Clinton Called lax on freedom of religion
The U S Commission on International Religious Freedom criticized the Clinton administration for weak enforcement of a 2 year old law sanctions on governments practicing faith based persecution. It said seven regimes were only lightly penalized and several major violators were not added to the list.
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Lawmakers weigh budget with 60 million first year cost
Vilsack seeks 60 million first year for a teacher pay plan and raises for child protective services and treatment. Republicans push tax cuts and utility tax pause, while REC members warn new dollars are scarce and funding must come from reallocations amid cautious revenue forecasts and weak tax receipts.
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Rockwell spins off Collins unit after Kaiser deal
Rockwell plans a spinoff of Rockwell Collins a week after completing a $300 million Kaiser Aerospace and Electronics acquisition. Clay Jones will lead as chairman and CEO of the stand-alone firm, with analysts noting valuation and tax considerations and potential takeover interest.
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