A few men do, too, including a Democratic member of the ethics committee, Senator Richard H. Bryan of Nevada.

Senator Richard H. Bryan, an incumbent Democrat was also re-elected.

But Senator Richard H. Bryan, Democrat of Nevada, has proposed legislation raising average fuel economy 20 percent by 1995.

"That is an area where the industry can and should do much more," said Senator Richard H. Bryan, Democrat of Nevada.

Senator Richard H. Bryan, a Democrat representing Nevada in Washington, urged all the players to reach a deal.

"What we're talking about is health and safety," Senator Richard H. Bryan, Democrat of Nevada, said in an interview today.

Senator Richard H. Bryan, Democrat of Nevada, also changed his position after long deliberation.

Average automobile efficiencies similar to those proposed in Senator Richard H. Bryan's bill (40 miles per gallon) are feasible and cost effective.

"It's a new ball game," Senator Richard H. Bryan, a party stalwart, jubilantly declared.

Some opponents have cited Senator Richard H. Bryan, Democrat of Nevada, as one who could possibly switch his vote.