ON THE UPSWING-BARELY
The fiscal 1996 intelligence bill approved by the House last week reverses a multi-year trend of cuts that have put intelligence spending at just 65% of its 1989 level, in real dollars. But the intelligence community isn't breaking out the champagne bottles. When all is said and done, the House's FY...
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