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The Senate passed the budget reconciliation bill for fiscal year 1988, H.R. 3545.

Senator Bob Packwood of Oregon offered his thoughts on the results of the budget summit. Senator Packwood was largely unimpressed with had been accomplished by the summit. The senator did no…

The Senate Commerce Science and Transportation committee finished hearings for nominations of James H. Burnley IV to be the Secretary of Transportation and Mary Ann W. Dawson to be the Deput…

Senator Robert Packwood, the ranking Republican member on the Senate Finance committee, addressed the Washington International Trade Association on how the budget conference between the Cong…

The Senate debated the nomination of Judge Robert Bork to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.

The Senate continued consideration of the nomination of Robert H. Bork to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. CR, pp. S14765-S14910.

Senator Bob Packwood and Professor Lucas Powe spoke about whether licensing broadcasters should come under government supervision. They answered audience questions.

Senator Robert Packwood, Former U.S. Trade Representative Robert Strauss, and Israeli Trade Minister Ariel Sharon spoke to the U.S.-Israel Trade Conference about the recently signed trade ag…

Guests discuss talked for a bilateral agreement between the United States and Israel.

The committee considered spending reductions and revenue increases to meet reconciliation expenditures, setting forth the congressional budget for the United States government for fiscal yea…

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee held the confirmation hearing of William Verity for Secretary of Commerce.

Witnesses testified on the Broadcasting Improvement Act of 1987, specifically the standards for licensees and increasing minority ownership of broadcast stations.

Senator Bob Packwood talked about reproductions rights and judicial nominees.

Witnesses testified on the need for the Fairness Doctrine in the broadcast medium. this first hearing on S. 742 to clarify the congressional intent concerning, and to codify, certain require…