Senate adds 1.45 billion to urban aid bill
The Senate boosted an urban aid bill by 1.45 billion for summer programs nationwide, adding 700 million for jobs and training and 250 million each for Head Start and summer school for disadvantaged youth, with 100 million set for large cities and 100 million for state distribution. Critics warn of a political trap for President Bush while Boston Mayor Ray Flynn calls it a down payment toward broader urban renewal.
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