On the recordJune 8, 2000
The Office on Disabilities is cut $14 million in the chairman's bill from the President's request of $21 million or $23 million.
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govinfo.govThe Office on Disabilities is cut $14 million in the chairman's bill from the President's request of $21 million or $23 million.
Discussing budget cuts to the Office on Disabilities.
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