Democratic leaders to reject Senate plan: House aide
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - House and Sentate Democratic leaders want auto firms to provide a plan for spending the $25 billion in aid they seek, a House aide said on Thursday.
* Aide says if auto firms submit plan, congress "likely" to hold session in next few weeks to debate auto legislation
* House aide says democratic leaders will reject senate-negotiated bill; first want to see automakers plans on use of money
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