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Larry Goodrich of the Christian Science Monitor talked the Labor-Health and Human Services appropriations legislation that narrowly passed in the U.S. House today.

Mr. Goodrich talked about the appropriations bills being debated in the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate. He focused on the minimum wage debate in the Senate and the dairy policy…

Mr. Goodrich talked about the congressional agenda, specifically addressing legislation on the year 2000 computer problem, Social Security funding, and juvenile violence.

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments about the impeachment trial. Mr. Goodrich talked about the proceedings in the Senate trial. He mentioned there was a proposal to go to the o…

Prior to a candidates' debate in the Massachusetts 8th district, Mr. Goodrich talked about the history of the seat and about the current candidates.

Mr. Goodrich talked about the situation surrounding the sale of ballistic technology to Iran by Russia, and the possibility of U.S. sanctions on Russia. He also spoke about Taiwan and China.

Mr. Goodrich talked about the Senate agenda and what legislation might come up for debate. The main issues will be about the Federal budget, the President wanting to use revenue from the To…

Lawrence Goodrich of the Christian Science Monitor talked about the Senate impasse over campaign finance reform and the remaining items on the congressional agenda before the end of the sess…

In the daybook interview, Lawrence Goodrich, The Christian Science Monitor Congress Staff Writer, talked about Vice President Albert Gore Jr. and has he made a career ending mistake? Mr. Goo…

Lawrence Goodrich of the Christian Science Monitor talked about the current issues on the congressional agenda which included the tax plan and congressional negotiations with the White House…

Larry Goodrich of the Christian Science Monitor talked about the State Department reforms in the current legislation before the Senate and several amendments to it, which included one that c…

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