US urban aid deal targets 50 areas with 2.5 billion
The Bush administration and House Democrats reach a deal on a long range urban aid package including 2.5 billion for social and law enforcement in 50 inner cities and distressed rural areas. A companion package worth 14 billion in tax breaks would also move to the House floor.
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Senate panel advances Freedom of Choice Bill on abortion rights
A Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee vote 12 5 backed the Freedom of Choice Bill to protect a woman's right to abortion and curb state restrictions. Kennedy said a full Senate vote could occur after July. House timing aims before August GOP convention to pressure Bush who vows a veto. The bill would federalize abortion rights and curtail state limits in most cases.
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Iran and Syria accused of printing fake U S 100 bills
A congressional task force accuses Iran aided by Syria of using government presses to print nearly perfect counterfeit U S 100s. The report says the aim is to destabilize the U S economy and expand influence, with fake notes found in Europe Asia Africa and former Soviet regions.
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Task force clears Bush of charge
Congressional investigators found credible evidence contradicting claims that President Bush traveled to Paris in 1980 to strike a hostage release deal. The House task force will continue probing whether the Reagan-Bush campaign conspired with Iran to delay hostages’ release to aid election prospects.
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House votes to end competitiveness panel
The House approved 236 183 to cut 86 000 in funding for a White House council led by Vice President Dan Quayle that critics say lets industry dodge federal health safety and environmental rules. Supporters say the group reduces red tape and speeds drug approvals.
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