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Defense Veto Renews Constitutional Issues
WASHINGTON Both praise and scorn greeted President Clinton’s use of the new line item veto last week to cut 13 programs, worth a total of $144 million, that Congress added to his Fiscal 1998 military spending request. Majority Republican lawmakers were split between those who hailed and those who denounced Clinton for cutting so little from the nearly $248-billion military appropriations budget, which Congress cleared late last month (AW&ST Oct. 6, p. 25).
By PAUL MANN6 min