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... increase of $ 12.6 billion over the estimate for fiscal 1969. Outlays in fiscal 1970 are projected at $ 195.3 billion . The estimated increase in fiscal 1970 Federal revenue is due almost entirely to anticipated economic growth . For ...
... increase of $ 12.6 billion over the estimate for fiscal 1969. Outlays in fiscal 1970 are projected at $ 195.3 billion . The estimated increase in fiscal 1970 Federal revenue is due almost entirely to anticipated economic growth . For ...
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... increase which should not be overlooked is the amount of tax savings which results from actions taken after 1963. These tax savings , which were over $ 8 billion in 1964 , will rise to nearly $ 24 billion in 1969. Even after the increases ...
... increase which should not be overlooked is the amount of tax savings which results from actions taken after 1963. These tax savings , which were over $ 8 billion in 1964 , will rise to nearly $ 24 billion in 1969. Even after the increases ...
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... increase of $ 8.2 billion a year . Of that $ 16.4 billion increase , roughly $ 7 billion are for trust funds . So if you subtract out the trust fund increase from the total increase you will find all other programs went up roughly $ 9 ...
... increase of $ 8.2 billion a year . Of that $ 16.4 billion increase , roughly $ 7 billion are for trust funds . So if you subtract out the trust fund increase from the total increase you will find all other programs went up roughly $ 9 ...
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... increase is in the social insurance trust funds . Of the rise for social insurance trust funds $ 2.9 billion are automatic increases in expenditures under existing legislation . Another $ 1.6 billion rep- resents the proposed social ...
... increase is in the social insurance trust funds . Of the rise for social insurance trust funds $ 2.9 billion are automatic increases in expenditures under existing legislation . Another $ 1.6 billion rep- resents the proposed social ...
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... INCREASES IN BUDGET AUTHORITY Mr. MAHON . Thank you very much , Mr. Director . The $ 11.6 billion projected increase in spending in 1970 over 1969 was referred to . Then there is a projected $ 15.5 billion increase in new budget ...
... INCREASES IN BUDGET AUTHORITY Mr. MAHON . Thank you very much , Mr. Director . The $ 11.6 billion projected increase in spending in 1970 over 1969 was referred to . Then there is a projected $ 15.5 billion increase in new budget ...
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