On the recordOctober 10, 1998
Let me suggest to the House of Representatives today that when Hunter Scott first came to Washington in pursuit of justice, as my colleagues have heard described here today, that I met the young man at the airport when he first flew in from Florida because of my enduring appreciation for the young man and his good work. And we created a House bill, House bill 3710, that the gentleman from Florida (Mr. Scarborough) and I co-authored, along with other Members of this distinguished body, asking for the relief, especially the memory, of the individuals who were aboard the U.S.S. Indianapolis, a city whom I represent and whom that ship was proudly named for, to try to vindicate in some way before the remaining 12 survivors went to meet their maker.
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