Drug importation measure plagued with flaws and doubts
The United States faces a controversial reimportation bill aimed at letting wholesalers or pharmacists bring U S made drugs sold cheaper overseas back for U S resale. Critics call it flawed and costly with counterfeit risks while supporters see it as a path to lower prices amid rising drug costs for seniors.
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Clinton signs third short term bill to keep agencies open
President Clinton signed a temporary continuing resolution to fund the federal government through Saturday as budget talks stall. He urged Congress to finish work and pass a full budget, criticizing lawmakers for delaying education priorities and school construction tax credits.
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