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The Obama administration has proposed saving only a small portion of that amount, largely in deference to the influence of teaching hospitals and their Congressional backers in Democratic-leaning states like California, Massachusetts and New York.

Mr. Gilbert said the coalition -- which includes the Sierra Club, the Audubon Society and the League of Women Voters -- has proposed saving 180,000 acres in the two states at a cost of $750 million, while Congress has provided only $7 million this year to save 25,000 acres.

To mitigate its loss, the tunnel's planners have proposed saving a few features of the building, including the bank's seal carved above the doorway on 34th Street and a brass seal on the night deposit box, which was made by the Mosler Safe Company in Ohio.

Although he has never publicly said he favors removing the four dams, on the lower Snake River, a tributary of the Columbia, he has rejected parts of three plans the federal government has proposed for saving salmon.

While the president has proposed to save hundreds of billions of dollars in Medicare as part of his health care overhaul, he would expand Medicaid, which covers low-income people and many nursing home residents.

I have also proposed saving another $313 billion in Medicare and Medicaid spending in several other ways.

Sen. Barack Obama has proposed to save families up to $2,500 on their health care premiums through a series of measures he says will cut health care costs.

The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a bipartisan group of policy experts, has proposed changes to save $1.7 trillion over a decade.

Mr. Lynch said the union was willing to discuss lengthening work shifts for the police, something Mr. Bloomberg has proposed because it could save the city millions of dollars.

Indeed, Mr. Bouc of Nelnet was appointed by the department to serve on a financial aid advisory committee, but the department points out that it is not in favor of these higher subsidies, and has proposed changes that would save billions in its budget for the next fiscal year.

Brighton and Hove City Council has proposed a 1% reduction, saving the band D taxpayer about £12 a year.