Around 80 per cent of all greenhouse gasses and other pollutants are emitted by industry, the rest is caused by normal citizens, mostly through car use and burning heating fuels. Both sides contend that the majority of the population is in favour of reducing the blood-alcohol level to 0.5 units per thousand. Waigel's savings plans meet resistance Bonn. The CDU Bundestag deputies from eastern Germany have announced that they plan to fight Finance Minister Waigel's new plan to make financial savings. Waigel is apparently planning to cut DM 4.5 billion from the subsidies for the east of the country, including above all those for the labour market.
Federal cabinet meets today Bonn.
The cabinet has met this morning to discuss a number of issues, including the shortfall in apprenticeships and training places. Education minister Juergen Ruettgers is planning to present an up to the minute report on the situation. The discussion are also to touch on measures which might help to increase employers' willingness to take on trainees. The cabinet also plans to name the president of the new regulatory office for post and telecommunication services today. German Institute for Economic Research delivers report on economy Berlin.