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Appropriators Opt to Put Off New Radios for Cops

By John McArdle
Roll Call Staff
March 19, 2007, Midnight

An amendment to the emergency war supplemental bill that would have provided the Capitol Police with $16 million to begin modernizing it’s out-of-date radio communications system was shot down last week during debate within the House Appropriations Committee.

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