Most agencies are budgeted to receive a 5 % across the board cuts, but public safety, healthcare, and education will see smaller cuts of only 3 %.
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"The Government however must ensure that the 18 per cent across the board cut in Federal operating and development expenditure does not hurt the poor, " he said.
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On June 5, 2009, WIVT and WBGH in Binghamton announced there would be a consolidation of news operations with WETM after Newport Television made across the board cuts.
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"Archer wants to do an across the board cut; he doesn't like to do targeted cuts, " said James Wickett, a tax lobbyist at the National Federation of Independent Business.
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On June 5, 2009, WIVT and WBGH announced there would be a consolidation of news operations with sister station WETM-TV in Elmira after Newport Television made across the board cuts.
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The heart of the Bush package, which he plans to send to Congress on Thursday, is an across the board cut in the federal income tax rates assessed against worker paychecks and earnings.
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He is insisting that Republicans rescind their plan for across the board cuts, and that they provide the full financing for a number of his high-priority programs, including a plan to hire 100, 000 new teachers.
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Last month, Anwar announced that a 20 per cent across the board cut in Federal Government expenditure, including a pay cut for ministers, deputy ministers, top civil servants and a salary increment freeze for Group A and B civil servants.
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The president was referring to an education spending bill before Congress that does not carry forward the plan to hire new teachers and makes, according to Clinton, " mindless across the boards cuts in everything from education to health, to safety ."
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Statistical analysis of that proposal showed it would not have benefited lower-income Americans as much as upper-income Americans, and Dole decided instead to embrace the 15 percent across the board cut, which was sponsored by Sen . Spencer Abraham, a freshman Republican from Michigan.
