Spending bill clears path to pay hikes and fee boosts
The $370 billion spending bill, approved in Congress, would fund federal agencies through the fiscal year and opens the door to a 1987 pay raise for lawmakers. It includes a $7,510 annual increase for senators in speaking fees and faces sharp opposition as critics say it amid broad budget cuts. President Reagan pressed House Republicans to back the measure during a Capitol visit, while supporters argue it completes essential funding and policy actions.
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Federal judge OKs sale of UPI to Mexican buyer
A federal bankruptcy judge in Washington approved the sale of United Press International to a Mexican newspaper publisher Mario Vazquez Rana. Judge George Francis Bason Jr. limited Vazquez Rana from being named chief executive before closing and set a Tuesday deadline for his agreement to the stipulation. The order requires the purchase agreement to grant Luis Nogales exclusive and complete authority.
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