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And. better entorcement ot both competitive bidding laws and the terms of government contracts also would be beneficial, he says.

Of the registration of millions of young Americans in the event that the draft is one day reinstituted. Mr. Dorrier says there is a much easier and less expensive way of finding all the names.

The requirement that youths must themselves sign up his proven to be ineffective. he says, citing the non-compliance rate of 15 to 20 percent. The government stands to spend millions prosecuting those nonconformers.

A much easier method would be to obtain the names of eligible persons by sifting through Social Security records, birth records and other such documents, he says.

In other comments concerning the military, the candidate supports an allvolunteer force and says it is a viable concept if personnel policies and especially compensation continue to improve

While Mr. Dorrier supports tax incentives for business in order to help stimulate the economy, he wants to make sure all pay their fair share of the tax burden.

Toward that end. he wants to see tax loopholes through which millions of big business dollars slip each

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