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To: johnd who wrote (670)	8/29/2001 12:25:40 PM
From: Savant	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 840

This should 'PEP' up the market... LOL. [B] Bush says US economic recovery slow in coming --Bush urges tax relief to help Americans pay for energy costs By Mark Tarallo Washington, Aug. 29 (BridgeNews) - President Bush Wednesday made brief but dire remarks about the lagging U.S. economy, saying a recovery is slow in coming and that he is "deeply worried" about the impact of the economic slowdown on working families. * * * Bush made remarks in an address to an American Legion conference in San Antonio, Texas. The President is scheduled to return to Washington Thursday after vacationing for several weeks at his ranch in Crawford, Texas. In Wednesday's speech, Bush made reference to the second-quarter gross domestic product figures released earlier in the day. The Commerce Department reported that GDP grew at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 0.2%, which was above expectations. Bush said the figures confirmed that economic recovery is "slow in coming" and that he is "deeply worried" about the impact of the current economic slowdown on U.S. working families. He also called the tax cutting initiative he pushed through Congress this year the best policy to stimulate growth. End