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Cord Byrd: Mr. President, on June 12, Senator Hagel and I and other Senators introduced Senate Resolution 98, expressing the sense…

On the recordJune 18, 1997
Mr. President, on June 12, Senator Hagel and I and other Senators introduced Senate Resolution 98, expressing the sense of the Senate regarding the conditions of the United States becoming a signatory to any international agreement on greenhouse gas emissions under the U.N. convention. On that same day, in addition to Senator Hagel and myself, 44 Senators cosponsored that resolution, making the total 46. Since that time, 14 additional Senators have indicated an interest in being cosponsors. So I will read their names shortly. But in addition to requesting a star print of Senate Resolution 98, I indicate for the Record a substantive change in the resolution. It is required that there be a substantive change in order for there to be a star print. I want a star print to show the additional 14 Senators' names.
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Cord Byrd
Florida

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Discussing Senate Resolution 98 on greenhouse gas emissions and its cosponsors.

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