Aid Package For Ukraine Moves Slowly Through Congress       And
I'm David Greene.  Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill are
agreeing on something these days, that Congress needs to approve
an aid package quickly for the fledgling and nearly broke
government now ruling Ukraine. But it's been harder than
expected for the House and Senate to agree on what should or
should not be in that aid package. The biggest sticking point: a
change in the rules at the International Monetary Fund that the
Obama administration considers critical for rescuing Ukraine.
Here's NPR's David Welna.  DAVID WELNA, BYLINE: For the Obama
administration, the $1 billion in loan guarantees the House
approved last week for Ukraine is simply not enough. Appearing
before a House panel yesterday, Secretary of State John Kerry
said stabilizing Ukraine financially requires ratification of a
set of reforms for the International Monetary Fund that have
languished over the past four years due to Congressional
inaction.  SECRETARY JOHN KERRY: