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CQ Launches Internet Gopher In a move onto the information highway, Congressional Quarterly announced the launch of the CQ Gopher -- a menu-based means of exploring information resources via the Internet. The Gopher will allow millions of Internet users to explore CQ data files, both current and archival. "CQ was built on the idea that people who were better informed about their government would be better citizens," said CQ Editor and Publisher Neil Skene. "Our new gopher is a way of delivering CQ information to more people in the United States and around the world." Among the data files accessible through the CQ Gopher: Lead stories of the current CQ Weekly Report -- and an archive of past lead stories Current weekly news brief from the CQ Researcher -- and an archive of past briefs Status of appropriations bills and other major legislation Results from key 1993 and 1994 roll call votes Current catalogs from CQ Books and CQ Press Updates on congressional and gubernatorial elections -- including primaries and special elections Information on members of Congress -- including committee and caucus rosters, leadership positions, room and phone numbers Current schedule of CQ's Professional Education Seminars The CQ Gopher is free of charge. To access the CQ Gopher, Internet users with gopher client/servers should point their gopher at gopher.cqalert.com or contact their system administrator for information on easiest access. Congressional Quarterly is the nation's leading nonpartisan authority on Congress and American politics. For more information on the CQ gopher or any of CQ's other services, please contact Melissa Henderson at 202-887-8578 or 800-432-2250, ext. 578 or send an email message to mhenderson@cqalert.com.