Dept. of Veterans Affairs says it can handle strain of new GI Bill

By HOPE YEN, 
Published  2008-11-19 05:12:39
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WASHINGTON - The government sought yesterday to dismiss concerns that it might try to delay rollout of the new GI Bill, pledging to be ready to handle growing claims in veterans education benefits after abandoning plans to hire a contractor.
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