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Many companies say the attacks worsened their already bleak economic projections.
It'll be Bush's second trip to New York since the attacks. Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill and Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan are both set to testify. Most members say the plan should be large enough to be effective, but not so big that it causes other financial woes. Some layoffs of state employees are likely. Locke told agencies to leave vacancies unfilled and to cut back on travel and buying new furniture or equipment.