Welfare reform fight frames budget clash in two parties
The piece surveys Democrats and Republicans clashing over welfare and entitlement cuts to balance the budget. It notes Clinton veto of the Balanced Budget Act, proposed welfare cuts, and bipartisan calls to reform programs while warning against burdening the poor. It references the Congressional Budget Office, Medicare, Social Security, and farm program changes driving spending.
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Walsh tightens Washington spending with $5.1 billion bill
House passed a $5.1 billion Washington spending bill by a 332 to 68 vote after Walsh crafted a reform plan aimed at solvency. The measure limits the deficit to 40 million and includes 1.7 billion in federal funds while seeking a realistic budget and a strong chief financial officer.
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