Canada: 1996-97 budget continues spending cuts

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Paul Martin, Canada's Finance Minister, put forth a budget for FY 1996-97 that would reduce the budget deficit to $18 billion, and announced that the deficit for FY 1995-96 would likely be lower than expected. Social benefits to the elderly were changed to lower their costs.

Canada, Economic policy, Social policy, Retirement benefits, Budget deficits, Martin, Paul (Canadian government official)

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1996 presidential campaign: third-quarter spending reports released

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The Federal Elections Commission released 3rd qtr presidential campaign spending reports on Oct 16, 1995. Bob Dole raised $5.6 million during the quarter, more than double the amount of any other Republican candidate. Pat Buchanan came in second, raising $2.09 million.

Reports, Campaign funds, Presidential candidates, Republican Party (United States), Dole, Bob

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