Congress Faces Wrangles Over Farm Bill and Veto
Washington lawmakers confront a busy agenda after Labor Day with wrangles over a farm bill veto and large appropriations. The Senate Agriculture Committee advances a sweeping measure with wheat and cotton provisions and a plan to ease Soviet wheat purchases. House debate focuses on a $1.78 billion military construction bill and a $4.1 billion foreign aid appropriation, amid veto override hopes.
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Marines Weigh draft option amid recruit season rise
The Marine Corps seriously considers using the draft for the first time since 1952 as enlistments rise. Officials say 65 000 recruits are needed and a volunteer-only force may fall short, risking Selective Service participation to meet annual losses and expansion plans.
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