Three Democrats decide fate of Clinton economic plan
In a tight House vote the package edged 216 to 214 as Williams Margolies Mevinsky and Thornton faced splits. Thornton's late defection left the party scrambling, while Kerrey in the Senate weighed a no vote before backing the bill despite questions about its impact on Clinton's presidency.
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Plan shows mixed reviews on Clinton tax plan
Sandra Bazell a 44 year old machine operator and former caregiver and clerk lives on Chicago's South Side with her mother daughter and puppy. She expects a 1994 earned income credit boost from Clinton plan raising her refund by 345 dollars while hoping for a car to improve job prospects. Anthony Ozanich a 70 year old Albuquerque trucking owner expects fuel tax hikes to raise costs per mile and pass them to customers. Sidney Small of Holbrook Mass says the plan could hinder recovery for Sidmar Enterprises as business slowly picks up after the recession.
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