Senate Votes on Highway Funding and Puerto Rico Referendum
Senate passes 62 to 32 to require 0.08 BAC in highway funding laws or face 5 percent funding cuts by 2001 while opposing 0.08 would add further penalties. House votes 209 to 208 to let Puerto Ricans plebiscite statehood status. Also 414 to 1 to penalize states not computerizing child support records under federal rules. Local names listed: Boehlert Hinchey Houghton McHugh Paxon Walsh.
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Clinton pushes anti tobacco laws
President Clinton urged Congress to act now on anti tobacco legislation and punish cigarette firms for enticing youths in his weekly radio address. Republicans countered that illegal drugs pose a greater threat, accusing Clinton of negligence while noting rising 10th grader drug use during his tenure.
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