Sen. Pryor sets 1996 retirement

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Democratic Sen Pryor said that he will retire in 1996 and not seek a fourth term. He is the fifth Democrat in the Senate to make this move after the Republicans swept congressional elections in 1994. His retirement enhanced the fear by Democrats of losing more seats in Congress.

Political activity, Democratic Party (United States), Pryor, David

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Congress: Rep Schroeder declines reelection bid

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Schroeder announced that she will not run for reelection in 1996, citing a desire to seek another career. Her congressional career began in 1972, and she has been a crusader for women's rights and family issues. Other resigning congressional members are discussed.

Officials and employees, United States. Congress, Women legislators, Schroeder, Patricia

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Departing and departed members of Congress

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A list of the nine senators and 85 representatives planning to leave at the end of the 1992 session is presented. Reasons for leaving include defeated for nomination, retiring, seeking other office or died in office.

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