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Members of the United States House of Representatives provided statements on the Minority Health Improvement Act of 1994 and voted on a conference report to the bill.

The House met to consider the American Heritage Areas Bill, the GATT International Trade Agreement, and U.S. Troops in Haiti.

The house was in session today and prayer was offered by the House Chaplain. Sympathy was given to Representative Claude Harris’s family in his passing. The House voted on bills under “Suspe…

The session of the U.S. House of Representatives was shown. The House took up legislation on Foreign Trade and U.S. Banks, FY '95 Intelligence Spending and School Aid.

Members began the day with the Fiscal Year 1995 Defense Department Spending Bill H R 4650. This Bill provides $243.6 Billion dollars for the Defense Department, an increase of $3.5 billion o…

The U.S. House of Representatives passed both a conference report to a $20.7 billion funding bill for Energy & Water Development projects and the Congressional Accountability Act.

The U.S.House met to discuss Housing and Community Development Authorization legislation

Representatives debated the FY 95 Intelligence Authorization Bill

Postmaster General Marvin Runyon, Postal Service CEO Joe Caraveo, and Postal Service CFO Mike Riley testified on the current status and financial condition of the nation’s postal system. Tes…

The U.S House of Representatives debated the Federal Workforce Restructuring Act and the Crime Control Act.

The U.S. House session included a conference report to the National Education Goals Bill. In addition, a School Funding Bill was debated.

The U.S. House of Representatives reconvened at noon continuing the day’s session. The House took time to offer one minute speeches to members who could use their time to speak on any topic.…

The House debated various aspects of the Education Funding Bill and voted on amendments to that bill. They went to Special Orders after they finished their legislative business for the day.

U.S. House members continue working on a School Funding bill.

The U.S. House of Representatives worked on H.R. 6, an education funding bill, which would authorize $12.6 billion for elementary and secondary school programs. They later voted on amendment…