Unlimited subsidies program eyed for big farmers
The new farm plan would abolish the $150000 subsidy cap, letting up to about 2600 large producers receive certificates in lieu of cash. The move could flood markets with government backed cotton payments, benefiting giants like JG Boswell Co and drawing criticism from officials who warn it harms smaller growers.
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Tester warns Pentagon rush on missile defense plan
Pentagon weapons tester Philip Coyle warned Congress that a June review to decide deployment of a long range missile defense system creates artificial pressure. He argued the timetable compresses development and risks. Critics like Tom Collina praised his call for slower, thorough testing after a successful intercept test and a later failure.
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Clinton backs Social Security earnings limit repeal
President Clinton signaled support to veto a separate Republican bill to end the earnings limit that trims benefits for older Americans. The move accelerates an election-year push, with House Republicans aiming for a March vote and over 800,000 seniors affected by the limit.
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Bush and McCain Prepare for Tonight Debate in D C
In Columbia, McCain vows to lift race tone amid sharp contrasts with Bush. They clash over Social Security and reform records as Keyes joins. A 90 minute CNN debate moderated by Larry King airs as polls show a dead heat among likely voters. The event pits education, women voters, and campaign financing against each candidate's record.
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Reform Party Eyes McCain Nomination Amid Turbulent Meet
The Reform Party weighs nominating Sen. John McCain as leaders seek stability after a chaotic Nashville meeting. McCain said he would accept the Reform nomination only after winning the GOP nod, while party chiefs boosted claims of control despite mixed voter reaction and defections.
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