Differences in Tax and Spending Plans From 1990s Campaigns
Analysis divides candidates into categories. Bush pushes tax cuts and private investment to spur growth while trimming projected spending. Clinton favors public investment in education infrastructure and training, with tax increases on the wealthy and foreign corporations and modest middle income relief.
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Bush Uses Trust Question In South Campaign Swing
President Bush campaigned across the South asking voters "Who do you trust?" as he seeks a second term. Clinton, touring the Rust Belt with Al Gore, counters that Bush has no economic policy and threatens national security. Bush drew large, drenched crowds in Woodstock, Georgia and Hoover, Alabama amid contesting party remarks.
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Iowa Family Support Program faces uncertain funding and fate
Iowa weighs a voluntary Family Support Program tied to School centers and parent education. With no state money and no guidelines, advocates expect centers in schools, fewer home visits, and coordination with social services while opponents warn of bureaucracy and state surveillance.
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