Government
Sep. 5, 1998
Returning Senators Take Up Laws To Combat Terrorism
WASHINGTON - The U.S. missile attacks on purported terrorist operations in Afghanistan and Sudan in response to the Aug. 7 embassy bombings in Africa drew nearly universal applause on Capitol Hill, and now anti-terrorism matters are making their way onto the jammed legislative calendar as the House and Senate gear up for the last month of this Congress.
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