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...mind. What has businessmen so riled up is provisions in Simpson's 200 plus-page immigration package that would sharply curtail the number of foreign skilled and professional workers who can enter the U.S. on employment visas each year. Those in the technology business charge that at best the cutback would erode their competitive edge and at worst could threaten their future growth and prospects...
...nature of most five-year grants is thatthe funding is for five years; therefore, mostcurrent researchers, at least those not up for anew five-year grant, will not be nearly asaffected," Losick says. "The people starting outwill bear the brunt of the cutback...
...latest fallout from the CIA's Aldrich Ames spy scandal could be a cutback in the privacy rights of national security employees. The Clinton Administration said it was drafting new rules that would let investigators peer more easily into the financial records of the 2 million or more civilian and military personnel with access to classified information, and also require those with top security clearances to file regular financial disclosure statements. This is in response to the CIA's failure to detect Ames' extravagant spending of his Soviet-supplied supplemental income...
Walsh said Schwartz was taking so much of thefirm's profits that he had to tell her to cutback...
...presidential leadership for people to realize how cost-effective that can be," says Schumer. The signs are not encouraging. Widespread drug treatment will have to wait for health-care reform, says the White House, but the desire to keep the package's overall cost down has already caused a cutback in the planned coverage. As currently contemplated, says Rosenthal, "the treatment the Administration is proposing will be almost useless in helping the hard- core user kick his habit...