Associated Press - December 9, 2010
In the Senate, Appropriations Committee Chairman Daniel Inouye, D-Hawai`i, backed by Democratic leaders, has fashioned an omnibus spending measure — providing almost $20 billion more than the House bill — that he wants to substitute for the measure being passed across the Capitol.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., opposes Inouye's move, but GOP members of the Appropriations Committee, such as Senators Thad Cochran of Mississippi and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, are open to the idea.
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Ehu,
This is so scary, if we place Nuclear isotopes or continue to allow this practice in the Pacific what choices do we have?
"The House bill also contains $624 million to implement the nuclear weapons treaty with Russia, known as New START, that's pending before the Senate.
There's also $7 billion in new loan guarantees to help utilities construct new nuclear power plants."
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