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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1998

Page

5

Citizenship testing halted private exams nationwide

The Clinton administration will stop private citizenship testing citing fraud and inefficiency. Beginning Sept. 1 all testing will be done by the government through INS, reducing from about 1,000 sites to 100 facilities and affecting roughly 240,000 of last year’s applicants who used outside contractors. Immigrant advocates decry the change.

Washington Clinton Immigration and Naturalization Service INS Doris Meissni

Congress urged to pass bill on imported food safety

President Clinton, with Sen. Mikulski and allies, pushes a bill to give FDA authority to halt imports from countries with unsafe handling, sanitation, storage or processing. The measure targets fruit and vegetables amid rising imports and recent tainted products.

Congress Washington Clinton House Senate Barbara Mikulski D-Md America

Millions of Unbanked Face Switch to Electronic Benefits

As Congress mandates direct electronic delivery of federal benefits starting January 1999, about 10 million unbanked Americans rely on paper checks. Officials warn of disruption for seniors and veterans, while Treasury asserts payments will not be interrupted. Most recipients already use electronic payments. the unbanked are mainly poor, minority, elderly, or disabled.

Washington Internal Revenue Service Treasury Department Paul

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