It is true that we have not funded the Community Access Program. That program has traditionally been funded by the House, and let me assure you that it will be funded when we come out of conference. As the Senator from Washington is aware, the House passed LHHS Appropriations bill allocates a total of $104.317 million for FY 2004 for the Community Access Program.
Arlen Specter: “It is true that we have not funded the Community Access Program. That program has traditionally been funded by the…”
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Discussing funding for the Community Access Program during Senate floor debate.
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