A House proposal to give troops their biggest pay raise in years ran into opposition Tuesday from Senate lawmakers. A key Senate panel said it is backing the Obama administration proposal of a 1.6 percent military raise for the coming year, a rate that again falls below private sector wage growth and is at odds with the 2.1 percent pay hike that is part of the House’s defense budget bill.
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