Republicans Back 1995 Budget Plan With Tax Credit Proposal
The House passed a 1995 budget plan by a 223-175 vote, with Republicans unanimously opposing. It aims to reduce red ink to $175.3 billion, shift funds to high priority areas, and include a $500 child tax credit in a broader plan, while Democrats argue the tax breaks favor high earners. The Senate Budget Committee will review next week as debates focus on education and defense spending.
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Tougher crime bill advances from House panel
A House Judiciary subcommittee approved a tougher crime bill with 50 new federal death penalty statutes and authority to try youths age 13 and older as adults for violent crimes. The panel sent 10 measures to the full committee, with Attorney General Janet Reno praising the three strikes plan though it expands beyond the department's request.
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