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Beginning at 9:30 am on July 25th, 1997, The U.S. Senate debated Resolution 98, a non-binding resolution on the negotiations of the Global Climate Change Treaty, sponsored by Senators Robert…

The United States Senate met for morning hour to give opening speeches and to vote on three spending bills.

The United States Senate met for morning hour to give opening speeches. Senators would then vote on four spending bills and resume debate on the fast track authority bill.

Senate is in morning session.

This 1997 Senate Session voted on a bill to temporarily fund the 13 FY'98 spending Bills,the conference report to $20.7 Billion in FY'98 energy & water spending and District of Columbia Sp…

The U.S. Senate met and continued debate on the Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act. The bill titled S.830, sought to amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and the Public…

The Senate took up debate on changes to the FDA approval process for drugs and medical devices. They also debated Interior department spending for fiscal year 98.

In the newspaper roundtable, Senators Tim Hutchinson and Ron Wyden talked about current news stories of interest to them and the Senate agenda and took viewer calls.

The senate was in session. on this particular day they debated two Bills Designed to reduce the Deficit and Balance the federal budget.

Senators continue debate on a budget agreement, $135 billion in entitlement reductions.

The Senate convened on July 28, 1997 to debate and discuss issues that regarded the procedures of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

The Senate met to discuss the U.S. participation in the Climate Change Treaty. Also they brought up a procedural vote on determine if the Dolphin safe Tuna Bill should go forward.

The Senate debated and voted on amendments to the Foreign Operations Appropriations bill. Note: This is an incomplete program

The Senate debates the Defense Authorization bill for FY 98.

The Senate voted on amendments to and passed its first budget reconciliation bill, which reduces entitlement spending by a net $136 billion over five years. The bill reduces Medicare, Medica…

Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) and Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) responded to the announcement by state attorneys general of a settlement with the tobacco industry. They expressed concern about …

The U.S. Senate met and continued consideration of S. Con. Res. 27 the Concurrent Budget Resolution which set forth the congressional budget for the United States government for fiscal years…

The United States Senate considered campaign finance reform, disaster relief, and military funding for Bosnia/Iraq operations. They voted on an amendment to the disaster relief bill offered …

Before the Senate Appropriations Committee met to mark up the supplemental appropriations bill, Democratic Senators briefed reporters on their concerns about the bill. They expressed their h…

The Senate continued consideration of the chemical weapons treaty.