61.   Gore said on KCCI television.

62.   Gore said public discussion of the deals could jeopardize future progress.

63.   Gore said such flexibility in work hours brings benefits for both employers and employees.

64.   Gore said that Clinton had never asked him to make any fund-raising calls and that he had not been aware that the president himself refused to make such calls.

65.   Gore said that he was making a subtle distinction that might have been missed by some.

66.   Gore said that he would support requiring gun purchasers to first receive a photo identification that would be issued by the state.

67.   Gore said that most of that money was raised in traditional fundraisers.

68.   Gore said that the problems finally attracted large-scale federal attention because so many state and local officials have been trumpeting their efforts and clamoring for federal help.

69.   Gore said that the town meetings in Iowa and New Hampshire helped him sharpen his campaign.

70.   Gore said the administration would respond to legitimate concerns about environmental legislation, citing changes it had made to moderate the Endangered Species Act.