Budget talks stall as 1991 plan looms in Congress
Washington reports stalled budget bargaining between the Bush administration and Congress with election pressures and a Gramm Rudman deadline. After five weeks and eight private sessions, both sides see 45 to 60 billion dollars in tax and spending changes needed for fiscal 1991 starting October 1.
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