Clinton told to push combat aircraft sales for Eastern Europe
The House today or tomorrow will take up a $12.103 billion fiscal 1996 foreign operations appropriations compromise bill that includes $3.208 billion in foreign military financing, and a little noticed section directing the Clinton Administration to take steps to assure that U.S. aircraft...
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