Article: President Clinton Uses Line-Item Veto Authority, Saving $8.1 Million by Cancelling 7 Projects from Two 1998 Appropirat

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The following was released by the White House Nov. 20: PRESIDENT CLINTON USES LINE-ITEM VETO AUTHORITY,

SAVING $8.1 MILLION BY CANCELING 7 PROJECTS FROM TWO 1998 APPROPRIATIONS ACTS November 20, 1997 President Clinton used his line-item veto authority today to save taxpayers $8.1 million by canceling 7 projects from two 1998 appropriations acts. -- 2 projects, for $6.2 million, from the Interior Appropriations Act; and -- 5 projects, for $1.9 million, from the Agriculture Appropriations Act. The President's decisions were based on recommendations from the Departments of Agriculture, Interior, Energy, and Health and Human Services. In the ...

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