Deal boosting DOD outlays $7.4 billion clears House panel
The five-year federal budget agreement reached last week between the Clinton Administration and the Republican congressional leadership increases national security outlays by $7.4 billion in fiscal year 1998. Over the life of the agreement, between FY '98-02, defense spending is marginally higher...
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