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AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES presented this event from Des Moines Iowa by the REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA. Rep.J.C. Watts(R-OK) talked about Republican Party politics and his unique position as …

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives met to talk and vote on various bills.

The U.S. House of Representatives debated nuclear waste storage and forestry issues among others.

The U.S. House of Representatives considered bills on FDA policies, national monuments, foreign operations spending, and low-level radioactive waste disposal.

This House Session debates the FY'98 Spending Bills, Labor , Health & Education Spending

United States House of Representative session from September 11, 1997 with one minute speeches and Labor, Health, and Education spending for fiscal year 1998.

The House planned to Debate on $95 billion in net tax reductions over five years.

The House debates and votes on amendments to H.R. 229, an Entitlement Spending Bill.

The House of Representatives conducted their morning hour speeches, a time when members may submit bills for consideration or talk about any topic of their choosing.

In the newspaper roundtable, Reps. Hamilton and Ganske talked about current news stories of interest to them and the House agenda and took viewer calls.

Today’s lengthy House session began with One Minute Speeches by members on a variety of issues. Several House bills and resolutions were read into the record including several on wildfire ma…

The House of Representatives debated entitlement reductions of $138 billion over a five year period. Members started the day by completing work on the Defense Spending Bill that called for $…

The House met to begin debate on the FY 1998 Budget Resolution.

The House debated amendments to the bill for disaster relief and funding for operations in Bosnia and Iraq.

The U.S. House of Representatives convened with one-minute speeches before working on a NASA bill that would provide $13.9 billion each in FY'98 and FY'99 for NASA research and space flight …

The House passed a bill which gave veterans benefits in getting federal jobs and keeping the jobs if the agency should downsize.

The House opened with Morning Speeches. Any Member may speak for up to five minutes on any subject. The House then moved onto Compensatory Time Off and Overtime Pay. The Fair Labor Standards…

After attending a news conference at the White House, several members of Congress talked about President Bill Clinton’s efforts to remove “gag rules” on doctors who treat Medicaid patients.