The Michigan Daily - Friday, January 27, 1989-- Page 7

House Dems,

GOP leaders agree on salary package

WASHINGTON (AP) - House
Democratic and Republican leaders
have tentatively worked out a pack-
age that would impose significant
financial restrictions on House
members in return for a 50 percent
pay raise, leadership sources said
yesterday.
The sources, speaking only on
condition they not be identified, are

still working out the specifics. But
they said the package, to be intro-
duced soon after the raise becomes
law on Feb. 8, would include:
_An end to the honoraria system,
which allows rank-and-file House
members to keep up to $28, 850 of
the money they earn form speeches,
articles and other appearances.
_Abolition of the "grandfather"

system in campaign financing. This
has allowed 190 House members, in
office as of Jan. 8, 1980, to stock-
pile more than $39 million in sur-

getting long vacations at resorts
from special interests, who invited
them to speak for free.
Restricitons on non-honoraria

plus campaign money for their per- outside income.

pointees and federal judges also
would receive 50 percent pay in-
creases.
Senate leaders have committed
themselves to scheduling a vote be-
fore the deadline, which is certain to
reject the raise. The vote would be
meaningless, however, since both
houses must reject the proposal stop
it.

sonal use.
_Restrictions, probably time
limitations, on travel for speaking
engagements and other appearances.
This would prevent members form

Recommended by former Presi-
dent Reagan, the increase would
boost rank-and-file lawmakers'
salaries from $89, 500 to $135, 000.
Top executive branch political ap-

House opponents of the raise said
yesterday they can't stop the increase
and are now focusing on long-range
efforts to roll it back
The negotiators have been Coelho
and Rep. Vic Fazio (D- Calif.);
House GOP Whip Dick Cheney (R-
Wyo.) and Rep. Jerry Lewis (R-
Calif.), chair of the House Republi-
can Conference.

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HELP WANTED
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
is now hiring
for itions in its
FINAN DEPARTMENT
Applications are being acceed
until Friday, January27
No experience necessary
Freshman and Sophomores preferred
Call 764-0560; ask for Jein or Jill
or stop by at 420 Maynard
to pick up an application.
Flexible hours, MG opportunities
ATTENTION
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OR MARKETING?
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GREAT PARKING SPACE for rentl Excel-
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MUSICAL

GOING PLACES
DAYTONA BEACH
7 nghtsat the Whitehall Inn: $119. w/rans.
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for these ow prices: Feb. 4 Call LDon: 996-
0348.
GO SKIING! Cabins w/ fireplace. Resort lo-
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ORIENT SUPERFARES SAVE 30%+
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TICKETS

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"TRUMPET AND JAZZ Improvisation
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