it is my pleasure to bring to the floor this legislation which is entitled the Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Reauthorization Act and to urge its adoption. This is, I think, an excellent example of how the Federal…
Dan Frisa
The Public Record
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September 28, 1996
I would like to also, as a conferee on this legislation, express my thanks to the gentleman from Texas [Mr. Fields] and to the chairman, the gentleman from Virginia [Mr.…
— Dan Frisa
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