Mr. Bush's plan would reduce all income tax rates, double the child credit, provide a break to married couples with two incomes and repeal the federal estate tax.

The plan would repeal a preferential accounting method used by contractors.

A plan endorsed by Mr. Martinez and legislative leaders would repeal the tax as of April 1.

The plan would halt and repeal increases made in the tuition fees of the University of California system, and the California Community College system.

The banks' anger has carried over into another dispute - another plan by Mr. Leach to repeal certain provisions of the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933.

Senator McCain's plan would repeal the test only for those 65 and older.

Last year, Prime Minister Wen Jiabao said the country had no plans to repeal capital punishment, noting widespread public approval of it.

Gov. Bob Martinez's plan to get his unpopular services tax quickly repealed would violate the balanced budget requirement in the state's constitution, the state's Attorney General said today.

Mr. Bush's plan would reduce all income tax rates, double the child credit, give a break to two-income couples and repeal the federal estate tax.

The plan to reduce taxes by $1.35 trillion will lower taxes for married couples, will expand the tax credit for children and will eventually repeal the estate tax.