North Korea to ease farm rules amid aid plan
North Korea agreed to relax strict controls on agriculture as part of a UN DP backed plan to ease shortages. The plan seeks $300 million and was shown at a Geneva conference last week.
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Republicans push 1999 budget with tax, Social Security changes
Republicans prepare to bring the $1.72 trillion 1999 budget to the House floor after altering tax cut and Social Security Medicare provisions. The plan would include nonbinding language to use Social Security surpluses for tax cuts and to shore up retirement benefits while addressing new spending, with debate expected to begin today.
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Internet hookup fees face scrutiny in schools and libraries
Opponents question how the program is funded as discounts promised for Internet hookups to schools libraries and rural health care facilities are collected as fees on telephone and telecom bills. Critics note discounts have not yet reached the intended recipients even as collections began in January.
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Food stamp restoration for immigrants clears House vote
House Republicans move to restore food stamps for 250000 legal immigrants and guarantee crop insurance for growers. Rep Gerald Solomon, Rules chair, wins a straight up-or-down vote on the $1.9 billion bill after protests from farmers and Hispanic groups. The panel previously defeated efforts to remove the food stamp provisions.
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The House will consider a constitutional amendment supporters say would curb hostile court rulings and let Americans express religious beliefs in public spaces. Backed by conservatives and some faith groups, it faces opposition from the Clinton administration and civil liberties groups who warn it could undermine church state separation. Randy Tate of the Christian Coalition says efforts are intense as votes seem tight.
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