91.   The change would allow builders to get larger loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration, spurring them to build more units, Martinez said.

92.   The changes eventually could allow slots to be bought and sold more freely, making it easier for new airlines to obtain them.

93.   The constitutional changes also would allow the government to seize land owned by white descendants of British settlers without paying compensation.

94.   The change allows families of Japanese working in Indonesia to return, but discourages leisure travel to areas outside the resort island of Bali.

95.   The change of flags allows Sea-Land to replace highly paid American seamen with a foreign crew.

96.   The change will allow schools to offer an array of new soy-based products, including tacos and burgers.

97.   The change would allow legislators to run for up to four extra years if enough voters support the move.

98.   The changes should allow businesses and individuals more flexibility in saving, raising and investing money.

99.   The changes will allow the state firm to sell directly to industries being served by power distribution companies and electric cooperatives.

100.   The changes would also allow Japanese troops to monitor cease-fire truces, disarm local forces, patrol demilitarized zones and collect and dispose of weapons, he said.