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He would kill controversial programs to build a new presidential helicopter and a new communications satellite system, delay the development of a new bomber and order only four more of the advanced F-22 fighter jets.

[Page A1.] Pentagon Plans $60 Billion in Cuts The Pentagon plans to retire one of the Navy's 12 aircraft carriers, buy fewer amphibious landing ships for the Marine Corps and delay the development of a costly Army combat system as part of $60 billion in proposed cuts over the next six years.

The Exxon Mobil Corporation and the Royal Dutch/ Shell Group may have to delay the development of a Caspian Sea oil field until facilities to separate larger-than-usual amounts of sulfur and natural gas from the oil can be built.

By contrast, the Administration's plan calls for NASA to end space shuttle flights by the end of this year and delay the development of a heavy-lift vehicle until at least 2015.

The destruction of the Osiraq reactor did not delay the development of a nuclear weapons option because it was never intended to be part of such an effort.

With an impending influenza pandemic, WHO-phases three to five, measures are taken to prevent or delay the development of a pandemic.

A6 NATIONAL A16-21 New Pentagon Plan Calls for $60 Billion in Cuts The Pentagon plans to retire one of the Navy's 12 aircraft carriers, buy fewer amphibious landing ships for the Marine Corps and delay the development of an Army combat system as part of $60 billion in proposed cuts over the next six years, military and Congressional officials said.

Here we demonstrate that parasitized bumblebees modify their diet preference and foraging behaviour to delay the development of an infection.

NT News says red tape has delayed the development of a $200m luxury hotel on Darwin's waterfront, with the Chinese investors bogged down in discussions regarding land access.

The collaboration "delayed the development of a scientific consensus on sugar-heart disease for decades," coauthor Stanton Glantz, a professor at the UCSF, told STAT.

The proposals include delaying the development of a new bomber and a new ICBM; canceling the planned Air-Launched Cruise Missile; and reducing the buy of new ballistic missile submarines to eight from 12 while maintaining the capability to launch the same number of warheads.