President Clinton presses agenda in waning days of term
Washington AP reports President Clinton uses executive orders to reshape federal policy on the environment and workplace as his term dwindles. Republicans and business groups push back, hoping GOP control next year stalls or reverses Obama era measures. Analysts note sweeping actions include enlarging protected monuments and safety device agreements with Smith & Wesson.
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Israel cancels large China arms sale during U S peace talks
Israel canceled a planned quarter billion dollar sale of an airborne radar warning system to China amid U S brokered talks with the Palestinians. The White House welcomed the move and a congressman suspended plans to withhold aid. Analysts called it smart to ease tensions before the summit.
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Two Firms Unite On Digital Radio Push
Washington AP reports Digital Radio and Lucent Digital Radio will form iBiquity Digital Corp to speed a FCC standard for digital radio. The plan aims to deliver CD quality data rich broadcasts over existing FM AM bands with clearer sound and potential radio access via handheld devices.
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