Toxic cleanup bill stalled in House committee
A divided House Energy and Commerce panel works on a 10 billion Superfund toxic cleanup bill while the Senate money plan stalls. With a Sept. 30 deadline and a August recess, lawmakers race to produce a measure for President Reagan. The committee allowed tougher health standards for state cleanup mandates and required EPA to permanently neutralize dioxins at Superfund sites.
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Senate balks at line veto
Washington AP report notes Senate blocked President Reagan's line item veto plan as filibuster efforts failed. Weicker defends constitutional principle idea, while Dole says die is cast and focus shifts. Reagan sought unilateral spending cuts, Kennedy surprisingly backs letting him act on rhetoric.
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Congress urged to end exemptions from federal employment laws
Illinois Rep. Lynn Martin urged a House panel to approve bills extending federal equal employment protections to congressional and judicial employees. Her measure is the broadest, seeking to end exemptions for Congress and the judiciary from race sex national origin and other discrimination rules.
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