101.   Immediate plans called for mother and daughter to go swimming and take in some Washington sights before returning to Houston on Thursday night.

102.   In addition to expanding law enforcement, the plan calls for public investments to stimulate the lagging economy.

103.   In addition, the plan calls for added fences, sensors, video cameras and lighting along the border.

104.   In addition, the plan calls for commercial banks and thrifts to share the interest payments on bonds that were issued to pay for the savings and loan cleanup.

105.   Immediate plans call for including recycling of office paper, post-it notes, toilet tissue and computer paper, Ritter said.

106.   In addition, the plan calls for an increased investment in food contamination research and a new national early-warning system to alert the public to dangerous foods.

107.   In addition to restoring the four-story building, the plan calls for a mixed-use office and retail tenants.

108.   In addition to the safe havens and the parent patrols, paid for by the school board, the plan calls for more police on foot.

109.   In addition, the plan calls for the Environmental Protection Agency to issue new, streamlined rules for testing the sediments for possible environmental harm.

110.   In attempt to satisfy some of those opponents, the plan calls for beefing up facilities to conduct spot checks on trucks as they cross from Mexico.