81.   In his radio address, Clinton again stressed the need for a comprehensive settlement.

82.   In his radio address, Clinton referred indirectly to the debate over the settlement and other issues involving tobacco use.

83.   In his radio address, Clinton said he wanted an independent bipartisan board already created by Congress to develop and administer the tests.

84.   In his Saturday radio address, the president concentrated on the recession and expressed concern about soaring unemployment.

85.   In his weekly radio address, Bush said his administration would adopt rules making it simpler for governors to get waivers to test new approaches to Medicaid.

86.   In connection with the radio address, the White House released a list of dozens of land acquisitions made this year.

87.   In addition, Clinton used his weekly radio address to call on Republicans to back his education plans.

88.   In his radio address last week, Clinton said the amendment is unnecessary because public schools already support voluntary practice of religious beliefs.

89.   In his radio address Monday, Estrada sounded like a man pursued by a pack of hounds.

90.   In his radio address, Clinton thanked congressional leaders for offering bipartisan support for the attacks.