91.   The administration is also seeking cuts in highway spending and some job-training programs, and a reduction in some Medicaid payments to public hospitals.

92.   The administration is also seeking to create a host of oversight and advisory boards to bolster the troubled tax-collecting agency, according to Rubin.

93.   The administration is seeking an exception in terrorist cases involving chemical or biological weapons, arguing that military specialists may be needed to assist in such cases.

94.   The administration is seeking less money next fiscal year as the project nears completion.

95.   The administration is seeking to prod the Guatemalan government and the guerrillas to sign a peace agreement.

96.   The administration will also seek congressional approval for providing Jordan with still-unspecified American military equipment.

97.   The administration will seek congressional appropriations to cancel bilateral concessional debts eligible African nations have with the U.S.

98.   The administration would seek a waiver from the federal government, allowing them to increase the level of earnings a recipient might collect before losing eligibility.

99.   The administration also sought to place restrictions on how states could spend their tobacco money.

100.   The administration is seeking new fast track authority to negotiate an expansion of the North American Free Trade Agreement.