The House plans to vote Wednesday on 51 budget line items that were vetoed by Nixon, amounting to $61 million of spending.

Some of the first items they voted to override would provide $1.5 million for forensic exams of abused children and $4.1 million for a computer program that helps develop emergency plans at public schools.

The items range in value from $50,000 for an epilepsy education program to more than $5 million each for asthma educational services and a head trauma unit operated by the University of Missouri.

Nixon vetoed $276 million from the budget that took effect in July because of state financial concerns.