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Physicians and private citizens asked questions of healthcare reform advocates and politicians, including first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and Senators William Cohen (R-ME) & Ted Kennedy (D…

Representative Richard Neal (D-Massachusetts) hosted a Chamber of Commerce meeting where administration officials visited with the public concerning a number of issues that included U.S. eco…

Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen testified concerning the administration’s plans to fund the president’s health care reform plan. He stated that the tax on tobacco products and administrativ…

The U.S. House of Representatives debated 21 Bills under suspension of the rules and Fiscal Year 1994 Defense Authorization Bill. Suspension bills are noncontroversial and bypass the normal …

U.S. House session Debated the FY '94 defense spending bill as well as unemployment extension benefits.

U.S. House of Representative was in session to debate H.R.1340, the Resolution Trust Corporation Funding bill.

This House session addressed a Motion to go to Conference on the Budget Reconciliation Bill, a formality that allows House and Senate negotiators to begin working out the differences in the …

Lawmakers finished a bill to authorize the U.S. State Department for another two years. The bill would provide about 15 billion dollars to the state department. They then took up the fiscal …

The committee heard testimony from officials from government agencies during the markup session for the president’s budget reconciliation tax proposals. During the hearing, committee members…

The House debated the Clinton economic plan. Members of the Congressional Black Caucus presented their alternative budget to the Clinton plan, and Rep. Kasich and Rep. Armey presented the Re…

The US House of Representative held a session that discussed funding for National Institute of Health.

Secretary of Labor Robert Reich testified before the House Ways and Means Committee on the extension of unemployment benefits. A partial transcript contains only Secy. Reich’s opening remark…