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1. Acceptance of this, says Senator Mitchell, would remove a deterrent to polluters - and take away from individual American states their right to set tougher environmental standards than the federal government does.
2. "I don't know about the senator's offer, sir."
3. I felt guilty for challenging his motives and, even though a tiny corner of my mind was hearing an imaginary Ellen scoff at my navety, I believed the senator's sudden and passionate sincerity.
4. At last November's election in North Carolina, Senator Jesse Helms showed how emotive an issue quotas could be among white voters.
5. The committee chairman, Senator Sam Nunn, was clearly furious at a report in this week's Washington Post that showed the Pentagon and White House sitting on intelligence reports showing cut-backs in Soviet defence spending, even while the Senate was being assured that the Soviet defence budget was still growing and the US had to match it.
6. Senator Jesse Helms, the arch-conservative North Carolinian Republican, says he was told by the CIA, as well as sources within Panama, that the rebels did offer to surrender General Noriega to the US.
7. In any event, the proposal came close to being passed, and failed only because of last year's legislative jam-up, Helping it along were the customary health-lobbying tactics, such as having Senator Barry Goldwater, still recuperating from a double hip-joint replacement, hobble into a hearing room on crutches to testify on behalf of the proposed institute.
8. Her opponent in the run-off was Art Torres, a state senator who was once tipped to become California's first Latino governor.
9. Meanwhile, Senator Bennett R. Hapgood rose to his feet on the podium erected for the purpose in the sweeping grounds of the open-air Hancock Center in the heart of Austin and surveyed the crowd with satisfaction.
10. "So do you, senator."
11. The report deeply angered Price Waterhouse because it had not given evidence to Senator Kerry's subcommittee.
12. Senator George Mitchell of Maine, the Democratic majority leader in the Senate, said yesterday that he was confident that the senior house of Congress would dismantle the temporary tax cut.
13. He and the American senator greeted each other as old colleagues and they were to be seen together for much of the remainder of that day, laughing over reminiscences.