Saturday, July 31, 1999

• Tripp attorney will challenge Maryland authority to indict
• GOP sets Tuesday deadline for House-Senate compromise on taxes
• Clinton presses Congress to pass patients' bill

Friday, July 30, 1999

• Senate passes GOP tax package
• Video: Citing Atlanta shootings, first lady calls for gun control
• Poll: Support for stricter gun control remains strong
• Tripp indicted for wiretapping in Maryland
• Gore attacks GOP, offers alternate tax proposal
• Clinton not surprised by contempt payment
• U.S. House deals setback to Army School of the Americas

Thursday, July 29, 1999

• Senate turns back alternatives as vote on $792 billion tax cut nears
• Analysis: Tax debate far from over
• Trillion-dollar budget surplus looks unlikely
• Clinton ordered to pay more than $90,000 for contempt in Jones case
• Muslim leader denies he's terrorist after congressional appointment withdrawn
• Reno rejects suggestions FBI was responsible for Waco fire
• Security training ordered by Energy Department
• Economic growth slowed in the second quarter

Wednesday, July 28, 1999

• Despite looming veto Senate Republicans pursue tax cut
• Differences between the Senate and House Republican tax cut plans
• Tax cuts likely to be an issue in 2000 elections
• On the trail with Quayle
• Greenspan repeats warning he is watching for signs of inflation

• Giuliani trip expected to net $200,000
• Bradley shoots, scores at fund-raiser

Tuesday, July 27, 1999

• Giuliani makes a stop on Clinton's home turf
• Clinton appeals to women for support on Medicare debate
• House approves normal trade relations with China
• Survey shows young Americans feel politically disenchanted
• Justice nears decision on fired nuclear scientist's fate
• Video: Gore to heighten profile on domestic, foreign policy
• Russia Prime Minister promotes goodwill, investments with Gore

• Alexander hits Bush in TV ads
• Forbes says abortion 'going to go'
• PETA goes after Gore

Monday, July 26, 1999

• Gore to sharpen attacks on Bush
• Senate takes up tax cuts
• Judge allows damaging secret tape recordings at Cisneros trial
• Would-be Reagan assassin cleared for daytrips
• Long Island congressman to enter New York Senate race
• Clinton walks in Moroccan funeral procession, meets other world leaders

• Dole, Hatch, Quayle campaign in Iowa
• Bush visits Cooperstown
• McCain to stay with GOP and eyes Powell as secretary of state
• Gore pushes money for veterans
• Gore, Bradley campaigns trade barbs
• Forbes' ads hit airwaves
• Kasich misses farewell party

Sunday, July 25, 1999

• Reform Party election boosts Ventura faction
• Aides say Clinton would veto tax cut compromise

Saturday, July 24, 1999

• Perot doesn't hint of 2000 plans in speech to Reform leaders

Friday, July 23, 1999

• Clintons, Kennedy family fly to New York for JFK Jr. Mass
• Senate to tackle tax cut debate
• House committee approves emergency status for census spending
• Senate passes hate crime measure; Clinton urges House to do the same

• New Hampshire state GOP cancels straw poll
• Gore points to rivers as environment-economic link

Thursday, July 22, 1999

• House Republicans push through $792 billion tax cut plan
• Bradley challenges GOP on soft money pledge
• Clinton pitches prescription coverage for Medicare
• Most leaks come from executive branch, CIA director says
• Battle looming for control of Reform Party at National Convention

Wednesday, July 21, 1999

• Through tragedy and triumph, Ted Kennedy perseveres
• GOP tax plan moves toward uncertain House vote
• Clinton: House GOP tax plan would do 'serious damage'

Tuesday, July 20, 1999

• Lawmakers fight over size of tax cut
• Clinton challenges lawyers to fight racism, poverty
• Transcript: Clinton speaks to lawyers on racism
• Clinton to travel to Sarajevo for Balkans conference

• Bauer kicks off Iowa bus tour
• Bush says 'Pioneers' are friends, not evading finance rules
• Buchanan stumping in Michigan

Monday, July 19, 1999

• Clinton, political community shocked by another Kennedy tragedy
• Poll: More Americans support Clinton's plan for surplus
• Vice president announces African AIDS initiative
• In deference to Kennedy family, panel postpones decision on Zapruder film

Sunday, July 18, 1999

• New York's Rep. Michael Forbes forsakes GOP for Democrats

Friday, July 16, 1999

• Clinton pitches economic plan to Iowans
• Poll: Independent candidate would not fare well against Gore, Bush
• Health care debate far from over
• FEC filings show chips on Bush's side of the table
• House's oldest member dies of infection

Thursday, July 15, 1999

• Senate approves GOP's version of 'patients' bill of rights'
• Poll: Public slightly favors Democrats in health care debate
• Senate rejects patient lawsuit proposal
• Bush to forgo federal matching funds
• Reno says China campaign funds probe 'was not impaired'
• House gives itself pay raise
• Clinton discusses gun control with Colorado students
• House panel approves GOP tax cut package
• Prescription sought for perfect health care system

Wednesday, July 14, 1999

• Republicans continue to win votes in health care battle
• First Lady's sworn statement denies 'Filegate' involvement
• House expected to give itself pay raise
• Forbes to launch second wave of presidential ad campaign
• Republican leaders push president again for 'lock box'
• Kasich drops out of GOP race
• Gore sticks to issues, gets some help from boss
• Gender equity legislation introduced on Capitol Hill
• Bush's communications chief leaves campaign
• Clinton expands food stamp eligibility
• First Lady's sworn statement denies 'Filegate' involvement

Tuesday, July 13, 1999

• Senate Democrats lose early patients' rights votes
• Differences in Democrat, GOP 'patients' bill of rights'
• Law limits HMO lawsuits
• Bush money machine raised huge money in gubernatorial campaigns
• Smith resigns from GOP
• Sources: Kasich to drop out of GOP nomination race
• Bush campaign acknowledges covenant issue
• Clinton, House GOP tout dueling tax strategies

Monday, July 12, 1999

• Senate Democrats, GOP square off on patients' rights
• Smith: Leaving GOP 'on principle'
• Gore outlines anti-crime agenda
• Kasich may leave GOP presidential race
• Clinton, GOP to hold tax summit

• Hatch makes first New Hampshire foray
• Bush cancels day-care center appearance but fund-raiser still on
• Forbes blasts rivals who 'stand for nothing'

Sunday, July 11, 1999

• Pataki: New York GOP will unite to fight Hillary Clinton
• HMO reform, tax cuts top agenda as Congress goes back to work
• Bill Bradley tells NAACP he will fight child poverty

Friday, July 9, 1999

• Clinton urges Senate to pass strong patient rights bill
• Transcript: Clinton speaks on patients' bill of rights
• Video: How the poverty issue has changed since the 1960s
• New Hampshire Sen. Smith to leave GOP
• First lady supports Jerusalem as capital of Israel
• Secretary of Veterans Affairs announces resignation
• On 'listening tour,' first lady's attention turns to business issues

• New Mexico governor endorses Forbes for president
• Federal contract promise could hurt Gore in election
• Republicans push against early primaries
• Unity '99 convention draws White House hopefuls
• Sen. Hatch to make first campaign trip to New Hampshire

Thursday, July 8, 1999

• Hillary Clinton 'listens' to New York health care concerns
• U.S. House Republicans unveil college savings plan
• Lott among those now holding up Holbrooke
• Judge halves community service sentence for Whitewater figure
• Future of Veterans Affairs secretary is confused
• Clinton calls for investment in 'human capital' as poverty tour ends
• y it matters: Your rights as patient up for debate in Washington

• For Bush, a rare low-dollar breakfast
• McCain calls for Internet tax ban
• Verney won't seek re-election as Reform Party chairman

Wednesday, July 7, 1999

• First lady sets off on 'listening' tour
• Buchanan, other Republicans hope for 'two-man' race with Bush
• Bradley makes serious run for 2000
• Clinton focuses on poorest of poor, American Indians
• Transcript: Clinton addresses Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
• House GOP proposes new capital gains cut

Tuesday, July 6, 1999

• First lady forms exploratory committee
• Clinton pushes for job, investment help in untapped markets
• Has the vice presidential campaign begun yet?
• Weicker mulls independent presidential bid in 2000

Monday, July 5, 1999

• Kerrey endorses Bradley
• Video: Proud American history of campaign ditties
• GOP candidates use holiday for New Hampshire campaigning
• First lady to form exploratory committee Tuesday
• Gore grandchild born on the Fourth of July

Sunday, July 4, 1999

• Potential candidate Hillary Clinton readies New York blitz
• Bush says he's 'proud' of Vietnam-era National Guard service

Friday, July 2, 1999

• Primary season: Don't blink or you might miss it
• Gore courts New Hampshire votes - in Washington
• Bradley to pick up Kerrey endorsement
• Bush discloses income of at least $2 million
• Orrin Hatch enters White House race
• Gore campaign shuffles staff
• House OKs financial privacy measure

Thursday, July 1, 1999

• Clinton, Mubarak optimistic Mideast peace talks will be revived
• Transcript: Clinton, Mubarak news conference
• Senate confirms Summers as Treasury secretary
• CBO releases its budget surplus projections
• Clinton downplays Bush's record funds, says Gore wins on ideas
• Hillary Clinton political staff rents Manhattan office
• Gore friend acquitted in campaign finance case
• House, Senate approve Y2K litigation bill
• Center named as host venue for GOP convention
• Greenbacks stashed in men's rooms at U.S. agency that prints dollars

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