Deal would leave $10 billion DOD increase virtually intact
Republican congressional leaders and the White House were close to a deal late yesterday that would essentially clear the way for President Clinton to sign the $244.8 billion fiscal 1997 defense appropriations compromise package with only marginal changes, congressional sources said. The package is...
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