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Akron Be3con Journ3l B3 Sunday, March 11, 1379 ow area legislators cast votes In YAVX i tA va vv Where it's happening now When you buy our Seaiy mattress JJi if; II 11 1: i ft Csngrouon) Quarterly Here Is how Akron area members of Congress voted on key roll calls during the week ending Friday. BOUSE Taiwan relations. By a 172-181 vote, the House defeated a proposal to establish a governmental "liaison office" to conduct American relations with Taiwan in the future. The proposal was offered as an amendment to a bill to continue relations with Taiwan. Voting to establish a Taiwan liaison office: Douglas Applegate (D-St.

Clairsville), Ralph Regula (R-Navarre) and J. William Stanton (R-Painesville). Voting not to establish a Taiwan liaison office: Donald Pease (D-Oberlin), John Selberling (D-Ak-ron) and Charles Vanik (D-Cleve-land). SENATE Taiwan relations. The Senate defeated, on a 42-50 vote, a proposal to strengthen the American security commitment to Taiwan.

The proposal was an amendment to a bill to continue relations with Taiwan on an unofficial basis. Voting against the amendment: John Glenn and Howard Metzenbaum (D-Ohio). Taiwan relations. By a 57-38 vote, the Senate tabled (killed) a proposal to establish a governmental "liaison office" to conduct American relations with Taiwan in the future. The proposal was offered as an amendment to a bill to continue relations with Taiwan.

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OF THE 84 senators or top aides reached by Knight-Ridder Newspapers, 31 said they oppose the change, 20 said they are for it and 33 said they are uncertain. Ohio's two Democratic senators split on the issue. John Glenn was in favor of suspending the income limit, while Howard Metzenbaum supported keeping the tough income limit. The actual voice vote suspended a rule passed two years ago to limit a senator's outside income to $8,625 a year (15 percent of a senator's salary of THE CEILING, which went into effect Jan 1, was sold by Senate leaders as part of a tough ethics code that was tied to the senators' $12,900 pay raise in 1977. The package, said Majority Leader Robert C.

Byrd (D-W. was meant to keep the Senate from "having its cake and eating it, too." The new ceiling applied to all "earned income" the kind that results from actual work such as writing articles, practicing- law, selling real estate or making speeches. The Senate vote Thursday restored the old limit of $25,000 a year on earnings for speeches (honoraria) and took the lid entirely off income from other work. 1 A' Save $221 to 281 on multi-pillowed beige Herculon contemporary furniture in your choice of grouping '4 5 f- cr i ll HO 2 piece sectional, I 1 Si ifM She won't see 'miracle baby' JERSEY CITY, N.J. OP) The woman who delivered a baby as she lay in a coma will probably die of the severe cerebral hemorrhage that crippled her and never see her "miracle baby," a neurologist says.

The 39-year-old Bayonne woman, who Jersey City Medical Center officials declined to identify at the request of her family, gave birth to a five-pound premature girl Tuesday while in a deep coma caused by a cerebral hemorrhage. "I've never seen anyone this serious recover," Dr. Jerry Brown said as he studied a brain scan of the woman. "We'll keep her on life-support equipment and give her every chance to resolve this." The outlook for the baby, born a month early, Is "excellent," said Dr. Jules Rivkin, obstetrics and gynecology chief.

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