Secretary Brown said that all the new frequencies should be open for competitive bidding and that broadcasters should not be exempted.

Typically, the list drawn up by the officials who monitor projects was forwarded to Secretary Brown's office.

Secretary Brown, she said, considered the trip to Bosnia the most important foreign mission of his tenure at the Commerce Department.

Secretary Brown visited the country and the United States promised to match any financing that its chief rivals, the French, could offer.

My office's investigation of Secretary Brown ended unfinished with his death.

"What Secretary Brown and the people with him were trying to do was to convert a hard-won peace agreement to reality on the ground," he said.

"I am confident at the conclusion of the process, the independent counsel will find no wrongdoing by Secretary Brown," the President said.

She also said that the department "received allegations that there may have been some linkage between the payments to Secretary Brown and his official position."

Secretary Brown disagreed, saying that the Government pushed for Exxon during the years that it took to negotiate the complex contract.

Secretary Brown reported it to the President and Attorney General.

While the Government ruled against Mr. Bennett, Secretary Brown did order a plan to shore up the industry.

Secretary Brown said that all the new frequencies should be open for competitive bidding and that broadcasters should not be exempted.

Secretary Brown, she said, considered the trip to Bosnia the most important foreign mission of his tenure at the Commerce Department.

Secretary Brown visited the country and the United States promised to match any financing that its chief rivals, the French, could offer.

My office's investigation of Secretary Brown ended unfinished with his death.

"What Secretary Brown and the people with him were trying to do was to convert a hard-won peace agreement to reality on the ground," he said.

"I am confident at the conclusion of the process, the independent counsel will find no wrongdoing by Secretary Brown," the President said.

She also said that the department "received allegations that there may have been some linkage between the payments to Secretary Brown and his official position."

Secretary Brown disagreed, saying that the Government pushed for Exxon during the years that it took to negotiate the complex contract.

Secretary Brown reported it to the President and Attorney General.