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Members of the U.S. House of Representative met and focused on a conference report to a bill to terminate the Interstate Commerce Commission. Also, members debated appropriations for the Dis…

U.S. House members debate a budget plan proposed by President Clinton.

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.

Defense Department officials Secretary of State Warren Christopher, Defense Secretary William Perry, and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General John Shalikashvili testified before the House …

The U.S. House opened with prayer by Reverend James Ford, House Chaplain and then members gave one-minute speeches on any subject. The U.S. House debated and voted on lobbyist disclosure H R…

This session of the House of Representatives opened with Morning Speeches. Any Member may speak on the Floor on any topic for up to one minute. The House went on to consider a bill to exempt…

Members of the US House of Representatives gathered for morning hour speeches on the federal budget.

The House met to continue working on the Federal Budget.

House of Representatives met for session to discuss bills.

U.S. House begin the day’s legislative business.

U.S. House begins with Morning Hour Speeches. Morning Hour Speeches allows Representatives five minutes each to talk about any issues they want to make on the House floor.

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 U.S. House of Representatives met and opened with prayer. The House members just returned from recess. The Journal was approved. House members proceeded to morning speeches. Then the Hou…

The U.S. House of Representatives continued debate on the Budget Reconciliation Bill, which would cover seven years and change discretionary spending limits for FY'96-'98 and create new limi…