House goes on month-long recess without taking B-2 vote
The House quit Friday for a month-long recess without taking up the fiscal 1996 defense appropriations bill, which means that an amendment seeking to knock out the $493 million B-2 bomber add-on can't come up until representatives return to work on Sept. 6. The Senate remains in session this week...
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