71.   The bill would authorize the secretary of agriculture to permit the six New England states to set high prices and erect tariff hurdles against outside competition.

72.   The compact states set the fees Barnwell could charge.

73.   The city pays their bills, but the state sets the pay rates.

74.   The bill would set a five-year limit on payment of welfare benefits to any family, and states could set shorter time limits.

75.   The conservatives said they wanted to eliminate the minimum wage as a federal requirement and let the states set their own rates.

76.   The dissenting justices, while accepting the authority of that opinion, argued that it had no relevance to the question of whether states could set additional qualifications.

77.   The House, by contrast, would eliminate most of the federal regulations and allow states to set their own rules.

78.   The House bill allows states to set damage limits lower than the federal caps, but states could not set higher limits.

79.   The local utility was the only game in town, the state set the rates, there was little to do but sign on the dotted line.

80.   The plan would require states to abide by federal nursing home standards rather than allow states to set those standards, as allowed in the GOP version.