71.   Even Goodling admitted the Republican proposals will not be painless.

72.   Estimates of how tax cuts will affect revenues are crucial to Republican proposals.

73.   Few people are likely to use the Republican proposals to help them decide, for example, whether to have children or to get married.

74.   For the most part, Clinton rejected Republican proposals for dealing with education.

75.   For the first time, Clinton embraced a Republican proposal to allow penalty-free withdrawals from individual retirement accounts for educational purposes.

76.   For the second time in a month, the Senate rejected a Republican proposal to limit the fees that lawyers could collect from successful lawsuits against tobacco companies.

77.   Gibbons, the White House science adviser, said he as well had concerns about some Republican proposals.

78.   Furthermore, the congressman said that any Republican proposals for increased tax cuts are dead unless the White House and administration can identify spending cuts to offset them.

79.   Gingrich said Clinton had taken to attacking Republican proposals without offering clear counterproposals of his own.

80.   Gallegly said the Republican proposal would deter illegal immigration.