U.S. to consider shift on U.N. dues policy
The Johnson administration nears a turning point in United Nations policy as it weighs moving away from enforcing mandatory dues. Ambassador Goldberg delays recommendations after private congressional pushback, aiming for a decision before a 33-nation U.N. Finance Committee meeting.
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Voting begins on bill for development funds in low income areas
Votes start today on a bill to pump up to 400 million dollars over five years for waterworks sewers parks and streets in economically distressed areas. Republicans push amendments to send the measure back to committee and tighten eligibility and administration of the program.
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