Lawmakers blast Carter 5S plan amid tax funding debate
U S lawmakers criticize President Carter eight point Social Security proposal to shift about 14.1 billion dollars in general tax revenue into the fund through 1980 and possibly beyond. Reactions range from sharp skepticism by Rep. Ketchum and Rep. Archer to cautious support from a minority, with administration backers pushing a temporary test and an advisory panel to study permanent use of general revenues.
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