Bush budgets tax cut plan faces tough Senate path
President Bush sent Congress a 1.96 trillion dollar budget proposing a 10 year across the board tax cut and debt reduction funded by budget surpluses. It calls for 5.5 percent spending growth in 2002 with some agencies cut while schools and defense rise.
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Bush courts Iowa crowd with tax cut push in Council Bluffs
President George W. Bush drew an invitation only crowd in a former Carnegie library in Council Bluffs praising Iowa kindness and urging lawmakers to back his 1.6 million tax cut plan. He argued surplus should be taxed relief and pressed for ethanol support as Rep. Jim Leach and others cited Iowa's tax cuts and debt reduction as example.
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