Tax subsidies viewed as blind spending fuel tax reform debate
Treasury findings estimate the 1970 tax expenditures at 50.8 billion, up nearly 20 percent from 1967. The report labels subsidies as blind spending that alters the budget without annual scrutiny, prompting proposed repeal or modification by Congress and President Nixon.
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