid
• Minority Groups to Keep Heat on Texaco
• U.S. to Look at Poultry Labor Issues
• Florida Frees Hundreds of Violent Prisoners
• U.S. Attacks Netanyahu Visit to Settlement
• Nicaraguan Rebel Leaders Reject CIA-Drug Link