91.   The hearings are expected to end today, but a vote will not come until next week at the earliest, said Jeanne Lopatto, committee spokeswoman.

92.   The key vote against him came from Ann Hershfang, who is the last remaining Dukakis appointee on the three-member turnpike board.

93.   The four opposing votes came from Reinsdorf, Oakland, Kansas City and Cleveland.

94.   The House vote also comes as President Bush weighs whether federal funds should support research in which stem cells are extracted from human embryos discarded at fertility clinics.

95.   The House vote came on the second day of a fractious debate over teens and violence, sparked by recent school shootings in Colorado and Georgia.

96.   The House vote came shortly after the Senate began debate on the measure.

97.   The House vote comes a week after the Senate overwhelmingly approved the same waiver.

98.   The House votes came as Clinton made a rare visit to Capitol Hill to confer with House Democrats on how to best eliminate federal deficits.

99.   The key Senate vote Monday came on a motion to revive the bill after it had been tabled Friday by a coalition of Republicans and Atlanta-area Democrats.

100.   The lone dissenting vote came from Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tony Sanchez, who said the money should come from the Legislature, not students.