Clinton signs tough Child-support law
President Clinton signed a broad child support bill creating two felony categories with up to two years in prison for nonpayment or crossing state lines to evade support. The law targets over 3 million out-of-state delinquents and expands paternity tracking and collection efforts, with praise from sponsors and criticism from the National Child Support Enforcement Association.
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Congress delays transplant rule in HHS funding bill
The United Network for Organ Sharing wins a delay for an HHS allocation rule that would favor the sickest patients. The spending bill bars funding to enforce the donor reporting rule while negotiations continue on broader organ allocation and donation policies. The clash centers on local regional and national allocation and long waiting times, especially for living donors.
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Senate passes education tax break bill despite veto threat
The Senate sent a education tax break bill to President Clinton with tax free savings accounts for school expenses and a provision to ease discipline for students who bring firearms to school. The vote was 59 to 36, too narrow to override a veto, with Clinton threatening to reject the measure.
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Tom Daschle
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John Kerry
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Clinton vetoes Iran sanctions bill amid missile concerns
President Clinton vetoed the Iran Missile Proliferation Act overriding automatic sanctions for foreign entities aiding Iran's missile program. He argued the measure would apply sanctions too broadly and could target minor violations, complicating cooperation with Russia to curb illicit technology transfers. Lawmakers pushed to override the veto, warning of risks from Russia and China supplying Iran.
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Iran
United States
Libya
U.S
House International Relations
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R-N.y
GOP
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