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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL o 1935 Reproduced with Permission. The Wall Street Journal October 29, 1985; p. 64 Balanced-Budget Measure Is Prompting By Sreeam WERMIEL Staff Reporter of"I‘1-re: WALL STREET J ounmu. WASHINGTON - While fiscal issues raised by the proposed six-year balanced- budget law occupy center stage in the cur- rent congressional debate, there is aside- show involving questions
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Elie {U05 1) ington 11051 October 18, 1985; p. A4" o 1985 Reproduced with Permission. The Washington Post Is Challenged as Unconstitutional Rodi no Says" It Tiansfers Congress ’ Legislative Power to President By Helen Dewar Washington Post Staff Writer House Judiciary ‘Committee Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr. (D- N J.) ‘charged yesterday that the C Senate plan to force a balanced fed
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_ “kw _ _ _ _____1. _.i&w7e. . 4 October 10, 1935; p. 1, 27 Hoe Angelee fifimes °. 1985 Reproduced with Permission. Los Angeles Times Balanced Budget Voted; Finance . . WASI-IINGTON—The Senate Wednesday approved legislation that would ostensibly balance the budget by 1991 while,in a related move, the Treasury Department arranged for emergency borrowing that will prevent government checks
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iiiljc lllaslyinglon 10.051 October 17, 1985; p. A5 A House-Senate conference on a Senate six-year plan to force a bal- anced budget opened yesterday in an intense but low-key atmosphere that indicated long, arduous nego- tiations over implementing the pro- posal. . _ _ 2- Aside from a few biting attacks from adamant House Democratic critics, the session was marked by an absence of the posturing
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€'l1)9Ne1it flork (limes October 12, 1985; p. 13 wast-nNoroN. Oct. 11 -— The House of Representatives voted overwhelm- ingly today to endorse the goals but not the specifics of the Senate plan to bal- ance the budget by 1991- The vote adds momentum to the rush. begun just over a week ago, for Congress to approve some form of budget-balancing mechanism. But it. ‘does not mean that the House
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’<Z'l)c lvusliington 1.1051 October 5, 1985; p. A6 6 1985 Reptoduced with Permission. The Washington Post Amendment Advocates Say Their Balance is etter n lizgaries of FutureC0i2gTesses Cited D By Edward Walsh Washington Post Staff Writer Despite the sudden enthusiasm for leg- islation to force a gradual end to federal budget deficits, there is considerable skep- ticism over how
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E05 Angeles Glimes ' N .0 1985 Reproduced with Permission. (continued from previous page) , 103 Angeles Times The Democratic leaders’ plan. which’, had: sailed“ 501'? :1. balanced budget to be reached a yeareariier than theother proposal. supposedly E/ould have surrendered less of . ongress’ spending power to the 2resident and would have exempt- ed more socia1—and fewer de- {ense
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fiihe {Ua5i)ingt.on 13051 . October 28, 1985; p. A14 0 1985 Reproduced with Permission." The Washington Post aCl‘at Game , Gramm/Rudman amendment has come full circle. When first put forward, the measure called upon Congress to make sharp cuts in the THE MANF.UVERINGsl over the elusive: deficit, beginning most likely this winter. If Congress failed, it called upon the president to im- pose
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL g 9 1985 Reproduced with Permission. ' October 21, 1985; p. 24 The Wall Street Journal Gramm-Rudman-H ollin gs A recent ad campaign for a pair of outrageous radio disk jockeys always; ended with the line: “If we weren't so bad. we wouldn't be so good." This is roughly how we are coming to feel about Gramm-Rudman-Hollings, the proposal that would balance
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E112 Jinurnul of Qlummerrr Ann commsaclm. October 22, l985; p. 19A o 1985 Reproduced with Permission. The Journal of Comerce (and Commercial) Deficit Plan Deserves Try A THE PERENNIAL DEBATE over the federal debt ceiling . took an unexpected and unprecedented turn this year. The Senate deliberations, instead of stretching on endlessly in consideration of dozens of meaningless amendments, focused
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product to 18.6%. Defense spending has risen from 23.2% of the federal budget to 29.3%. Spending for human needs has declined from 53% to 48.9% and for physical resources from 11.2% to 5.3%. Interest on the federal debt has risen from 10.1% to 14.9% of the budget. In sum, taxes have been cut, defense spending has soaredand debt interest has become a major, untouchable portion of the budget. Everything
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