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DeLay Praises Signing of Working Families Tax Relief Act
President Ensures Economic Recovery Felt by All Americans

WASHINGTON – House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) today said President Bush’s signing of the Working Families Tax Relief Act will help maintain the economy’s upward momentum, create jobs, and protect working families from unwanted and unnecessary tax hikes.

“This tax relief will be the difference between prosperity and poverty for millions of American families,” DeLay said.  “Democrats may have wanted to let this tax relief backslide, but President Bush and the Republican Congress stood up for working families and stopped their plan to allow snap-back tax hikes to become law.  Parents deserve their $1000-per-child tax credit, married couples deserve equal treatment in the tax code, and low-income Americans deserve to keep more of their money.”

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DeLay: Getting Fort Bend Moving
Work Begins on Four-Lane Expansion of U.S. 59

SUGAR LAND, Texas – Congressman Tom DeLay (R-Sugar Land) today joined officials from Fort Bend County to begin work on a $152.5 million project to expand U.S. 59 and the future Interstate 69 corridor. The first barriers were placed at U.S. 59 and University Boulevard, where commuters often face congestion and lengthy delays.

“Expanding the Southwest Freeway will help ease congestion and delays while continuing the development of a more stable trade route through I-69,” DeLay said. “We are witnessing an unprecedented amount of growth and development in Fort Bend County due to trade and population growth in our cities and suburbs, and the only thing that is hampering improvements in this area is unnecessary traffic.”

A $152.5 million contract was awarded by the Texas Transportation Commission with funds secured by DeLay in transportation appropriations. These funds will be used to improve mobility in Fort Bend County by expanding U.S. 59–Southwest Freeway from four to eight divided lanes, from the Grand Parkway to Highway 6. With this expansion, U.S. 59 and the Houston region will be better prepared for the further development of Interstate 69.

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