Retirement reshapes Congress as eight lawmakers step down
The article notes 23 incumbents plan to retire this year, yielding centuries of combined seniority. It lists eight House members and four senators announcing retirement, plus others weighing bids or returning to private life, highlighting looming leadership changes and pension incentives.
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Alaska Oil Pipeline Decision Hints by Mid April
Interior Secretary Rogers Morton testified that by mid-April the government will decide whether to permit Alaska's oil pipeline. He signaled a likely approval, noting the environmental impact statement required by law for major projects would be completed.
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