On the recordApril 20, 1994
I received a fax yesterday in the form of a letter from an attorney in Reno, NV, by the name of Jeffrey Giles. I think, Mr. President, this sums up why we are here today. Dear Senator Reid. I received a fax from the National Association of Bankruptcy Attorneys asking that I along with others communicate with you regarding the reform bill. I am not opposed to a prohibition on repeat filings. It would probably be a good thing. I think here is the paragraph of importance. However, the legislation in some form should be passed immediately. This reform measure has been in the works for nearly 2 years and the essence of it needs immediate enactment. Good luck. I remain, sincerely yours, Jeffrey Giles. The reason I mention this to the President and through you to the manager of the bill, the senior Senator from Alabama, is to congratulate him on his great work on this legislation. I have spent time with the Senator's staff. They are well versed in the law. They are very easy to work with, and as a result of the work that I have been able to do with Senator Heflin and his staff, I think the bill is better than it would have been.
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