Senate Passes Major Deficit-Reduction Tax and Spending Plan
Washington AP Senate moves into the second phase of deficit reduction by approving a tax bill and a spending package aimed at saving about 80 billion over two years. The package totals 605.9 billion for 1988 domestic and military spending, includes 9 billion in new taxes for 1988 and 14 billion for the following year, and targets Medicare, farm support, Veterans Administration loans, and Postal Service health benefits. The House has approved its versions. compromise bills must be sent to President Reagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Reagan
Congress
House
White House
Congressional
Veterans’ Administration
Postal Service
Rural Electrification Administration
Rural Telephone Bank
Iran-Contra panel gains new life beyond this year
The House extends the Iran-Contra investigatory panel into next year to orderly dispose of classified documents and provide ongoing access for follow-up work. The panel may not start new inquiries into arms sales to Iran or profits diverted to Nicaragua. Chairman Lee Hamilton expects a March 1 end date if declassification proceeds quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
U.S
Iran
Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
White House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Internal Revenue Service
Okd
Lorainn County
Ashtend College
Jamaica
Nassau
ST. Maarten
RI DE Janeia
Aruba
Barbados
Grand Cayman
ST. Thomas
Honolulu
Middle Ave
Elyria, OR
Anp
Laubers
Speedo
Arena Penbrooke
Robby Len
Others
Lauber’s Swim Shop
Cleveland St
Elyria
Vernon Johnson
Firelands Centre
Firelands Community Hospital
Sandusky
IALL
May Company
Joan Harper
Gloria Vanderbilt
Reebok
Terry
Henley
Karen Scott
Aden
Sunbeam Oskar Jr
Pmesaasr
Resilio
Jon Weston
Queen
King
Sale
Erika Taylor
Pickowear
Claybrooke
Sandusty
Judd Avenue
Cleve
Ohio
Mnet