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Sixty-six Senators Urge Further Change in Cambodian Policy

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  13 February 2009

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East Asia
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Foreign Policy Bulletin , Volume 1 , Issue 2 , October 1990 , pp. 40 - 41
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1 The letter was signed by Senators Mitchell, Danforth, Boren, Cohen, Byrd, Hatfield, Pell, Kassebaum, J. Robert Kerrey, John F. Kerrey, Cranston, Robb, Wallop, Warner, Kennedy, Chafee, Leahy, D'Amato, Levin, Jeffords, Sanford, Lugar, Burdick, Boschwitz, Bryan, Dixon, Mikulski, Ford, Lieberman, Kohl, Nunn, Reid, Akaka, Shelby, Daschle, Biden, Simon, Bentsen, Dodd, DeConcini, Harkin, Rockefeller, Gore, Wirth, Sarbanes, Heflin, Moynihan, Bingaman, Riegle, Bumpers, Inouye, Pryor, Glenn, Exon, Graham, Breaux, Metzenbaum, Baucus, Sasser, Adams, Hollings, Conrad, Bradley, Heinz, Lautenberg, and Specter. Text provided by the Office of the Majority Leader, United States Senate, July 26 release.