NATO Costs and Expansions Stir Senate Votes
Representing New York state are Alfonso D Amato and Daniel Patrick Moynihan. The Senate rejected a 25 percent cost cap on NATO expansion amid debate over future U S spending. D Amato supported the cap while Moynihan opposed. The chamber later approved NATO expansion to Poland Hungary and the Czech Republic with Moynihan voting no and D Amato voting yes. The Senate also passed a 236 billion emergency spending bill for disaster relief and troops abroad, with Clinton signing it into law after budget offsets and IMF/UN dues provisions drew contention.
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House votes on needle exchange and Social Security panel
In New York politics Sherwood Boehlert Maurice Hinchey Amory Houghton John McHugh James Walsh back needle exchange bill 287 to 140 pledging no federal funding for programs supplying needles. A 413 to 8 vote created a bipartisan panel to reform Social Security. DC voucher plan passes 214 to 206 while Endy spending bill clears 242 to 163. Clinton signs $6 billion aid measure with 0 votes from Boehlert Houghton Paxon.
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