Word: oregon
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Richard Boiling, Chairman of the House Rules Committee. Other key backstage dealers include Republican Senators Robert Dole of Kansas, Mark Hatfield of Oregon, Paul Laxalt of Nevada and Pete Domenici of New Mexico. For the Democrats, Congressmen Jim Jones of Oklahoma and Dan Rostenkowski of Illinois are essential players...
...gratifying reception for a President who has not heard a lot of applause lately. But elsewhere his plan is sure to provoke as many boos as cheers. Republican Bob Packwood of Oregon and Democrat Daniel Moynihan of New York introduced a tuition tax credit bill in the Senate in 1977, and a bitter debate has been raging ever since. Indeed, even as Reagan basked in last week's cheers, opponents of the program were mobilizing...
...those who have watched him through college at the University of Oregon and through his career with the Eugene-based Athletics West team had learned to expect nothing less from their boney, Cuban-born star...
...Pietro Belluschi, is often in effect "to explore our relationship with God and to search for an understanding of the nature of religion as an institution." Belluschi, dean emeritus of the School of Architecture and Planning at M.I.T., is famous for, among other things, his simple, reverent churches in Oregon...
...Jackson-Warner resolution was designed as an alternative to a Senate proposal for an immediate freeze, sponsored by Democrat Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts and Republican Mark Hatfield of Oregon. Their resolution calls on the U.S. to seek agreement now with the Soviets to halt the production and deployment of all nuclear weapons, in a fashion that each side could verify, as a prelude to arms-reduction talks. Attacking Reagan's assertion that the U.S. needs to continue its buildup in order to force eventual arms reductions, Kennedy argued, "This is voodoo arms control, which says you must have more...