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The U.S. House of Representatives continued to work on Fiscal Year 1998 Appropriations Bill.

The House returned from recess to debate Fiscal Year 1998 spending and a bill to repeal a House rule allowing subpoenaed witnesses to choose not to testify in hearings in front of cameras.

Representatives Davis and Moran discussed the Virginia gubernatorial race with students at T.C. Williams High School. They talked about the Democratic candidate, Don Beyer, and the Republica…

Committee members heard testimony from Mr. Rossotti, President Clinton’s Internal Revenue Service Commissioner nominee. He testified about the need and procedures for IRS reform. He stressed…

The U.S. House met and took up a debate and vote on a number of pieces of legislation. Members passed the Energy and Water Development Conference Report by a yea and nay vote of 404 yeas to …

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

This session began with One Minute Speeches on issues such as the bill on Nuclear Waste, a naming of a border station, personal responsibility and failing schools, the IRS auditing of former…

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 met on July 27, 1997 to debate and discuss legislative branch spending bill, which funded operations for the House and Senate as well as the Library of Congress and the Botanical G…

U.S. House discussed Fiscal Year 1998 Spending Bills

House Republicans, including Majority Leader Rep. Dick Armey, R-Texas, held a news conference to publicly ask the president to sign the supplemental appropriations bill for disaster relief a…

The U.S. House of Representatives continued work on a disaster relief bill. The bill would provide $8.6 billion for U.S. disaster aid, Bosnia/Iraq operations & various other programs.

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.

Republican governors briefed reporters on Republican efforts to maintain and increase their lead in governorships around the nation. Currently 25 Republican and 11 Democratic governorships a…

The future of the District of Columbia was talked about by DC leaders and members of the U.S. Congress. They talked about the city’s financial condition, administrative structure and relatio…

The House debated if victims of crimes have the right to attend the trial of their perpetrators. Six other Bills were addressed as well.

United States House of Representatives session on March 6, 1997 with One-Minute Speeches, passing a bill concerning review of District of Columbia city contracts, and Special Orders.