Title
Capitol Quarterly with Senator Trent Lott
Other Form of Name
Lott, Trent, 1941-
Identifier
lott_VHS_70
Creation Date
1-21-1992
Document Type
Open Access Recording
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Description
Capitol Quarterly with Senator Trent Lott which is a call-in program moderated by Kelly Johnston. Topics discussed include: congressional agenda; Kennedy Education bill; the economy; federal deficit; availability of health care and the rising cost of health insurance preminums; Social Security benefits; tax credits for auto and home purchases; defense spending cuts and the effect on Mississippi; testimony of Lane Kirkland before the Senate Budget Committee; consumer spending; national security; rising cost of higher education and possible cuts to federal student aid; federal funding to Mississippi; crime bill; NASA plant at Iuka, Mississippi; Desert Storm and the failure to oust Sadham Hussien from control of Iraq; food stamp support for the disabled; President George Bush's recent trip to Japan; Japanese-U.S. trade; election of Kirk Fordice in Mississippi; U.S. aid to Isreal and Middle East peace; and the federal prison system.
Subject Headings (Library of Congress)
United States. Congress; Economics; Defense spending; Budget deficits; Investment of public funds; Education; Medical care; Operation Desert Shield, 1990-1991; Mississippi;
Relational Format
video recording
Extent
0:57:02
Original Format
videocassettes
Original Collection
Trent Lott Collection (MUM00656). Archives and Special Collections. University of Mississippi Libraries.
Finding Aid
Rights
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