Senator George J. Mitchell, the majority leader, said that the greatest risk in supporting force is the loss of human life.

"We will review the matter and respond," said Senator George J. Mitchell, the majority leader.

Senator George J. Mitchell, the majority leader, was back in Maine this weekend worrying about what to do.

Senator George J. Mitchell of Maine, the majority leader, said last week that he expected the bill to go to the two committees.

Senator George J. Mitchell, the Senate majority leader, did not say directly if he would support a gasoline tax increase.

If you want to understand Senator George J. Mitchell, watch him play tennis.

It is a moral to which Senator George J. Mitchell, the majority leader, should be particularly sensitive.

When he ran for leader after Senator George J. Mitchell's retirement, few of the old bulls backed him.

Senator George J. Mitchell, the majority leader, said in an interview today that he had not decided when to schedule the vote.

Senator George J. Mitchell, the majority leader, said today "We're not going to continue on this bill indefinitely."

Senator George J. Mitchell, the majority leader, said that the greatest risk in supporting force is the loss of human life.

"We will review the matter and respond," said Senator George J. Mitchell, the majority leader.

Senator George J. Mitchell, the majority leader, was back in Maine this weekend worrying about what to do.

Senator George J. Mitchell of Maine, the majority leader, said last week that he expected the bill to go to the two committees.

Senator George J. Mitchell, the Senate majority leader, did not say directly if he would support a gasoline tax increase.

If you want to understand Senator George J. Mitchell, watch him play tennis.

It is a moral to which Senator George J. Mitchell, the majority leader, should be particularly sensitive.

When he ran for leader after Senator George J. Mitchell's retirement, few of the old bulls backed him.

Senator George J. Mitchell, the majority leader, said in an interview today that he had not decided when to schedule the vote.

Senator George J. Mitchell, the majority leader, said today "We're not going to continue on this bill indefinitely."