"Any temptation out there to fatten that bottom line, while at the same time putting a drag on our economy, this budget was able to avoid," Representative Robert A. DeLeo said yesterday.
(BILL GREENE/GLOBE STAFF)
House retools Patrick budget
Rejects closing tax loopholes
"Any temptation out there to fatten that bottom line, while at the same time putting a drag on our economy, this budget was able to avoid," Representative Robert A. DeLeo said yesterday.
(BILL GREENE/GLOBE STAFF)
The House eliminated or scaled back many of Governor Deval Patrick's signature budget initiatives in a spending plan released yesterday that relies heavily on reserves to cover the state's budget gap, instead of closing so-called corporate tax loopholes. (Full article: 1081 words)
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