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The House considered a bill that would allow selling of federal land in Montana and members gave "special order speeches".

The House had legislative business to work on several bills including Y2K Computer Problems, Home Ownership Programs and a Chemical Weapons Treaty.

House Republicans gathered on the steps of the U.S. Capitol and several made statements about the omnibus appropriations legislations.

This House Session schedule began with members general statements then moved to business including spending for Veterans.Housing,EPA and NASA,Commerce,Justice and State.

On this day, after a period of morning business, the House took up bills dealing with “Fast Track” Tarde Negotiating Authority, the Budget Surplus, Social Security and Tax Cuts. Following de…

The House worked on education funding. They voted on and passed a bill that would convert 31 educational programs to block grants giving states more leeway on how to spend that money. A vote…

The US House of representatives gave one to five minute speeches. Most speeches were dedicated to the two slain Capitol Hill Police officers.

In an excerpt from the United States House of Representatives, members debated whether to overrule President Bill Clinton’s veto of H.R. 1122, legislation banning certain late-term abortion …

The House was in session for legislative business and paid tribute to Representative Louis Stokes.

U.S. House of Representatives on 7/22/98 debated trade with China among other topics.

The House debated bills on Private Mortgage Insurance and Campaign Finance.

The US House Of Representatives debated a Rule governing procedures for debate on a resolution letting the House take a 2 week break. The House considered 1.8 billion in legislative branch s…

The House met to consider a proposal to let tax-free savings accounts pay for expenses at K-12 schools and education savings accounts.

The house meet to discuss the Education Bill.

This House session considered three bills after One Minute Speeches on various topics including scholarships for D.C. students, childcare programs in California, the White House hiring priva…

Rep. Fossella, who was sworn in on November 5, 1997, talked about his impressions of Congress as an institution and took audience calls, faxes and electronic mail.