Budget Pact Would Cut $34 Billion In Transportation Spending Over Seven Years
House and Senate negotiators have agreed to a seven-year transportation budget of $244.8 billion in outlays from fiscal 1996 through fiscal 2002, a reduction of $34 billion from the outlays assumed by current law. Under the conference agreement on the budget resolution, transportation spending would...
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