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House Republican Leaders' FY11 Budget Proposal Cuts $32B In Spending
House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) on Thursday released a fiscal year 2011 spending proposal that would "slice more than $32 billion from agency budgets over the next few months," the Washington Post reports (Montgomery, 2/3). The proposal "could mean big reductions for virtually all federal agencies other than the Pentagon," according to the Wall Street Journal (Hook/Boles, 2/4).
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