Senator backs summer suspension of federal gas tax
In Washington, Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison backs a temporary halt of the 18.4 cent federal gasoline tax to relieve rising pump prices. She cites summer travel and price stabilization, while past efforts stalled as prices fluctuated and OPEC'd output shifted.
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Independent counsel says he won't finish review before Clinton term ends
Independent counsel Robert Ray told NBC he will continue the Clinton White House review until after President Clinton leaves office. He noted public fatigue but emphasized a careful, expeditious, and responsible decision process and said no charges would be brought while Clinton remains in office.
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Foreign agents target U S scientists abroad in espionage probe
Congressional investigators report at least 75 cases where U S nuclear scientists abroad were approached or their belongings probed by foreign intelligence operatives. The GAO says trips can aid science but note inadequate prep to recognize espionage. Energy Department backs findings and urges traveler awareness.
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White House weighing loosening staff lobbying ban
White House lawyers informal explore loosening the Clinton era rule that bars former aides from lobbying federal agencies they served. The move could affect hundreds of current and former aides, with critics saying the ban hinders recruiting and public service. No quick action expected as legal review continues.
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