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Steven Kagen: its power to destroy decreases. it's important we victims of domestic violence and let them know that they are not alone as we fight to make the world a better place. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for from wisconsin rise? mr. kagen: one minute to revise and extend my remarks.

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Steven Kagen: madam speaker, like everyone else in northeast wisconsin, i'm shocked and saddened by the passing of my iend, former congressman jay johnson. jay represented the eighth district of wisconsin in this body from january of 1997 to january, 1999. jay was a friend of mine. he was a gentle person and everyone in northeast wisconsin was considered his friend as well.

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Steven Kagen: heart, his unending patience and his grand sense of humor. they will remember him as a gentleman in every sense of the word. it was clear from his life spent in front of the camera and here in public service that he truly loved peoe. in 2000 president clinton appointed jay to be director of the united states mint and more recently he ran jay johnson