Washington May 16 82 Pension and tariff bills move forward
The House and Senate debates report progress on the appropriation bill funding 1,210 clerks for pension work across multiple departments and offices while restricting executive staffing to those funded. Also noted are tariff commission appointments, postmaster rules on undelivered prepaid letters, and budget figures for the pension, river and harbor, and agricultural bills.
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