GOP Resists Clinton’s Demand for Domestic Funds in Budget Talks
Washington AP Republicans refuse to trade extra domestic funding for the president’s priorities, tying any relief on education and job training to a broader budget-balancing deal. Clinton faces a veto deadline as talks stall and Bosnia policy looms.
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Clinton urges chance for Northern Ireland peace process
President Clinton in Dublin urged a full peace agreement after a Northern Ireland celebration. He told reporters and Bruton that people want peace and progress, and he predicted a breakthrough could lift the region, noting the sun as a hopeful omen. He spoke to tens of thousands near Trinity College.
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Aristide decries US boat people repatriation
Haiti's President Aristide denounces U S returns of Haitian boat people intercepted at sea saying he was not consulted. Coast Guard has sent back over 1 000 Haitians this week, amid widespread unemployment and scarce work.
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Last Christmas on Hill Signals Change
Capitol Hill rolls back holiday perks with bans on gifts from vendors and trip incentives. The House bars most gifts starting Jan 1, the Senate caps gifts at 50 dollars, and lobbying disclosure tightens. Reform freshmen push figures and schedules for greater transparency. Rep Porter Goss warns tradition dies slowly.
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Republicans Accept Bosnia Troop Deployment Plan
Republicans express concern for the 20,000 American troops headed to Bosnia but back the president's deployment. Senate leaders plan a resolution of support to back the policy while emphasizing mission accomplishment and troop safety. Clinton welcomes bipartisan backing as Perry and Shalikashvili outline tough training and readiness.
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Social Security bill advances in House
The House Ways and Means Committee approved the Social Security earnings bill 31 to 0 and expects floor passage next week. It would raise the earnings limit from 11,280 to 14,000 next year and to 30,000 by 2002, allowing retirees to earn more without benefit cuts. The measure, costing seven billion dollars over seven years, targets seniors ages 65 to 69 and 70 plus and aligns with the Contract With America.
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