Clinton vetoes Interior spending bill

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A $12.2 billion Interior Dept appropriations bill for FY 1996, was vetoed by Pres Clinton on Dec 18, 1995. The president had originally asked for $1.6 billion more than Congress had allotted, and he felt the funding was inadequate. He listed six other points points of disagreement with the bill.

Laws, regulations and rules, Finance, Mining industry, United States. Department of the Interior

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Clinton vetoes stopgap spending, debt ceiling bills; partial government shutdown results

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Pres Clinton vetoed two temporary spending bills on Nov 13, 1995, because he opposes Republican cuts to Medicare funding. The veto of the continuing resolution bill caused 770,000 federal employees to be furloughed. Details of the conflict are given.

Budget, Budgeting, Budgets, Government spending policy

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Clinton presents economic program to Congress: $500 billion in taxes, spending cuts urged

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Pres Clinton revealed his economic plan to a joint session of Congress Feb 17, 1993. The plan calls for a combination of tax increases and spending cuts that total $493 billion. Under the plan, taxes would increase for corporations and the wealthy.

Cover Story, United States economic conditions

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