House action on defense bill delayed; veto threat still alive
Despite plans for final congressional approval of the compromise $268.2 billion fiscal 1998 defense authorization, the ranking Democrats on the Senate Armed Services and House National Security committees were uncertain Friday whether the Administration would go along with the conference report's...
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