Bush budget cuts domestic programs in 2003 proposal
The proposed 2003 budget slashes or holds tight on research for chronic diseases and aid for low income families, heating and child care assistance, and job training. Analysts say defense and tax cuts consume funds, leaving little for social programs despite headlines of new spending on security and war.
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trillion dollar budget explained and compared
Washington details the scale of a trillion dollars noting the current and past federal budgets. It explains that the 2.128 trillion dollar request eclipses the 1 trillion milestone first reached in 1987 and places the figure in perspective with physical and historical comparisons.
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Iowa Republicans back Bush budget in wartime stance
Rep. Jim Nussle chairs the Budget Committee as Iowa Republicans back President Bush's $2.13 trillion plan prioritizing war, homeland security, and economy over a balanced budget. Sen. Grassley and Rep. Leach support it, while Sen. Harkin criticizes shortfalls for rural Iowa and Social Security. The package includes funds for a Cedar Rapids federal courthouse and a farm bill, with NIH growth and bioterrorism research.
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Traficant loses bid to delay corruption trial
Rep. James Traficant Jr a nine term Ohio Democrat failed to delay his trial on 10 corruption and bribery charges. The 6th Circuit rejected his request to bar congressional materials as evidence, clearing the way for a trial to begin. Traficant will represent himself.
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Bush proposes record $2.13 trillion budget for war on terrorism
President Bush unveils a 2.13 trillion dollar budget with 379 billion aimed at boosting the war on terrorism, marking the largest Pentagon rise in two decades. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld says authorities continue to probe a fatal raid in Afghanistan. The Pearl family appeals for Daniel Pearl with captors silent. Northern Afghanistan warlords signal withdrawal from a key city amid faction spokesmen statements.
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