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In a panel discussion titled, “The 104th Congress and Environmental Protection: Who Was Right, Who Was Wrong, and What Is the Fight Really About,” Republicans, Democrats and business and env…

The United States Senate met for morning business where members spoke on various topics. Members debated the Omnibus Continuing Resolution for FY'97. Continuing Resolutions fund government p…

In a portion of Senate debate, members debated whether to override President Clinton’s veto of H.R. 1833.

The Senate was in recess so the democraticts could attend the bicamrel caucus then they were to continue the abortion debate.

The United States Senate continued debate on FY 1997 appropriations Bills. the Senate considered 84.7 billion in FY '97 spending for veterans and housing programs. veterans & Housing Spendin…

The United States Senate continued to debate on H.R. 3666, the VA/HUD Appropriations Act, is the pending business. The Senate considered 87.7 Billion in the Fiscal Year 1997 spending for vet…

In this September 3, 1996 session, the Senate discussed United States Drug Policy and Housing for Veterans. The Senate was considering a 1997 spending bill that would have used $84.7 billion…

At the Dole/Kemp Presidential campaign rally, supporters listened to Jack Kemp, Republican Vice Presidential Candidate, and Bob Dole, Republican Presidential Candidate. The Republican Candid…

Senators heatedly debated the agenda as the Senate attempts to finish its work before its August break.

Senators debated the conference report on welfare reform legislation that would allow states more control over the program and limit able-bodied persons to a lifetime limit of five years on …

The U.S. Senate opened with prayer by Rev. Lloyd Oglivie, Senate Chaplain. The Senate members debated the Foreign Aid Spending bill with 30 minutes on each side. The Senate voted on over 5 a…

Excerpt from when Senators debated on the floor of the United States Senate on an amendment by Senator Kit Bond (R-MO) which would exempt businesses which gross less than $500,000 from a min…

Senate Republicans reacted to the Senate passage of legislation that would raise the minimum wage .90 to $5.15 per hour. They also outlined what they would like to see added to the bill befo…

The Senate began the session with Morning Business, a time when members may speak on any topic of their choosing. The Senate then considered a bill increasing the minimum wage over two years…

The Senate failed to limit debate on a campaign finance reform bill. Thereafter, lawmakers resumed consideration of the fiscal year 1997 national defense authorization bill.