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Defense Section of Spending Compromise Done, Awaiting Agreement on Full Bill

Defense Section of Spending Compromise Done, Awaiting Agreement on Full Bill
Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.), ranking member of the Senate Appropriations Committee

The defense portion of the fiscal year 2014 spending bill is complete, along with six or seven other of the bill’s 12 sections, while the remaining sections are still under negotiation, senators said Tuesday. Since Congress agreed to a budget bill in late December, setting FY ’14 spending at $1.012 trillion--or about halfway between the House’s and Senate’s budgets--appropriations staffers have been hard at work, trying to not only mesh the House and Senate versions of the 12 spending bills…

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