Bush son's conflict of interest case may delay case ruling
President's son Neil Bush faces charges from the Office of Thrift Supervision over potential conflicts linked to his role as a Silverado Savings director. He refused a regulator order, citing no wrongdoing, while the agency prepares formal charges and an administrative hearing.
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Bush unveils 1991 budget with Head Start boost
President Bush announced a 1991 budget plan including the largest Head Start increase yet, amid signs that a slowing economy could jeopardize deficit targets. The proposal foresees $292 billion in new outlays, tax incentives, and expanded environmental, education, and drug programs, with restraint on Medicare and stronger VA loan down payments.
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Veterans face down payments on VA home loans in Bush budget
Washington AP reports a Bush budget proposal would require veterans to make 4 percent down payments on VA backed loans over 25,000, widening beyond the current program. Exemptions include loans under 25,000 and home improvements. VA health care funding would rise by 1 billion, while FHA loans already demand 5 percent down and conventional loans vary.
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