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Government

Sep. 5, 1998

Returning Senators Take Up Laws To Combat Terrorism

WASHINGTON - The U.S. missile attacks on purported terrorist operations in Afghanistan and Sudan in response to the Aug. 7 embassy bombings in Africa drew nearly universal applause on Capitol Hill, and now anti-terrorism matters are making their way onto the jammed legislative calendar as the House and Senate gear up for the last month of this Congress.

By Daniel A. Shaw
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        WASHINGTON - The U.S. missile attacks on purported terrorist operations in Afghanistan and Sudan in response to the Aug. 7 embassy bombings in Africa drew nearly universal applause on Capitol Hill, and now anti-terrorism matters are making their way onto the jammed legislative calendar as the House and...

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