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The House debated H.R. 3545, Omnibus Budget Reconciliation. The bill was designed to produce 32 billion dollars in deficit reduction for FY 1988.

The House debated the conference report on H.J. Res. 395.

The House debated the conference report on the continuing resolution.

The House resumed debate and voted on pending legislation.

The House debated H. Res 340 and voted on the resolution. CR, pp. H11903-H11913.

The House debated H.J. Res. 431, making further continuing appropriations for the the current fiscal year. CR, pp. H11903-H11913.

CR, pp. H11505-H11607. The House passed H.R. 1720, the Family Welfare Reform Act.

The House debated H.R. 1467, concerning authorizations for endangered species programs.

The House disagreed to the Senate amendment to H.R. 2470, to amend the Social Security Act to provide protection against catastrophic medical expenses under the medicare program and asked a …

The House debated and passed H.J. Res. 395, making further continuing appropriations for fiscal year 1988. CR, pp. H10899-H10990.

CR, pp. H10789-H10898. The House passed H.R. 791, authorizing water resources research activities of the U.S. Geological Survey to help states fight ground water contamination. The House agr…

The House debated various bills including S.1297, The De Soto Trail. CR, pp. H10747-H10787.

CR, pp. H9625-H9656. The House passed H.J. Res. 394, making further continuing appropriations for the fiscal year 1988.

The House debated an amendment to and final passage of H.R. 3545.

The House debated and voted on HR 3545, The Guaranteed Deficit Reduction Reconciliation Act. It passed 206-205.

CR, pp. H9129-H9450. (Second legislative day) Under a revised rule, H.Res. 298, the House passed H.R. 3545, a $14.5 billion deficit reduction bill, from which welfare reform measures had be…

CR, pp. H8919-H8964. The House passed S. 640, the water projects bill, which included a number of items relating to water and power issues for western cities and farms.

The House debated the reauthorization of highway and mass transit programs. An amendment allowing states to raise the maximum speed limit to 65 mph was considered.