Published 2/7/2009
at L.A. Times - Politics
News of the biggest one-month loss of jobs in 35 years helps spur them to reach a compromise that would cost about $780 billion.
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President Obama and Senate Democratic leaders, propelled by news of the biggest one-month loss of jobs in 35 years, hammered out a deal Friday evening that clears the way for Senate approval of a massive economic stimulus plan.
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