I had the privilege of working for 10 years with Paul. 8 of which he served as chairman of the Health and Environmental Subcommittee. and it is not a fluke that during this period he gained the title in this body of "Mr. Health." It would not be an exaggeration to say that during the 1970s virtually every major piece of health legislation carried the trademark of Paul Rogers. from the Noise Control Act to the National Cancer Act. the Health Manpower Training Act. the Neighborhood Health Center Act. the National Health Planning legislation. Emergency Medical Services. Medical Devices Amendments. the Community Mental Health Center Act. the Migrant Health Act. Health Maintenance Organizations. the Safe Drinking Water Act. and of course. the Clean Air Act. This only touches the tip of the iceberg of his achievements.