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Page 8/The Battalion/Thursday, September 24, 1987
World and Nation
Senate votes to restore
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The
Senate voted Wednesday to restore
the Gramm-Rudman budget-balanc
ing law, renewing the threat of
across-the-board spending cuts un
less Congress and the president
reach a compromise on reducing the
deficit.
The bill was passed 64 to 34 and
sent to President Reagan, whose
support for Gramm-Rudman has
wavered recently. Administration
officials said no decision had been
made on whether Reagan should
veto the bill.
The revised plan, approved by the
House on Tuesday, would bring
back the law’s threat of automatic
spending cuts, redrafting a provi
sion the Supreme Court found un
constitutional in the original.
But it would abandon the original
timetable for a balanced budget by
fiscal 1991. That goal would take un
til fiscal 1993, with most of the defi
cit reduction put off until after the
1988 elecdon.
Like the original Gramm-Rud
man passed two years ago, the plan
was an amendment to a bill raising
the ceiling on the national debt. The
December 1985 vote first put the
limit above $2 trill ion. The new bill
would allow $2.8 trillion in Treasury
borrowing, enough to last until May
1989.
Sen. Pete V. Domenici, R-N.M.,
argued against the bill, calling it a
“Trojan horse” for the Democrats to
impose their policies. Echoing a
White House concern, he said the
threat of the spending cuts would be
used to pressure Reagan to increase
taxes and would surely result in a cut
in military spending.
White House spokesman Marlin
Fit/water said, “Any
man fix which is designedi;
principal purpose ofcuttiniJ
or raising taxes is an f
one that we have grave o
about."
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen,
chairman of the Senate!
Committee, said the bilvi
signed to pressure Reagan
5
"Sure,” said Bentsen,*
S 10 billion to $15 billion ini
might be needed. "Tha!!i|
we’re also putting this I
that box, forcing it toi
tough, hard choices.”
In all, $23 billion in<
lion would be required i
compared with $37 billiond
in the fiscal 1988 budget,b:j
not going to be an easvia!
tain." he said.
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SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican
Republic (AP) — Hurricane Emily
swept through this Caribbean nation
Wednesday, killing two children and
injuring two other people but other
wise causing little damage.
“It’s a blessing from God that Em
ily didn’t wreak the havoc we all
feared,” Civil Defense Director Eu
genio Cabral said. “Also, people took
precautions and didn’t overreact."
Hurricane David killed 1,000 peo
ple when it hit the Dominican Re
public in 1979.
Emily toppled utility poles and
uprooted trees when it hit. It lost
strength as it crossed over 12,000-
foot peaks and exited over the
northwestern part of Hispaniola, the
island shared by the Dominican Re
public and Haiti.
When its maximum sustained
winds dropped from a high of 110
mph to below the 74 mph hurricane
level, Emily was downgraded to
tropical storm status.
But forecasters warned that Emily
was expected to gather strength and
become a hurricane again as it
moved at 18 mph on a northwest
course over warm Caribbean waters.
At 11 a.m. CDT, Emily’s poorly
defined center was near latitude
20.6 north, longitude 72.7 west, or
425 miles southeast of Nassau, the
Bahamas, according to the National
Hurricane Center in Coral Gables,
Fla.
A U.S. Air Force reconnaisance
plane reported winds of 60 mph,
fficials sa
center officials said.
Hurricane warnings remained in
effect for the Turks and Caicos is
lands to the northwest of Hispaniola,
and for the central and southeast
sections of the Bahamas, said center
meteorologist Mark Zimmer.
The storm was expected to turn
northeast about 300 miles south of
Florida and bypass the United
States, Zimmer added.
Emily struck the Dominican Re
public’s southern coast at Ocoa Bay,
65 miles southwest of Santo Domi
ngo, at about midnight with 110
mph winds, 15-foot waves and heavy
rain.
Two children, ages 4 and 7, were
killed and two other people were in
jured when a small house collapsed
on the outskirts of the capital, police
said.
About 3,000 people in Santo
Domingo and the town of La Vega,
100 miles northwest, were evacuated
to churches, schools and public
buildings on higher ground. Electri
city in the capital was intentionally
cut off to prevent accidents and
short circuits.
Las Americas International Air
port remained closed Wednesday
morning and the streets of down
town Santo Domingo were nearly
deserted, except for a few buses and
taxis.
Schools and most public offices
and private businesses were closed.
said
Ford, 70,
tensive care unit of He
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