I believe we will be able to work this out in a manner that will be, I hope, conducive to getting the money that we need immediately--just the basic requirements that we want for the National Institutes of Health, that we want for LIHEAP, and a lot of the other programs that so many Members support here. I wanted to raise this issue because I think it is vitally important that we use the same set of scoring for both defense and nondefense. So, Mr. President, with the assurances of my chairman that we will be able to get this thing worked out, I just wanted to refer to one thing on the chart. With the reallocation, with the amount of money we would get from the rescoring, we would have $770 million. That would get us the money that we need for NIH. That would get us the money that we need for LIHEAP and for the other programs--Head Start and others--that we need, which Senators support here. Mr. President, again, I raise this issue because it is vitally important.
Tom Harkin: “I believe we will be able to work this out in a manner that will be, I hope, conducive to getting the money that we need…”
On the recordJuly 30, 1998
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Discussing funding for the National Institutes of Health and other programs during Senate floor debate.
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