Clinton budget extension sparks cross party clash
The 2001 budget plan called a long term extension of the Clinton agenda faces GOP ridicule as a spending spree while promising Medicare and Social Security solvency and large future tax cuts. Domenici and Kasich called it political, not likely to pass, with lawmakers crafting their own versions. The document projects deficits and debt reduction into 13 years and 2030 for Medicare solvency.
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Compromise Likely on Budget Issues Ahead of Elections
The proposal outlines a October start with more spending for the environment, schools, and gun law enforcement while pledging steps to reduce the national debt by 2013. Clinton seeks expanded Earned Income Tax Credit and health coverage for 5 million uninsured seniors, plus drug help for the elderly. Republicans warn of voter-targeted spending and tax cuts, while both parties hint at possible compromises on a marriage tax penalty and elderly prescription drug support.
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Walsh set for debate on budget and housing aid
Washington housing secretary Andrew Cuomo sees a budget surplus as a chance to boost HUD funding from 26 to 32 billion while Rep. James Walsh questions Clinton's budget as a political statement. Walsh says the real task is to fund priorities and manage inflation across agencies under his subcommittee.
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Clinton Budget Highlights for Central New York
President Clinton's FY2001 budget outlines funding boosts for Syracuse schools including over $1 million in new money and 13 additional teachers. It also proposes an $8 million HUD block grant for Syracuse, $2.1 million for low income neighborhood development, and $5.3 million for an Army National Guard readiness center at Hancock Field. Details on defense contracts and other regional projects are noted, with upgrades planned for Fort Drum and Oswego Harbor upkeep.
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