Crime rates fall again but teen violence seen rising
Preliminary 1995 figures show seven major crimes down 2 percent from 1994 with overall crime dropping 4 percent in the Northeast and 1 percent nationally. Murder and robbery fall, while larceny rises 1 percent as experts warn teen violence may surge amid aging population and enforcement shifts. Local officials cite community policing and stricter penalties as factors.
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Congress weighs gas tax repeal amid budget clash
Washington officials advise caution as lawmakers debate repealing the 4.3 cent gas tax enacted with Clinton's 1993 deficit plan. Tyson and Reich warn of revenue losses, while Gingrich and Dole push for a quick vote and possible offset plans. White House counters by urging balanced budgeting talks and rejecting deep education cuts.
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