Article: GOP REVISES BUDGET.(MAIN)

Byline: JANET HOOK Los Angeles Times

WASHINGTON -- Hoping to rescue their political fortunes from the wreckage of last year's budget debate, congressional Republicans Wednesday unveiled a fiscal plan that calls for far smaller cuts in taxes and in spending growth than they had sought early in the GOP revolution.

The new GOP budget, which is expected to be approved today by the

House and Senate budget committees, repeats last year's calls for eliminating the deficit by 2002, providing a $500-per-child tax credit and otherwise reining in the size and scope of government.

But the new plan takes a more cautious approach than in the past ...

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