House panel rejects $30 million cut for B-52 modifications
The House Appropriations Committee has rejected a $30 million cut for unspecified B-52 bomber modifications that the Bush Administration had proposed in the fiscal 2001 supplemental appropriations bill, a committee spokesman said June 12. The committee has been drafting its version of the bill in...
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