Democrats Delete Corporate Tax Cut in Tax Bill Fight
Democrats moved to drop the unpopular corporate tax cut from the six year tax bill and shift focus to a health insurance measure. Senator Lloyd Bentsen said he would attach a federal standard for insurers to the bill to win votes and make action harder for a Bush veto. The package totals 79.1 billion in cuts and 93.5 billion in increases, with passage expected next week. Speaker Foley expressed confidence the bill would pass.
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Israelis Enter South Lebanon Amid Offensive Tension
Israeli troops push into south Lebanon breaching near the UN security zone amid threats of expanding fighting. Prime Minister Shamir vows to continue attacks until quieted. UN and international actors warn of possible broader conflict as talks planned in Washington proceed.
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Officials investigate cholera victims linked to airline flight
Shirley Fannin of Los Angeles County health officials tied five cholera cases to Aerolineas Argentinas Flight 386 from South America. Four other cases were reported among passengers en route to Los Angeles or Japan. The only common factor appears to be the plane trip, with two victims having seafood aboard.
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De Klerk Plans Whites Only Referendum on End
Cape Town South Africa National Party leader F W de Klerk plans a whites only referendum on apartheid end as a test of white support for multiracial democracy. He did not set a date for the referendum and indicated a whites only general election could follow.
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Panel urges implants be disallowed for cosmetic reasons
A government panel urges that breast implants be disallowed for cosmetic use, noting most cosmetic requests come from women seeking to alter appearance rather than medical need. The FDA faces a final decision within about 60 days, weighing safety and patient demand amid debate on silicone gel implants and living tissue.
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