Well, I appreciate very much the very kind comment of my distinguished friend from Colorado, who will also be missed from this House, and who has done so much for women's issues in this country. Dr. Lein, of course, would appreciate those remarks, and I appreciate them very much as well. I would also like to say this: You mentioned the Huskies. Dr. Lein and I, I hope over many, many years to come, will be able to spend a little time on Saturday afternoons watching those University of Washington Huskies, and hopefully they are going to have a great future, as they hopefully will have a great season this year. Dr. Lein, you will be missed. Thank you for the great job you have done for the University of Washington and for our country.
Norman D. Dicks: “Well, I appreciate very much the very kind comment of my distinguished friend from Colorado, who will also be missed…”
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Paying tribute to Dr. Lein and discussing the University of Washington Huskies.
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