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Kay Bailey Hutchison: I am pleased today to support, along with my distinguished colleagues, Senators Murray, Snowe, Landrieu, Feinstein…

On the recordNovember 9, 1997
I am pleased today to support, along with my distinguished colleagues, Senators Murray, Snowe, Landrieu, Feinstein, Boxer, Mikulski, Moseley-Braun, and Collins this concurrent resolution to grant recognition to the effort now underway to establish The Women's Museum: An Institute for the Future. This important museum, being sponsored by the Foundation for Women's Resources in Texas and to be completed in 2000 in Dallas, will appropriately be designated by this resolution as a national millennium project for the United States. While the resolution will not preclude other official events and activities commemorating the turn of the millennium, it will serve to highlight the contributions of women in our Nation and world and how those contributions promise to continue to expand and evolve into the next century and millennium. The Women's Museum: An Institute for the Future will become a focal point for this recognition and appreciation of the role of women in our lives and culture and in commerce, politics, art, music, the sciences, and virtually every other field of endeavor. Mr. President, I am especially excited about the tremendous potential of this museum to educate all people, particularly young women and girls, about the growing opportunities women have today--opportunities that were only dreams a few decades ago.
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Kay Bailey Hutchison
Republican · Texas

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Supporting a resolution to establish The Women's Museum: An Institute for the Future.

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