Mr. Speaker. I thank the gentleman for his concern and for his remarks. Mr. Speaker. while I realize that the present climate of United StatesSoviet relations offers little improvement in the near future. I am hopeful that any ongoing expressions of concern will make a positive contribution to a liberalization of Soviet emigration policy. I believe that the work generated here in the House of Representatives on behalf of losif Mendelevich contributed to his being with us today instead of languishing in a prison cell over 8.000 miles away. Mr. Speaker. I yield to the gentleman from New York .
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