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. Bliley], for giving me the opportunity to participate as a new Member of this House on such an important piece of legislation, as they both did on the telecommunications act reform. I support this legislation as well, and also extend my thanks to the gentleman from Massachusetts, Mr. Markey, and the gentleman from Michigan, Mr. Dingell, as well, I must say, to the chairman of the Committee on Banking on the other side, Mr. D'Amato, who is my Senator, and whom I represent, for his efforts on bringing this to final closure. I support this legislation.
Dan Frisa: “I would like to also, as a conferee on this legislation, express my thanks to the gentleman from Texas [Mr. Fields] and…”
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Expressing gratitude for participation in telecommunications act reform legislation.
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