71.   The proposals drew immediate fire from Republicans who control the House and the Senate.

72.   The proposals drew their strongest support from mainstream educational groups, teachers unions and other professional educators.

73.   The proposals have drawn fire from gay rights organizations.

74.   The royalties proposal had drawn fire from government officials and industry experts, who suggested that it might violate Medicare anti-kickback laws.

75.   The two proposals drew sharp criticism from industry representatives, foreshadowing the election-year fight to come.

76.   These proposals drew some Democratic support but were vetoed by President Clinton.

77.   This proposal drew quick support from the banking industry and swift fire from the insurance industry.

78.   Though the proposal drew immediate support from organized labor and the securities industry, the outlook for passage is cloudy.

79.   Three other states have similar laws, but the House proposal already is drawing concern from various quarters in Missouri, including the governor and corrections officials.

80.   Though impressive in scale and ambition, the vast plumbing proposal has drawn criticism.