President vetoes State Department bill

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Clinton vetoed a bill that would have authorized $13 billion to the State Dept. The bill would have allied the US to Taiwan, creating tense relations with China, and would have required the elimination of a major agency. Clinton said the bill would limit his power and create security problems.

Finance, United States. Department of State

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Clinton vetoes 1995 spending cuts

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Pres Clinton exercised his veto power for the first time when he vetoed a spending bill on Jun 7, 1995. The bill would have reduced spending by $16.4 billion in FY 1995. Clinton vetoed the bill because it reduced education and job-training programs.

Expenditures, Public, Public expenditures, 1995 AD

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Clinton administration: deficit cuts weighed

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Clinton met with his cabinet members and top economic advisors Jan 30-31, 1993, at Camp David, MD, to develop strategies for reducing the federal budget deficit. Clinton hoped to present the Congress with a complete economic plan by Feb 17, 1993.

Management, Budget deficits

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