washingtonpost.com - 2/11/2009
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$790 Billion Bill Expected To Receive Final Approval And Go to Obama Soon Washington Post Staff Writers Thursday, February 12, 2009; Page A01
bloomberg.com - 2/7/2009
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Feb. 7 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. Senate is
slated to vote early next week on an economic
stimulus package totaling at least $780 billion that President Barack Obama said is needed to prevent the economy from sinking into a deeper recession. Senate ...
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washingtonpost.com - 2/12/2009
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$790 Billion Bill Expected To Receive Final Approval
And Go to Obama Soon By Shailagh Murray and
Paul Kane Washington Post Staff Writers Thursday, February 12, 2009; A01 Congressional leaders agreed yesterday on the details of a nearly $790 billion ...
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Congress Reaches Stimulus Accord
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Let the stimulation begin
The Reaction —
... UPDATE: It's smaller than the Senate bill and therefore still way too small: $789 billion. But the tax-cut drop is good, and, for what it's worth, Reid says it "creates more jobs than the original Senate bill and spends less than the original House bill." -- MJWS
What's in the compromise plan?
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WHAT'S IN THE COMPROMISE PLAN?.... OK, so Congress and the White House struck a deal on a $789 billion economic stimulus plan. What's in it? Some of the key details are still elusive, but the Washington Post notes that the package has four broad categories: "tax breaks for individuals and businesses; investments in health care and alternative energy; funding for 'shovel-ready' infrastructure projects; and aid to state and local governments, including expanded benefits for individuals who are unemployed and lack health insurance." Of the $789 billion, $507 billion will go to ...
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news.yahoo.com 2/13/2009 — AP - President Barack Obama's massive, $790 billion economic stimulus plan is on track for a Friday vote in the House, Democratic leaders say, after a 24-hour delay caused by late, lingering controversy.
BREAKING: Deal on stimulus —
CNN Political Ticker 2/11/2009
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announced Wednesday a House-Senate deal has been reached on the stimulus.
WASHINGTON (CNN) – House and Senate negotiators have reached agreement on an economic recovery bill, Senate Majority Leader Harry ...
Heat on for foreclosure fix —
CNN Political Ticker 2/11/2009
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) – A day after Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said it would be a few weeks before he unveils a solution for the housing crisis, regulators and lawmakers pressed financial institutions to suspend foreclosures until the ...