1994 shift in federal spending favors GOP districts
AP analysis shows after the 1994 Republican takeover of the House and Senate in 1994, federal outlays rose by about 612 million dollars per district on average in GOP districts by 2001. Gains came via business loans and farm subsidies while housing aid and food stamps fell, leaving GDP regions favored.
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Regional pact strengthens security and emergency cooperation
Maryland governor Glendening Virginia governor Warner and Washington DC mayor Williams signed an eight point plan to improve regional emergency preparedness. The agreement, prompted by the September 11 attacks, calls for joint operations among public safety transportation and health care providers and closer public private and educational sector coordination. It aims to clarify roles enable orderly evacuations along designated routes and reassure cross border workers and residents.
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