1.   Although President Clinton has not threatened to veto a civil justice overhaul bill, the administration has voiced strong opposition to some of the provisions in the House bill.

2.   A Democratic version of the gun-show bill passed in the Senate last year as part of a broader juvenile justice bill.

3.   But the House defeated similar gun-control measures when it took up the juvenile justice bill.

4.   But the measure never made it through the House, and efforts to incorporate it into a joint House-Senate juvenile justice bill failed.

5.   But the House passed its juvenile justice bill without any gun-control provisions.

6.   Cleland had voted against the first gun show amendment, part of the multibillion dollar juvenile justice bill, the week before.

7.   Clinton also has threatened to veto the juvenile justice bill if it does not include new gun control provisions.

8.   Gun control is expected to spark verbal fire in the House this week when the House takes up the Senate-passed juvenile justice bill.

9.   Hatch is one of the key negotiators trying to resolve the differences between the Senate and House juvenile justice bills.

10.   House Republican leaders this week agreed to separate the gun control issues from a juvenile justice reform bill.