President Clinton's proposed budget for fiscal year 1997 -with projections through 2002 - would increase taxes by $1,927 per household over the next seven years and increase spending per household by $3,155.

• Overall federal spending would increase by $361 billion over the next seven years and tax revenues would increase by $526 billion.

• Spending would total $12.16 trillion over the next seven years -- $306 billion more than the balanced budget Congress passed and he vetoed.

• Revenues would total $11.4 trillion over seven years, $187 billion more than the congressional budget.

• Deficit spending would total $119 billion more through 2002 than the budget the president vetoed, passing along $1,227 per household in additional debt for the next generation to pay.