Show The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday November 2 12003 1 — All Federal budget caught in battle over overtime rules WASHINGTON ( AP) lawmakers fashioning a massive sending hill In fund dozens of government agencies remained deadlocked Thursday over whether to block President Bush from moving ahead with iiew rules lor overtinie pay The Mouse arid Senate passed separate tcmxrary landing hills (hat would have to be rec- ollL‘e Friday to keep the agencies running while ncgoiiiUoiS search for a solution U problem that Senate Appro-priatioCommittee Chairman from allowing companies to own stations watched by 43 percent of viewers in an diva That would leave the current limit of 33 percent iii ell'ccl The colossal sjXMkling mea--' sure is a collection of annually approved bills that lawnuikers rolled into oiieSO billion which repivscnls dins ' Mf? flftd eighth of tlie entire federal budget The negotiators have already missed tlvir Oct I deadline to finish the bills and have acted several times to push back their deadline GOP lead- ers now want to finish the bill before Thanksgiving along with Medicare and energy leg- islalibn so lawmakers can iidjourn before the holidays Tlie package has oilier problems lawmakers want to add about $4 billion for veterans education state election sys- terns and aid to countries pursu- ing dcinixTutic reforms but they can't find room in die get! Stevens said they’ re seareh- - ' bud-packa- ge mg for iiionev that might be squirreled away in agencies' rainy day accounts Senators have to wink out a’ dispute over langiiage bKk'kiiig patents on “human organisms’ t pxments say it would stop stem cell research hut support ers siiy it would only slop the patenting of cloiied humans " Stevens siul the gnmp was coming close to seillmu an issue holiling up the bill that luiidsihe ivasurv and I rails portalioii liepaitmeiils l he issue involves presidential ohleis to eonliagi m'oie federal vvoik to private ebiiiiaaojs Otherwise progress eluded ilk negotialofs 1 ns ' v"v proposed a 'rules say' it could jeopar-f- i gl'tinkr than la'dizo veitiiril to y i&Ozv' nkv paid nuliioii enipliiyees''rhe0 ifadnuaLstratidn says the proposal is a budlv lieeded revision iif ffe? 'a-- : 4r:W3k? ’1? Negotiatorssiud the Mouse cannot accept a bill that blix-kBush’s orders while the Senate cannot pass a hill that lets them ' go forward Sen Arien Specter who faces a tough race next year in a stute where' labor is strong has proposed a compromise that would require the Labor Depdrtmwit to appoint a commission to study the issue and recommend new ' V regulations within lX) days that ' : “wiiuld m cut overtime pay ”4 ' for a lot of people” The plan them would be sent tii Congress for a quick fast?£? ’ track' vote tVt approval or' - - - - rtW i s R-P- a: Reg$ia-$S- 2 Cirts' Boys' i ft ’’ tuts is just IX'partnieht of eliminate' to a of over-T- fe lot ding lH'tinie fora kof peopkvand Mg$SS$H3t 0 Men's ENTIRE STOCK OF SWEATERS : - a 3-2- From Copper' Key ' ' ” ' " ' Sifr5M)S DON DESIGNER SPORTSWEAR Traditional and conterriporary f styls l I I J4" Twxpu & elf with the economy being in its current shape! thin would be) -- V? Noagretnient hits been ‘’d far und Stevenssug-lfIngested lawmakers might have sli$ §£ Jf c to peel off the funding provi-- $ sums for labor education and Wcniid j&vKeg- $S6x§ ?AMen'sw!: let tin Slif theE ROUNDTREE package go forward but it might keep labor educating and 'I health programs frohi getting aim increased budget next yearMiif Rep Ralph RegulaR-Ohi- o ®who leads thip' House AppropriK “futions subcommittee that writcs? that hrll said that solution was L‘ I TEFLONi mPANTS: ' & resistant s 'iff ? vim hill already flouts bne Busli iklminisiratioh (irderon £$§ television station ownership ?§pg! 11 Federafl limits IthliK'ks the Communications Commission ?§§ v f Men's & Women's aw - ENTIRE “From the time of Sept he wuiltedte fight for his country Schroedcr said “All 1 ' : 1 STOCK OF the soldiers he knew felt so pumped to defend dur country ' And he wasn't afraid to fight he wasn’t afraid to go to war He haid been trained excellent: ly io do this job" Dailey originally wanted to become ii naval officer so he ' could fly F:16s but discovered that his eyesight was too poor Hc then chose the Army and hoped to become a ranger with the Special Forces but was deployed to Iraq before he J could finish ihc iraihing Schroedcr said ' Dailey was engaged to Kris ten Barnckov of Columbia Ga Even thought the family has not yet made arrangements it did say Thursday through an ' Army Reserve statement that if was planning a private funeral The public will he welcome however ar the bgr-ia- l' Two other Utah soldiers died during the war in Iraq James W Cawley 4 a Salt Lake police officer and Marine reservist was killed in a flrcflght near pjasiriyah in late March nine days into the war Staff Sgt Nino D Livau-dai- s 23 died in April in a sui- cide bombing at a US checkpoint in northwestern Iraq Dailey was engaged to Kristen Barnckov of Columbus Ga COLD WEATHER KNIT ACCESSORIES IB NON mmmi NOW 0rlg19 MM JUNIORS' LONG' SLEEVE HENLEY TOPS G30'©‘SD PRESTON & YORK TAILORED JEWELRY iStggU & EVENING DACS - ooQBPa QI03SED JUNIORSiSWEATERS aumw Rag (l2-$- n DOTS' S'MDAC ACTIVE SPORTSWEAR $8f)99 Orig1 SELECTED MEN'S LEVI’S RED TAB JEANS HVEI3U0 GMME33 INITIAL’JEWELRY 1 - No Coupons I !fHN?KI& Noododot ' j DHIdnru - ' Boon siopricoi — off o nwcharxkto LfM M I I Ortgtnrt priooo m mfctwiidl— to iCUCTEO un— ooMwrwt— wod Srtociion by non Uwiiod 10 woo on hud not inducted Sorry no pneo odKiStmente gwon on provioua purchooM Wo connol aooopl phone or merforttef on dearanoo morchondiM CfllNp VMtof wit IM KM U—CWPmH— mtm wttT— -- Biwr tna(MMifiCM fh AmnwrjMapar IMONONMfM In IMniCm iFreniTawteCteWi iNTMVijn) etNWelw' it's |