From a local radio station:

Two changes in the economic bailout proposal have bi-partisan support and could enhance its chances of passage when it comes before the House a second time, according to Arizona Congressman John Shadegg.
Shadegg, a Republican who voted against the bailout bill that was defeated by the House on Monday, said it appears a new bill will include raising the cap on FDIC insurance to $250,000 and changing an accounting rule.
“If they make both of those changes, I’d be inclined to vote for the bill, assuming there have not been any bad things added to it,” he said.
He added, “I wrote in an op-ed in USA Today that I thought the FDIC insurance should be increased. I would be happy if they would increase it to $250,000. I believe there is general agreement that that will be done.”
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. cap is important to everyone who has a checking or savings account in a bank, Shadegg said.
The FDIC currently insures each account up to $100,000.
Shadegg believes a bill could be on President Bush’s desk by Thursday night.