71.   Clinton already appears to be staking out territory on the balanced budget plan as his chief domestic issue in confronting Congress and challenging Republicans.

72.   Conservationists and Indian tribal officials condemned the draft plan as too limp.

73.   Consumer groups immediately decried the plan as a bailout.

74.   Congressional Republicans denounced the plan as a major new federal encroachment into a local responsibility.

75.   Critics have attacked the plan as a thinly-veiled voucher program.

76.   Critics, including some leading Republicans, attacked the plan as too vague or too easy in some liberal arts fields.

77.   Critics had slammed the plans as an example of increased commercialism in classrooms.

78.   Daniel J. Mitchell, a Heritage Foundation expert on Social Security reform, denounces the plan as the worst of all worlds, because it addresses the wrong problems.

79.   Daw sees that plan as her only alternative.

80.   Davis hailed the plan as a perfect multimedia marriage.