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Expanded GI Bill faces Reagan opposition in Congress
In Washington the Reagan Administration opposes several peacetime GI Bill amendments, raising concerns in a House hearing led by Rep. Beverly B. Byron. Byron criticized OMB clearance problems and warned lawmakers about costly, questionable proposals while Pentagon witnesses urged restraint on flight training provisions.
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Washington
Congress
House
Armed Services Subcommittee
Beverly B. Byron
Byron
OMB
Office of Management and Budget
Subcommittee
Rep
G.V
Sonny) Montgomery
D-Miss
Montgomery
Reagan Administration
Pentagon
David J. Armor
Defense
Force Management and Personnel
Defense Department
John J. Sheehan
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
House Committeee On Veterans Affairs
AOPA
Sheehan