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The 2010 budget fight begins in earnest Thursday when the White House rolls out its detailed spending requests together with up to $17 billion in savings from terminating or severely cutting 121 programs — many long defended by interests in Congress.
“None of this is going to be easy,” said an administration official briefing reporters Wednesday night.
In fact, to meet the goals set by the budget resolution last week, Democrats will have to go a big step further by cutting an additional $10 billion in reductions from President Barack Obama’s appropriations requests.
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Manchester homes to benefit from 40,000 new doors and windows
Thousands of Manchester residents will soon be able to enjoy safer and warmer homes after Eastlands Homes started work on a programme to fit more than 40,000 new doors and windows to their properties.The £15 million improvement programme will benefit more than 5,000 homes in Ardwick, Gorton North, Gorton South, Levenshulme, Longsight and Rusholme.
“These new doors and windows will make a huge difference to people’s lives,” said Sheila Doran, Chief Executive at Eastlands Homes. “They will help to reduce energy bills and improve home security, as well as enhance the appearance of each property.”
