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The President's Council of Economic Advisers and its impact on the formulation of budget and monetary policy was the focus of this session entitled, "Presidents and Economics."

Heseltine's challenge, her political leadership was the central issue of this question session.

The first prime minister's question time of the new parliamentary session occurred amidst speculation as to whether or not former Defense Secretary Michael Heseltine would challenge Prime Minister Thatcher for leadership of the governing Conservative Party and hence the prime ministership.

The House agreed to S. 3266, to reauthorize the Small Business Act of 1958. ... The House passed S. 2362, to increase the survivability of insular areas from severe storms, by a voice vote. ... The House passed H.R. 5114, appropriations for foreign operations. ... The House passed H.J. ... The House agreed to the

The House session continued.

The House passed H.R. 2065, to improve tropical forest management, by a voice vote. The House passed H.R. 5932, to improve educational equity and excellence, by a voice vote. ... The House suspended the rules and passed S. 169, encouraging global research, by a voice vote. The House suspended the rules and passed H.R. 5931, to reduce pollution sources, by a voice vote. The House

The House agreed to H.Res. 527 to waive certain rules. The House agreed to the conference report on S. 605, enhancing consumer product safety. The House agreed to the Senate amendments to H.R. 5112, extending services for health care in the home. The House agreed to the McCollum motion to instruct conferees to insist on certain amendments to H.R. 5269, to control crime. The House disagreed to a further conference committee report on H.R . 5311, concerning the District of Columbia's appropriations.

The House agreed to the conference report on S. 1430, to enhance national and community service. ... Lukens, of Ohio, was read, wherein he resigned as a member of the House of Representatives. The House agreed to H. ... The House agreed to S. 2924 after agreeing to a substitute amendment. The House adopted H.Res. 521, the Rule to consider H.R. 4739, to authorize $210.3 billion for defense programs in fiscal 1991.

The House agreed to the conference report on H.R. 5021, commerce, justice, and judicial appropriations, after having agreed to recede from its disagreement over amendment 165. The House agreed to the conference report on S. 2830, improving food and agricultural resources. The House failed to suspend the rules and agree to H. ... The House suspended the rules and passed H.R. 4333, establishing a Clean Coastal Beaches Council. The House suspended the rules and passed H.

The House agreed to the conference report for H.R. 5400, reform campaigns. The House agreed to the conference report for H.R. 5257, making appropriations for Labor and Health and Human Services. The House agreed to the conference report for H.R. 5241, making appropriations for Treasury and Postal departments. The House agreed to H.Res. 517, waiving certain rules regarding the Rules Committee. The House also agreed to the conference report ofon H.R. 5268, making appropriations for rural development, agriculture, and related agencies for FY91.

The House postponed a vote on H.Res. 517, the Rule to consider the budget-waiving requirement for two-thirds vote procedures.

The House passed H.R. 5399, making appropriations for the legislative branch after agreeing to the Synar en bloc, Hefner, Roberts, and Penny amendments and rejecting the Fawell and Frenzel amendments.

House of Representatives met for further business. The House failed to agree to the conference report on H.R. 5311, making appropriations for the District of Columbia, and rejected the Dannemeyer motion to recommit the conference report to the conference committee. The House agreed to the conference report on H.R. 5158, making appropriations for the Departments of Veterans' Affairs and Housing and Urban Development and adopted the Traxler (D-MI) amendment to recede and concur. The House receded from its disagreement and concurred with the Senate in several amendments. The House agreed to the Senate amendment to H.Con.Res. 381, to correct the enrollment of H.R. 4151, to authorize appropriations for FY91-FY94 to carry out the Head Start Act, the Follow Through Act, and the Community Services Block Grant Act.

The House agreed to H. ... The House agreed to the conference report on H.R. 5019, energy and water appropriations. The House agreed to the conference report on H.R. 5229, transportation appropriations. The House agreed to the conference report on H.R. 5313, military construction appropriations.

House of Representatives met and voted on a number of bills. ... The House passed H.R. 4939, extending conditional Most Favored Nation status to China, after agreeing to the Pelosi and Porter amendments placing conditions on what standards China must meet to receive the favored status. The House also passed H.J.Res. 677, making further continuing appropriations.

The House agreed to the Murtha motion to close the conference committee meetings on H.R. 5803, Defense appropriations, to the public. The House agreed to the conference report on S. 2104, amending the Civil Rights Act of 1974. The House passed H.R. 5422, appropriations for intelligence activities, after agreeing to the Solarz amendment and rejecting the Dellums and Boxer amendments. ... The Boxer amendment sought to require the House and Senate Intelligence Committees to approve any U.S. covert activities. The House passed H.J.

The House agreed to H.Res. 487 which provided for the consideration of H.R. 5835, intelligence authorizations. The House agreed to H.Res. 509, providing for the consideration of H.R. 5835, the omnibus reconciliation bill and ordered the previous question. A point of order against the resolution was overruled and subsequently, the House agreed to the Derrick motion to table the Walker motion appealing that ruling of the Chair. The omnibus bill was subsequently passed after the House agreed to the Rostenkowski en bloc amendments which affected various provisions. The House adopted H.Res. 487, to provide for House floor consideration of H.R. 5422, to authorize a classified level of funding for U.S. intelligence agencies and other government intelligence activities in fiscal 1991.

House Republican leaders gathered to discuss federal budget reconciliation alternatives before the House session on Tuesday afternoon.

The House passed H.R. 5769, fiscal year 1991 appropriations for the Departm ent of the Interior after agreeing to the Synar, Williams and Regula amendments and rejecting the Frenzel and two Walker amendments. ... The Williams amendment contained the text of a bill passed earlier by the House, H.R. 4825, the Arts, Humanities and Museums Amendments. ... The House passed H.R. 3960 after agreeing to the Miller en bloc technical amendments and rejecting the Solomon amendment to reduce payments. The House voted to suspend the rules and agree with the Senate amendment to H.R. 4009, to authori

The House Budget Committee conducted a hearing to consider the budget resolution for fiscal year 1991.