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NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: I would implore Members on both sides of the aisle, and indeed, people across this Nation, who have watched with…

On the recordMarch 9, 1995
I would implore Members on both sides of the aisle, and indeed, people across this Nation, who have watched with interest, Mr. Speaker, as we have been involved, setting an historic pace for legislation, fulfilling a Contract With America, working to establish a new partnership together, knowing what is at stake, to truly understand the terms of this debate. It has happened again, and doubtless will happen yet still, when those who fail to answer the challenge and call of my friend, the gentleman from Georgia [Mr. Kingston], proffer not new ideas, but, instead, inflammatory rhetoric, and inaccurate rhetoric. For that purpose, once again tonight, I feel it is important as part of the truth squad to share with the American people, Mr. Speaker, the true proposals on spending for the School Lunch Program and for the program we called WIC, Women, Infants, and Children.
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NAN A. S. HAYWORTH
New York

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Discussing the importance of bipartisanship and addressing spending proposals for WIC and the School Lunch Program.

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