Senate budget office outlook signals large 10 year surplus shift
Unofficial estimates from the Senate Budget Committee based on expectations of official numbers due Jan 29 by the Congressional Budget Office project a dramatic deficit to surplus reversal. The non Social Security budget is seen swinging from about 9 billion in the 1999 2008 window to roughly 522 billion in surplus, with potential growth to 700 billion by 2009 as reforms and spending plans take effect.
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Appeals court allows Hinckley supervised outings from hospital
The D C Circuit rules hospital officials decide Hinckley's limited day trips rather than judges. The decision revokes Judge Green's overrule of plans for a six hour December 1997 outing. Hinckley remains under hospital care with restricted grounds and escorts for any excursions.
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Negligent homicide charges dropped in Italian gondola tragedy
Marine pilot Capt. Richard Ashby 31 of Mission Viejo faces court martial next month for involuntary manslaughter after negligent homicide charges were dropped. The Italian Alps gondola crash killed 20 people during a training flight and prosecutors seek tighter focus on the gravest charges. Navigator Capt. Joseph Schweitzer 31 of Westbury NY also faces court martial in the February proceedings with jury selection slated for February 22.
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Clinton urges Wall Street to open vaults for opportunity
President Clinton proposed a 25 percent tax credit costing the government 1 billion dollars to spur 15 billion dollars in private investment in urban and rural areas. He urged Wall Street to fund small tech firms, shopping centers, and business development, calling for America’s Private Investment Cos. with government loan guarantees.
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Jagger Hall divorce filed amid troubled eight year marriage
Pop maker Mick Jagger faces a potential landmark split as Jerry Hall files divorce papers through Mishcon de Reya over alleged infidelities. The case could become Britain's costliest divorce, with Hall seeking substantial assets. The report also notes Travolta's return to singing for a stage role and a stalker case against Howard Stern.
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