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Syracuse Herald Journal

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Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1997

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4

NEA battle tests GOP unity in House amid budget vote

In Washington a tight 217-216 House vote to advance a $13 billion Interior bill hinged on GOP defections over the NEA. Representative McHugh and allies shifted positions under leadership pressure, while Boehlert Walsh and others voted to move the measure forward. Rifts echoed over Northern Ireland comments and Moynihan warned of a lagging budget path as debates loom for the fall compromise.

McHugh House James Walsh R-Onondaga Sherwood Boehlert New Hartford Gingrich NEA Boehlert Walsh GOP Democrats Senate Rep Amory Houghton R-Corning Houghton New York Utica Blue Sox Roger Kennedy National Park Service Hamilton College Northern Frontier Project Drew Ward Congressional Appropriations Committee Full Appropriations Committee Congress Robert Gavin Syracuse Washington Herald American Rob Gavin Pressroom

Kennedy proposes $7.25 minimum wage by 2002

Sen. Edward Kennedy argues for a $2.10 raise to $7.25 an hour over five years, saying the living wage helps workers and poverty. He cites a study indicating the most recent raise boosted low income families without harming employment.

Washington Sen Edward Kennedy Massachusetts Democrat Congress Kennedy Liberal Economic Policy Institute

Senators Vote On Base Closures And Supercomputer Exports

The Senate rejected a White House backed base closures plan and voted 66 to 33 to commission a report delaying closures to 2001 amid jobs fears. It also approved a milder export rule 72 to 27 allowing supercomputer sales to China and Eastern Europe, with White House support. Alfonso D'Amato and Daniel Moynihan voted yes.

Senate White House China Europe U.S

House votes to dismantle the Arts Endowment

The House approved a resolution 217 to 216 to push an Interior bill that would cut NEA funding from 100 million to 10 million and seek block grants for local art agencies. Pro and con quotes appear for and against preserving the NEA as a national arts body.

Washington House Interior Department National Endowment For the Arts NEA

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