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Come to Kinko's from now until 4/27/2003 and buy any of the following and Kinko's will plant a tree in your honor. • 2 reams of 30% or 100% post-consumer recycled paper • Any 3 recycled greeting cards • Add binding to any document - Any sign or banner v EARTH DAY 2003 Bush picks tax deadline day to unvej his economic stimulus plan U.S, By Deb Riechmann THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — President George W. Bush on Tuesday demanded at least $550 billion in tax cuts over 10 years, a retreat from his original proposal of more than $700 billion that reflected congressional reluc tance to run up bigger deficits in wartime. Bush told an audience of sup portive small-business owners that tax cuts are critical to putting more money into Americans’ hands and thus spurring the econ omy. He spoke on the day when tax returns are due for millions of Americans. “Economic and job growth (occur) when consumers buy more goods and services from businesses such as your own,” Bush said on a sunny spring day in the Rose Garden. “And the best and fairest way to make sure Americans can do that is to grant them immediate tax relief so they have more of their own money to spend or save.” Bush said his tax cuts would put hundreds of dollars a year into the hands of families. “That money can cover a lot of bills, a lot of purchases they’ve been delaying,” Bush said. “That money will be in circulation, which will be good for our economy.” The president sought to answer skeptics in Congress and in the public who fear ballooning deficits. “In two years’ time, this nation has experienced war, a recession, and a national emer gency, which has caused our gov ernment to run a deficit,” he said. “The best way to reduce the deficit is with more growth in our economy, which means more rev enues to our treasury and less spending in Washington, D.C.” The Congressional Budget Office last month rejected that contention, contending that Bush’s plan would produce deficits totaling $1.82 trillion over the next decade, which would be a drag on the economy. Bush’s plan has drawn opposi tion not just from most Democrats but also from some moderate Republicans who cite rising budget deficits and B TH Factory output Here is a look at the industr< production index. Seasonally adjusted 1997=1) 112 110 108 106 104 102 100 Change from previous month I March -0.5% 1 Feb. -anj Jan. +0.8% | ■mu: WASHir Colin Powel rhetoric to\ Bush admin about Syriai military mo lemment. In an ap [Center, Pov lease” that rt He rejet | administrati | whom it mi] “There i [he said. P' administrati Iran that thi AMJJASONO 2002 SOURCE: Federal Reserve Board unknown costs from the in Iraq. The president is riding on the success of the mi! action in Iraq, but he iscki haunted by the memory o! father’s surge in popuh after winning the first Gulf only to lose the public’s cs dence when the ecoir stumbled. s The Bush a and harbor 375-mile b the Golan I the Middle Bush: Victory certain but not complet WASHINGTON (AP) — President George W. Bush declared Tuesday that “our victory in Iraq is certain, but not complete” as he voiced satisfaction with U.S. military success in ending the regime of Saddam Hussein. “These are good days in the history of freedom,” Bush said in a Rose Garden appearance, “In Iraq, the regime of Saddam Hussein is no more,” Bush said. “Today the world is safer. The terrorists have lost an ally. The Iraqi people are regaining control of their own destiny,” he said. The president spoke a day after the Pentagon declared that major combat had ended in Iraq. “Our victory in Iraq is certain but it is not com plete,” Bush said. “Centralized power of the dicta tor is ended, yet in parts of Iraq, desperate and dan- Area: 71,1& Population Pop. densit Ethnic grot Kurds, Arme Principal la (official), Ku Chief religic other Muslin Governmer military regir Industries: processing, phosphate n gerous elements remain. Forces of our coalition' engage these enemies until they surrenderor! they’re destroyed.” Bush made the comments on the war at a! Garden rally for his tax-cut proposals. It was Bush’s first comments on the progr the war since Saddam’s hometown — and lastst? hold of Tikrit — fell on Monday. War planner; now restructuring and enlarging the American fc as sporadic fighting winds down and troops inot ingly focus on providing humanitarian aidandla ing for weapons of mass destruction. ‘“We’ll help destroy the former regim weapons of mass destruction and we’ll helpilieln I people establish a just and representative govei ment which respects human rights the rule of law,” Bush said. 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