The House convened on September 10, 1998, to debate and discuss a variety of bills. Among these were New Mexico land claims, which concerned land claims in the state of New Mexico dating to the 1848 treaty ending the U.S.-Mexico War. Other topics included bilingual education, special order speeches, and the independent counsel report on the president. Bills on bird hunting regulation, New Mexico land claims, and bilingual education were all passed.
9:59AM - 9:34PM ETHouse Session
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Briefings for September 10, 1998
Hearings for September 10, 1998
Today
- Hearings Covered By C-SPAN
- 7:40PM ETHouse Rules CommitteeAddressing Independent Counsel's Report
Statistics
2020 Year End Statistics118th Congress - House
Total Hours: 891 (After 481 days)
Debate311 Hours
Special Orders144 Hours
Votes181 Hours
One Minute Speeches68 Hours
Morning Hour75 Hours
Opening Procedures6 Hours
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Source: Resume of Congressional Activity (senate.gov)