By Dave Ahearn The incoming president and Congress to be elected next month may make major cuts in the ballpark of "at least $1 billion," centered in less-advanced ballistic missile defense programs, as federal finances are poised to become much tighter, a Senate panel staffer said yesterday. Missile defense programs in the Missile Defense Agency and others amount to a total roughly $11 billion in the current fiscal 2009 that began two weeks ago, Rob Soofer, professional staff member with…
Senate Panel Staffer Sees $1 Billion Cut In Missile Defense, Centered On ABL, Others
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