GOP marks action on 'Contract with America;' Gingrich speaks on future agenda

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The Republican Party's 'Contract With America' describes legislative goals for the current session of Congress. The goals reflect the public's desire to overhaul government, and the Republicans are trying hard to pass them despite claims by Democrats that the contract will benefit the wealthy.

Laws, regulations and rules, Social policy, Public opinion, United States. Congress. House

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Clinton, Gingrich meet in New Hampshire forum

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Clinton and Gingrich engaged in a friendly debate about domestic and international policy issues at a senior citizen center in Claremont, NH, on Jun 11, 1995. The two leaders discussed Medicare, campaign finance reform, UN peacekeeping forces and the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

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104th Congress convenes with GOP in majority; Gingrich, Dole sworn in as leaders

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Republicans control both the Senate and House of Representatives for the first time since 1954. Their election was attributed to voter dissatisfaction. New House Speaker Gingrich graciously accepted his post as Speaker, and led the House in changing its rules.

Legislators, Dole, Bob

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