Fuel Economy Bill Dead in Senate Action
Sponsors of a plan to require higher auto fuel efficiency say they will try again next year after the Senate refused to limit debate on the bill. The measure sought a fleet average of 40 mpg by 2001 but was withdrawn after a cloture vote failed 57 to 42.
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