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Surplus time raises questions on how to use it
The first federal budget surplus since 1969 may arrive in 1998, yet critics warn that spending increases in the current budget still created a deficit for 1997. Citizens for a Sound Economy, lawmakers, and economists debate whether any surplus should be returned to taxpayers, paid toward debt, or steered into new programs, while cautioning that spending pressures persist and the deficit brake is gone.
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Liz Tobias
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