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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1998

Page

3

Clinton signs IRS overhaul bill in White House ceremony

President Clinton, once opposing IRS overhaul, signed new reform into law with bipartisan support in the East Room. The legislation creates a nine member board to oversee IRS operations and shifts burden of proof in many tax cases to the IRS, aiming for a more customer friendly agency.

Washington Clinton Internal Revenue Service IRS America Congress Senate White House Senate Finance Committee William Roth Delaware Charles Grassley Iowa Roth Bill Archer Texas House Ways and Means Committee R-Del John Ensign R-Nev D-Iown Jim Bunning R-Ky Bob Kerrey D-Neb David Bonier D-Mich Benjamin Cardin D-Md

Currie testimony may wrap up in Lewinsky grand jury

President's secretary Betty Currie may have finished her grand jury testimony in the Monica Lewinsky investigation. Attorney Lawrence Wechsler said Currie has no date to return, and prosecutors may soon decide whether to call Lewinsky or subpoena Clinton. The grand jury has focused on Currie's knowledge of Lewinsky visits to the White House and related contacts.

Washington Monica Lewinsky Betty Currie Currie Clinton Lawrence Wechsler Secret Service Pentagon Linda Tripp Lewinsky Tripp Paula Jones Jones Carrie Starr Grand White House

Post Office postpones hospice care stamp release

The Post Office will not issue the hospice care stamp on November 5 as planned. Officials cited the January 10 rate hike and the stamp's 32-cent rate, saying delaying until after the new 33-cent rate allows longer use.

Post Office Washington

Congress may delay medical ID enforcement

Washington AP House Republicans weigh delaying a plan to give every American a lifetime computer ID to track health care. Privacy concerns, potential data breaches, and misgivings by doctors and privacy groups prompt leaders to pause while they review the 1996 law and the plan's implications.

Washington House Congress Clinton White House Chris Jennings

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