51.   The White House is nominating the former safety director of a St. Louis chemical company to run the agency that sets and enforces workplace safety and health standards.

52.   Their main complaint was a provision on proposed administration regulations on workplace safety long sought by unions and opposed by some business groups.

53.   Their chief objection was a provision regarding proposed regulations on workplace safety long sought by unions and opposed by some business groups.

54.   They are deadlocked over four overdue spending bills and disputes about immigration, workplace safety and other issues.

55.   Veto threat because of cuts in Clinton plans for hiring teachers, workplace safety, other programs.