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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1998

Page

2

Clinton backs $203 billion highway bill to modernize roads

President Clinton pledges to sign the six year transportation package after Congress approved the bill by wide margins. The measure raises highway spending 40 percent, allocates $36 billion to mass transit, and includes a $500 million safety fund to reward states boosting seat belt use. It also directs Highway Trust Fund gas-tax revenues to road construction and limits fund diversions. Several lawmakers praise safety and jobs gains, while critics call the bill expensive and pork filled.

Washington Clinton Congress America Senate House Bud Shuster R-Pa House Transportation Committee Smithereens David Obey Dwis Obey Jon Kyl R-Ariz Kyl Slade Gorton R-Wash William Roth R-Del Arlen Specter Paul Wellstone D-Minn Dale

Syria Rejects Israeli Lebanon Pullback Offer in Diplomatic Exchange

Syrian Foreign Minister Farouk al Sharaa dismissed Israel's Lebanon pullback proposal during talks with Madeleine Albright in Washington. He said Syria seeks a comprehensive peace and land for peace, reiterating readiness to restart talks on the Golan Heights from their last point.

Washington Farouk al-Sharaa Lebanon Benjamin Netanyahu al-Sharaa Madeleine Albright United States Israel Sal Syria Netanyahu Albright Clinton Middle East Golan Heights

Clinton hails Ireland accord vote as peace beacon

President Clinton praises voters for endorsing the Northern Ireland accord calling the referendum a beacon for peace and prosperity. He vows U.S. help to bring jobs factories and schools and notes peace is now reality. Clinton marked the overseas vote as a personal triumph and reaffirmed peacemaking as a priority.

Washington Clinton Northern Ireland Peaccord U.S Hope George Mitchell Camp David

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