Washingtons new process fee and drought impact on farmers
A garbled summary notes a Senate approved 7.4 trillion package, drought effects on tobacco farmers, and comments from Sen. Dick Durbin. It mentions Watergate scandal fatigue fading from polls, Nixon era critics, and generational shifts among voters, with references to military and cocaine trafficking cases.
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Pentagon doubles price for anthrax vaccine to U S troops
The Pentagon will pay BioPort Corp a higher price to manufacture anthrax vaccine for U S military use. BioPort of Lansing Michigan had warned it could not stay in business under prior terms of its 1998 contract, officials said Thursday. The move aims to ensure continued supply and meeting Defense Department needs.
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House and Senate renew gun-control talks in session
Washington lawmakers reopen talks on gun control after divergent juvenile violence approaches. A 34-member conference committee met two hours amid summer adjournment as aides work out differences. Clinton urged continued session to protect children, while Republicans push for a longer delay and broader consent.
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1999 Sportage 2 Door Convertible Starting Price
The 1999 Sportage two door convertible starts at 12,945 after a 1,500 cash back incentive. The offer highlights a cash-back promotion reducing the base price and inviting buyers to consider the stylish convertible model.
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Senate seeks medicine and food sales to Cuba
The Senate placed a provision in an Agriculture Department bill to license up to a year of food and medicine sales to public Cuban institutions, not subsidized, while Cuba remains embargoed. House opposition and a conference committee loom, as Clinton’s stance against lifting the embargo persists. Cuba buys about 90 million dollars of wheat this year, mainly from Australia and Europe.
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