Our amendment would increase the funds available for administration of the Veterans Employment and Training Service by $3.8 million. This increase would be offset by a reduction in funding from the national activities account of the Employment Service.
Robert Stump: “Our amendment would increase the funds available for administration of the Veterans Employment and Training Service by…”
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Proposing an amendment to increase funding for Veterans Employment and Training Service.
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