Democrats propose welfare reforms

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Senate Democrats introduced a plan to limit welfare benefits on Jun 8, 1995. The plan would allow five years of total welfare benefits, require beneficiaries to work two years after getting benefits, and offer childcare and health insurance assistance during the transition to work.

Democratic Party (United States)

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Clinton sets rules for teenage mothers

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Pres Bill Clinton said that he would require teenage mothers to attend school or have their welfare benefits cut off. Teenage mothers would also be required to live at home with their parents or another adult guardian. Clinton based his new rules on a successful program in Ohio.

Finance, Education, Welfare recipients, Teenage mothers

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Senate backs strict lobbyist rules

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The Senate passed a bill by a vote of 98-0 on Jul 25, 1995, that imposes stiffer regulations on lobbyists. If the bill is approved in the House, it will require lobbyists to register, report who they represent and how much they earn. 'Grass-roots' lobbyists will be exempt.

Lobbyists

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