Stimulus plans divide Congress as Bush faces recession debate
Treasury Secretary O'Neill and Greenspan argue for a rapid but temporary expansion of fiscal aid totaling well over 100 billion dollars since the attacks. Democrats warn of deficit risks while pressing for unemployment relief and business tax changes. Senate leaders caution on long term costs as talks continue.
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Rumsfeld visits Saudi Arabia amid war on terrorism
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld met Saudi leaders in Riyadh to discuss regional security and the fight against terrorism. He stressed U S resolve and highlighted aid to Muslim nations while noting Saudi concerns over military bases and regional stability.
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