September 17, 1999
Web posted at: 4:21 p.m. EDT (2021 GMT)

Based In New York City, Chris Weyant's cartoons have appeared in a broad spectrum of newspapers and magazines from Foreign Affairs to the San Francisco Examiner. Chris is also the creator of two online comic strips. The irreverent Weyant says he would like to acknowledge all of the Catholic school nuns of his youth who inadvertantly taught him early on to lampoon all forms of authority.

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Friday, September 17, 1999

• Texas shooting draws broad reaction from presidential candidates
• Judge delays enforcement of Missouri abortion ban
• Clinton's decision to invoke executive privilege stirs controversy
• Congress admits inevitable: Spending caps to be exceeded
• Bradley seeks to make inroads with Congressional Black Caucus
• McCain mocks war hero image on 'Tonight Show'
• Gore and DNC woo Rendell for a leading Democratic job
• California governor endorses Al Gore
• Buchanan aide quits, 'disgusted' at the thought of GOP bolt
• Bradley would promote gay rights
• Pentagon dedicating new inscription on tomb of Vietnam unknown
• House panel to reconsider farm policy
• House sets vote on HMO bills
• Clinton urges Congress to fund ozone protection initiatives
• Capital's budget heads to Clinton
• McConnell calls campaign finance bill 'dagger' at GOP
• Ex-lover of former HUD secretary freed
• Buchanan says he won't be spoiler for GOP
• Gore takes dual shot at Bush on guns, education
• Gore says he will work harder in N.H. to reverse polls
• White House urges Rodham brothers to abandon business deal

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