Clinton unveils economic plan with tax hikes and spending shifts
Clinton proposes to raise taxes on the rich and on corporations while reforming and reallocating government spending. He vows to cut the federal deficit by 150 billion by 1996, attach price tags to prior ideas, and fund 50 billion annually in new investments to create high wage jobs, with credits for families and expanded education, health care, and welfare tightening.
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Clinton outlines economic plan with tax hikes and investments
Clinton's economic blueprint proposes a Rebuild America Fund with $20 billion federal plus state and private funds to boost infrastructure, environment, and housing. It includes tax increases on the wealthy, a choice of tax cuts for the middle class, higher EITC, expanded education, health care cost controls, deficit reduction, and deep staff cuts plus line item veto authority.
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Perot to give deposition on Vietnam POWs
Ross Perot will testify before the Senate Select Committee on POW MIA Affairs via sworn deposition. Chairman Sen John Kerry said the former independent candidate agreed to provide the deposition soon, noting his long involvement with POW and MIA issues since 1969.
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Brown plans audacious surplus bash at Democratic convention
Brown, the Democratic runner up who capped donations at 100 dollars, ends the primary season with a roughly 1 million dollar surplus. He plans two volunteer concerts at the Ritz in Manhattan, a comedy theater rental, his own cable show on New York streets, a hotel newspaper, and ads, using 500k to 1 million at the convention while keeping to campaign finance rules.
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Bush campaign shifts to Perot strategy in attack line push
In Washington AP report President Bush sharpens lines against Ross Perot while avoiding direct naming. He touts his own entrepreneurial background and questions Perot's temperament and plans. Bush hints at August 1 convention focus and pins stronger contrasts on Clinton amid rising Perot polling concerns.
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