Congress reverses veto of farm bill
From Times Wire Reports
Congress enacted a massive $290-billion farm bill for a second time after a clerical error in the first bill threatened delivery of U.S. food aid abroad.
The Senate voted 80 to 14 to override President Bush’s veto of the legislation, more than the two-thirds majority necessary to enact it. Bush vetoed the bill for a second time earlier in the day and the House voted 317 to 109 to override it a few hours later.
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