Central New York lawmakers back export control bill in Senate
In the Senate, Central New York representatives Hillary Rodham Clinton and Charles Schumer voted Yes as the chamber approved a restructuring of federal authority to regulate exports. The bill, with 85 yeas to 4 nays, would let the Commerce Department remove export controls from mass market products. Senators Sherwood Boehlert Hinchey Houghton McHugh Reynolds Walsh supported the measure.
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Charles Schumer
Senate Export Centre
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Central New York
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New Hartford
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D Saugerties
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Corning
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Boehlert
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Houghton
McHugh
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Walsh
Niles
National Commit Coalition
Yeas
the House
Vietnam
Boehlert Yes
Legisla- Hinchey Yes
Houghton Yes
McHugh Yes
Reynolds Yes Freedom
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Bush Budget Squeeze UI Son Faces Similar Quandary
Washington and New York Times excerpts compare President George W Bush s looming budget fight with earlier clashes during George H W Bush s 1990 decision making The piece notes calls to avoid Social Security surplus spending and the risk of tax cuts widening deficits It cites economists and strategists on possible paths and party divides describing a mirrored struggle over spending versus tax policy and trust fund use.
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Federal Budget Consulting Group
Flenshman-Hullard
Collender
Don
Meimtom
Grover Norquist
Americans For Tax Reform
Clinton and Schumer take on the budget battle
Senate returns to confront budget surpluses as Clinton questions CBO scope and costs for Social Security Medicare and defense programs. Schumer and Gramm find cross‑party accord on Financial Services Modernization and deregulation measures while DNC mobilizes new citizen voters after naturalization ceremonies in Arlington and New York.
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Bill would OK drugs from Canada import plan gains attention
Senate and House consider easing imports of prescription medicines from Canada to lower costs for U S consumers. Sen Byron Dorgan leads a narrowed bill focusing on Canadian imports while safety labeling requirements would remain in force, aiming to overcome prior administration objections.
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