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It outlines changes in subcommittee chairs, anticipated losses of Democratic and Republican members, and uncertainty about how many seats the committee may ultimately have. The piece also covers the Senate’s education-related committee structure, including Sen. Dan Quayle’s proposal to restrict panel seats, and notes candidate dynamics for leadership roles. 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Labor Committee will have a different face and posib-ly fewer members during the 99th Congress,while the Senate education panel isexpected to remain nearly identical to last year unless a committee-shrinkingmeasure is approved.  \nThe House panel's three education subcommittees will have different leadersduring the new Congress,which is to reconvene Jan.21.And the full com-mittee will lose at least seven of its 23 Democratic members and one of its13 Republicans,retiring Rep.John Erlenborn of I1linois.House committeeassignments,which will add an uncertain number of new members to fill thevacant seats,are to be made early next week.  \nOn the other side of the Capitol,the 18-member Senate Labor and HumanResources Committee is to remain nearly intact unless senators approve aprovision by Sen.Dan Quayle,R-Ind.,restricting them to seats on two majorcommittees.Many senators now hold three or more major committee positions.  \nActive ChairmenAccording to Jack Jennings,counsel for the House Edu-cation and Labor Committee,however,changes are in store for the panel.\"Thenew Congress is going to see some very active leadership on the part of someof our new subcommittee chairmen,\"he said.  \nJennings said the committee's new chairman,Augustus Hawkins,D-Calif.,whowill take over for the late Rep.Carl Perkins,D-Ky.,also will chair the E1-ementary,Secondary and Vocational Education Subcommittee,which Perkins led.  \nRep.William Ford,D-Mich.,will lead the Postsecondary Education Subcommitteeand Rep.Pat Williams,D-Mont.,will head the Select Education Subcommittee,Jennings said.In the 98th Congress,I1linois'Paul Simon,now a senator,headed the postsecondary panel,while Rep.Austin Murphy,D-Pa.,chairedSelect Education.  \nNo PAC MoneyWhile the education committee is expected to lose at leastseven members overall,Jennings said Rep.Mervyn Dymally,D-Calif.,is theonly member so far to request a chair on the committee.He said that couldmean the panel will be shrunk from last year's size of 35.  \n\"With the cost of campaigning,members must go to the committees where there1s more political action money,\"Jennings said in explanation of the panel'swaning popularity.\"Our committee is not awash in political money.\"  \nBesides a half-dozen retiring,deceased or defeated Democratic members fromthe last Congress,the House education committee this year will lose Rep.George Miller,D-Calif.,who plans to put his education spot on hold for atleast two years while serving on the Interior and Budget panels.(more)  \n# HOUSE EDUCATION PANEL IN FOR CHANGES,SENATE SEES FEW ALTERATIONS(Cont.)\n\nMiller is required to put either his interior or education seats aside while heserves on the Budget Committee for the next four years,according to aideWilliam Blacklow.Miller put his Interior Committee position on hold duringthe last Congress.  \nMiller's move means he will vacate his spot as chairman of the Subcommittee onLabor Standards,where he has been an advocate of school asbestos control.Blacklow said Miller will remain chairman of the Select Committee on Children,Youth and Families,which has no legislative power.  \nIn addition,Rep.Sala Burton,D-Calif.,is seeking a seat on the Appropria-tions Committee and would have to give up her education committee seat if shewere successful,Jennings said.Burton aides acknowledged that her chances ofgaining a place on the money panel,however,are slim as there already arethree Californians on the committee.  \nOn the other side of the aisle,senators are expected to decide on Quayle'scommittee-shrinking proposal within the next two weeks.\"No one is really surehow many chairs we will end up with,\"said Labor and Human Resources CommitteeStaff Director Ronald Docksai.\"It could stay the same or it could be reduced\"by as many as three seats.  \nThe Senate committee has only one opening so far,left by retiring Sen.Je","cbCaicaboFX6Q81T","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicaboFX6Q81T","pdf",1771366,"English","# HOUSE EDUCATION PANEL IN FOR CHANGES, SENATE SEES FEW ALTERATIONS\n## Active Chairmen\n## No PAC Money\n## Senate Committee Changes and Openings\n# SIMON SAYS NO ROADBLOCKS ARE PLANNED TO HOLD UP BENNETT's CONFIRMATION","[{\"question\":\"What changes are expected for the House Education and Labor Committee in the 99th Congress?\",\"answer\":\"The committee is expected to have fewer members and different leaders across its education subcommittees, with assignments to new members planned early in the next week after reconvening.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report explain why the education committee may shrink?\",\"answer\":\"It says members must go to committees with more political action money, noting the committee is not flush with political funding.\"},{\"question\":\"What is Senator Paul Simon’s position on William Bennett’s confirmation?\",\"answer\":\"Simon says he plans to ask questions and express concerns, but may end up supporting Bennett, despite reports that he would challenge the 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