Telecommunications overhaul approved by Congress, president

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Congress approved a major telecommunications reform bill on Feb 1, 1996, and Pres Clinton then signed it. The new law will encourage more competition in the telephone and cable television markets and ease restrictions on media ownership. It also restricts obscenity on the Internet.

Laws, regulations and rules, Internet, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Television broadcasting industry, Cable television

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Congress moves on '94 appropriations

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The House Appropriations Committee allocated $501 billion in non-entitlement spending for FY 1994. Spending bills for several areas, including energy, water, foreign operations, the Agriculture Dept, the District of Columbia and the Treasury Dept, are discussed.

Planning, Government spending policy, Expenditures, Public, Public expenditures

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Congress passes final budget resolution

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Congress has passed Pres Bill Clinton's proposed economic plan, which includes spending and taxation limits for FY 1994. The plan calls for the federal budget deficit to be reduced to $192.6 billion in FY 1997.

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