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The U.S. Senate adjourned until January 6, 1999, the first day of the 106th Congress.

The U.S. Senate conducted it’s daily business.

The Senate debated appropriation bills, a judicial nomination, and other topics.

The U.S. Senate met to debate DOD Authorization Act and other bills.

The U.S. Senate met and continued debate on FAA Authorizations H.R. 4057. Members voted on a number of amendments to the bill. Senators also voted on cloture for S. 2176 Federal Vacancies Re…

The Senate met to continue debate on Bankruptcy Reform and Interior Spending.

The Senate met to continue debate on a bill changing bankruptcy laws.

The Senate convened on September 21, 1998 to debate and discuss changing the minimum wage. Senator Ted Kennedy (D-MA) displayed a graph that showed minimum wages from 1955 to 1998 and the pr…

The Senate debated the Campaign Finance Reform and Bankruptcy bills. This is an incomplete program

The U.S. Senate convened to debate H.R. 629, the Texas-Maine-Vermont Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Act, passing with a vote of 78-15. They then moved on to work on a foreign operatio…

Senator Rod Grams, R-Minnesota, Member of the Foreign Relations Committee, talked to reporters about U.S. strikes against Afghanistan and Sudan. At the conclusion of his prepared remarks, Se…

On this day, this session of the Senate began with morning business, when Senators may speak on any topic and introduce bills. They then took up a defense spending bill, the cost of which is…

The US Senate continued work on spending bills for the new budget year. they debated 30 Billion dollars in spending for the Treasury as well as general Government Spending.

The US Senate returned to continue work on almost 30 billion dollars in spending for the Us Treasury and General Government Spending.

Senate Banking Committee members heard testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during his report on the monetary policy of the Federal Reserve Board. He talked about the state…

Senate Foreign Relations Committee members questioned Ambassador David Scheffer and John Bolton on the creation of the International Criminal Court. They spoke out against the court and its …

The United States Senate approved $47.5 billion Transportation Department spending for fiscal year 1999. They also debated home health care, credit unions and federal budget policy.