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...timetable on such pressing matters as the debt ceiling, welfare reform and spending bills for a fiscal year that is already into its fifth month. Senators are grumbling that while Dole campaigns from Arizona to the Dakotas to South Carolina, he has not even given them a firm recess schedule that will allow them to plan their own re-election campaigns...
Budget negotiations between President Clinton and congressional leaders recessed without an accord, amid speculation, fueled by Speaker Newt Gingrich's pessimistic assessment, that the talks may have broken down. At his news conference the President insisted a budget deal was reachable if policy differences over such key programs as Medicare and Medicaid could be put aside by Republicans and fought out later at the November elections. Members of Congress took advantage of a January recess to scurry home and sound out voters...
...library will also be open additional hours during spring recess, closing at 4:45 p.m. on Saturday, March 23 and opening at 12 p.m. on Sunday, March...
Response to the virus has grown steadily as students returning from winter recess find their computers infected...
Before the August recess, Gingrich drilled his troops on how to sell his yet-to-be-unveiled plan to "save Medicare," loading them down with packets full of talking points, charts and graphs. But when work resumed in the fall, the Democrats suddenly rose from the dead and struck back with a lethal message. The Medicare rescue, they charged, was actually just a way to give a tax break to the rich by robbing from the old. Gingrich had known all along that $245 billion in tax cuts over seven years would be hard to explain and easy to attack...