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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1995
Page
2
Washington lawmakers move Social Security to independent status to boost accountability though critics say the change ignores the system’s looming insolvency. Experts warn of insolvency by 2019 with assets exhausted by 2029 unless reforms raise payroll taxes, lift the retirement age, cut benefits, or means-test payments.
In Long Beach California a woman charged with murdering her 22 month old son and attempting to murder his 3 year old brother by throwing them into the Los Angeles River was found mentally incompetent to stand trial. A court doctor said the arraignment was postponed and the defendant must return April 13 for another mental status hearing. The 24 year old, Donna Jean Fleming, reportedly suffers hallucinations from medication and spoke of invisible beings during the incident.
The CDC survey of about 16000 students in grades 1 through 12 finds 11 percent carried weapons on campus in the past month and 24 percent were offered or given drugs at school in the past year. The study underlines violence as a teen health problem and calls for action to curb weapons and drugs in schools.
Senate subcommittee explores the new direct student loan program amid budget and debt concerns. President Clinton touts savings from cutting banks subsidies while Republicans warn of a growing federal bureaucracy. Sen Jim Jeffords voices resistance to broad giveaways and repayment challenges. Education officials say they are designing tracking methods for potential issues.
A House committee approved creating a five member presidentially appointed panel to take control of D C finances as the city faced a projected $722 million deficit. Rep Tom Davis said the measure could reach the House floor soon with Senate action expected.
An advisory panel urged Congress to scrap Medicare's flawed physician payment formula and raise fees by 19 percent in line with GDP growth. The Pay Physicians Review Commission warned continued cuts could push Medicare rates below private insurers, reducing doctors' willingness to treat beneficiaries.
Senate approves Dan Ghekhman as secretary of agriculture in a 94 to 0 vote. He pledges to advocate for farmers and represent all Americans while guiding farm policy amid ongoing debates over farm bill programs and price supports.
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