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AFTER THE WAR; Congress Withholds $55 Million in Aid to Jordan
1991
Overview
The compromise included some non-gulf war measures. It dropped, for example, a Senate-passed measure that would increase dairy price supports. Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont and chairman of the Agriculture committee, said, \"It's too bad these dairy farmers don't live in some foreign country. We could probably do something for them.\" The bills provide $1 billion for the F-14, built by Grumman on Long Island and Maryland's Eastern Shore. Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato, Republican of New York, said: \"This is a huge victory for New York, Long Island and Grumman. It will save 4,000 jobs directly and thousands of others in related positions.\" Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia, which is threatened with base closings, said: \"This will set a precedent. People will say, 'Why didn't you take this precaution in your state?' \"
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New York Times Company
