Clinton says he's very disappointed that major companies have rejected a tough anti-smoking measure in the Senate. Clinton says he's not trying to do that, but he says he's determined to protect kidss from smoking. He says that' s going to happen, whether the cigarette makers like it or not. For his part, Vice President Gore predicts Congress will pass a tobacco bill. If the government gets its way, sport utility vehicles will sport brightly colored warning labels.
Statistics show sport utility vehicles have double the risk of rolling over.
The proposal would apply to most sport utility vehicles, including the popular Chevy Blazer and Chrysler Jeep Grand Cherokee. A spokesman for the American Automobile Manufacturers Association says the Big Three automakers will look at the proposal carefully. But Barry Felrice points out that the risk of rollover for any vehicle is relatively low. Eight black Amtrak employees and their union accuse the passenger railroad of racial harassment and discrimination. Their lawsuit claims the complany hires too few blacks and denies promotions to those it does hire.