Monday June 2, 1997

• Back In Time: From Protest To Politics (6/6/83)

• Congressional Quarterly:

• Maintaining Status Quo May Be Tough

• Appropriations Season Begins With New Deal, Old Battles

• U.N., Crime-Fighting Will Tighten Budget

• Chairmen Disagree Over City's Request

• Pro-Military Bent Likely To Persist

• Old Issues May Get a New Touch

• Land, Arts Funding Are Hot Issues

• Budget Blueprint May Guide Cuts

• Combative Chairmen Often at Odds With Republican Leadership Agenda

• Small Amounts, Big Fights

• Focus on Troops' Quality of Life Continues

• Molinari To Trade Congress For Career in Television

• Programs Expected To Have Easier Time

• Budget Deal May Face Mutiny in the House

• Holding the Line on Project Spending

• A Threat From Small Fires

• Housing Programs Top Full Agenda

• E-Mail From Washington:

• 'New Yorker' Writer Joins Clinton White House

• GOP Chairman Seeks Broad New Powers In House Campaign Finance Investigation

• TIME On Politics:

• The Money Trail: Gore's Friends In High Places

• On The Case In Arkansas

• Saturday Morning Live With Susan Molinari

• Europe: Politics And Money

• Clinton Loses A Big One

• Margaret Carlson On Sex And, ...Honesty. Honestly

• Secretary Albright On Europe's Future

• Notebook: Da' Scoop