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Dec. 8, 2001 / 12:36 AM

Senate approves key defense bill

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 (UPI) -- The Senate early Saturday morning passed a key $319 billion defense spending bill in a voice vote, after pushing back a Democratic-led effort to add billions to the measure over President Bush's objections. Sen. Robert Byrd, R-W.Va., led the Democrats' efforts in the Senate.

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