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Judd Gregg: Under the language in the bill presented by the Senator from Utah and the Senator from Massachusetts, that program would…

On the recordMay 21, 1997
Under the language in the bill presented by the Senator from Utah and the Senator from Massachusetts, that program would essentially be overridden. That program would no longer exist, because the eligibility requirements are strict, those required under the Kennedy bill are so strict that the Utah program would no longer fit in it and therefore could no longer function. This bill would eliminate that Utah program, along with 33 other States. Is the Senator aware of that?
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Judd Gregg

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Discussing the impact of a bill on state programs during Senate floor debate.

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