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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1995

Page

29

Unprecedented spending cuts loom to balance budget

AP analysis notes that balancing the federal budget by 2002 would require extreme restraint on spending growth, with Republicans proposing no tax increases and substantial cuts to Medicare Medicaid and other programs while preserving Social Security and interest payments. The plan hinges on political will amid rising health costs and automatic benefit programs.

Alan Fram Associated Press Washington Congressional Republicans GOP House Budget Committee John Kasich Ohio Kasich House Reagan Clinton Martha Phillips Concord Coalition Daniel Mitchell Conservative Heritage Foundation Capitol Hill America

Sleep in the House Office Dorms Becomes Policy Debate

Washington lawmakers discretely sleep in their offices to stay near work with Speaker Newt Gingrich defending a hands-off stance. Rep. Sanford describes a military like routine and four minute floor access while critics note the irony of a “homeless” Congress as Rep. Schroeder denounces a new mockery of the homeless amid social cuts.

Washington Mark Sanford House Newt Gingrich Rga Bers Gingrich Patricia Schroeder D-Colo

Offbeat and strict bills highlight statehouse quirks

A roundup shows lawmakers propose odd measures from lethal three strike bills in Oklahoma to aerial deer carcass rights in Wisconsin. Notable ideas include a toll free ethics hotline in Maine, a paddle for Mississippi prisoners, and pilot deer carcass rights in Ourada's bill. The spread reflects creative gripes and rare humor in legislatures nationwide.

Associated Press Oklahoma Nevada New York City Central Park Indiana Minnesota Bill Graves Arkansas Maine Oregon Mississippi California New York Tennessee Louisiana Bob Lessard Wisconsin Tom Ourada Ourada

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