1.   By the end of the year, it is ready to insert its new priorities into the biennial budget.

2.   Assuming the chairmanship of the House Agriculture Committee means staffing changes, new priorities and much more work for Rep. Larry Combest, R-Lubbock.

3.   But it must be a solution of generating new priorities on both sides.

4.   But supporters of the agreement worry that a new legislature, with fresh faces and new priorities, will not be able to make the Headwaters agreement a priority.

5.   City officials tried unsuccessfully for several months to bring in a consultant to establish a new priority list.

6.   First, city lawmakers may have to face some difficult tradeoffs as they set new priorities, possibly by accepting spending restraints elsewhere.

7.   Gover does intend to establish a new priority for the BIA.

8.   In his last speech to the nation, in mid-December, President Clinton made raising incomes, particularly wages, the new top priority.

9.   Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt last week went to an eagle nest in Massachusetts to announce a new priority on removing species from the endangered list.

10.   It all goes back, Gonzalez said, to those new priorities.