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...condemned for a vote of conscience. "It's not a healthy concept, in my opinion, to think everyone has to fit into the same keyhole to belong to the Republican Party," said Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), a longtime member of Hatfield's panel. Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) joined the defenders, arguing that Hatfield should not be punished for sticking by his principles. Before last Thursday's budget bill vote, Dole reportedly refused an offer by Hatfield to resign rather than vote against the Party -- a move that would have given the amendment the necessary...
...cable and phone industries will proceed, although at a slower pace. The legislation, S. 1822, would have allowed major players in the telecom and cable business to compete in each other's territories, and would have sped up the development of the i-highway. But Senator Ernest Hollings (D-S.C.) was forced to pull the plug after Republican Robert Dole of Kansas broke a tenuous congressional consensus and came out against the bill. The legislation had significant goodies for consumers, says TIME Washington Correspondent Suneel Rattan. "They've tried deregulation in the U.K. and they've had lower prices...
November 9, 1993. Took our midterms. We're going to get D-s. It's Tuesday, which means we simply have to get the magazine done tonight or it won't come out on Thursday. We've barely started. And there doesn't seem to be a single sex scandal on this campus. Not a single one. We'll just have to make something up, I guess...
...Senate, Sen. Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) scaled back his plan to allow U.S. ethanol fuel makers to buy up to 2 million bushels each every month of government surplus corn. Ethanol is a fuel based partly on alcohol produced from corn and other commodities...
...amendment, introduced by Sen. Ernest Hollings (D-S.C.) at Kennedy's request, prevents the Federal Communications Commission from granting Murdoch any relief or review of the rule barring common ownership of a newspaper and a broadcast station in the same city...