Senate to skip July 4 break over debt impasse
The Senate scrapped a July 4 break to press talks with President Obama over the debt limit, as Republicans and Democrats clash on deficits and taxes. Senate leaders invited Obama to meet with GOP lawmakers at the Capitol while the White House warned against unproductive talks.
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Quinn budget cuts sign plan amid delayed education funding
Illinois Governor Quinn signed a 32.9 billion spending plan after limiting state reductions, with 3.3 percent cuts to general education funding and 2 percent wage raises for union workers. The plan leaves regional education offices operating while legislators decide on restoring cuts, and faces an unpaid-bills backlog across schools and universities.
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