California Assembly passes budget to end stalemate
The California Assembly approved a 56 billion dollar budget to close an 11 billion dollar deficit, aiming to cut aid to the poor local governments and schools and to end a standoff ongoing since July 1 with IOUs issued to creditors. Governor Wilson urged swift passage.
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Experts warn price tag for Bush tax cut posibilidad
Washington experts estimate Bush tax cut and promises could require roughly 1.3 trillion dollars in federal spending cuts over five years to pay for them. CBO says 600 billion more would be needed for a balanced budget by 1998. Tax cuts could drain up to 1 trillion. smaller cuts yield smaller losses.
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Weaver siege narrows as Randy Weaver wounded in clash
Gritz says Randy Weaver, the fugitive white supremacist at Ruby Ridge, is wounded from an Aug 22 exchange that killed his wife Vicki and a family friend. Weaver remains inside a cabin with three daughters and Kevin Harris as federal, state, and local authorities press to avert a final confrontation.
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Helsinki Watch Faults Russia on Freedom of Movement
Helsinki Watch condemns Russia for restricting where citizens may live and move and cites housing bans used to discriminate against ethnic minorities. The group urges adoption of a bill to guarantee freedom of movement and residence choices, citing a 1974 internal passport rule and a February raid on Moscow’s Zarya Hotel involving Chechen guests.
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Clinton rallies Arkansas Democrats in campaign push
Bill Clinton spoke to a home state Democratic convention in Little Rock urging volunteers to counter Republican attacks. He touted progress on Arkansas economy, education, and health care, and emphasized moving welfare recipients to work while avoiding partisan blame over Florida and Louisiana hurricane aid.
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