Treasury secretary vows to quit on honorable discharge
Secretary Henry Fowler says he would resign as soon as an honorable discharge is possible, though health and funding hurdles keep him at the Treasury. He left a high earning law practice for a $35,000 salary and has borrowed money to cover expenses, while pressing Congress to pass a 10 percent surtax to curb the deficit.
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