Laird Wins Round in Defense Budget Fight
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird gained a first round victory by trimming about 1.1 billion dollars from the next fiscal year's defense budget. Critics in Congress push for deeper cuts while targeting programs such as MOL AMSA AWACS FDL and AWS as possible areas for reductions.
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