JAPAN JUGGLES MILITARY SPENDING
Working under tight budget constraints, the Japanese Defense Agency's fiscal 1998 budget request of 4.94 trillion yen ($41.5 billion) is the same as current spending, but will bring cuts in weapon procurements, repair and training expenditures in order to cover a 7% increase in personnel costs...
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