Young wants to talk over B-2 add-on, sources say
The $330 million add-on in the House national security authorization for the initial step toward new production of the B-2 bomber isn't in the mark of House Appropriations national security subcommittee chairman Rep. C.W. (Bill) Young, but is expected to be included in the fiscal 1998 defense money...
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