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After a brief recess, the House reconvened. The session started with a series of one minute speeches, when a member can speak on any subject for one minute. The House then took up considerat…

The House approved an $82 billion spending bill for the Departments of Veterans Affairs and Housing and Urban Development.

The U.S. House of Representative met and opened with one-minute speeches. Then the House proceeded to Legislative Business. The House voted on Investor Lawsuits - on agreeing to the conferen…

Members have five minutes to speak on any topic of their choosing.

Representatives paid tribute to Prime Minister Rabin, who was assassinated on 4 November 1995. The House passed a concurrent resolution honoring him and expressing support for the continuing…

U.S. House debated a bill to temporarily continue funding of the government.

Morning Hour speeches, a period set aside once a week for members to discuss any topics for up to 5 minutes, is held.

The U.S. House of Representatives continued its debate on appropriations for the District of Columbia and worked on a motion to instruct conferees on the FY '96 Housing and Veterans Spending…

The House opened with one-minute speeches and then debated on a bill to reverse laws on U.S. coastal commercial & recreational Fishing. The House agreed to go to a conference with the Senate…

On this day, The House took up consideration the regulation of animal, plant, and petroleum products. They also considered legislation regarding salaries and work rules for certain veterans'…

The House met to vote on HR 1170, a bill to change the process of challenging a law passed by state referendum. The bill would require a 3-judge panel to delay enforcement of a law, pending …

The House continued debate on Federal Intelligence Agency Funding as well as FY 1996 Spending Budget.

The U.S. House Representatives met for morning hour and gave speeches on such topics as the occupation of Guam by the Japanese, the current Medicare system, and the sad fallout from the deto…

United States House of Representatives session on September 6, 1995 with continued work on the thirteen annual appropriations measures and voting on a Conference Report to a $2.2 billion Leg…

House International Relations Committee members heard testimony from congressmen and business leaders concerning the proposed elimination of the Department of Commerce and the creation of an…

The House continued debate on appropriations bills and amendments.