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Beginning at 9:30 am on July 25th, 1997, The U.S. Senate debated Resolution 98, a non-binding resolution on the negotiations of the Global Climate Change Treaty, sponsored by Senators Robert…

The United States Senate met for morning business where any Senator can speak on any topic they want. Later on in the day, senators would continue debate on the fast track trade authority an…

The Senate met on November 6, 1997 to discuss and debate the judicial nomination of Ronald Gilman to become Circuit Judge for the Sixth Circuit of Tennessee, defense programs, and a final bi…

The United States Senate met for morning business where Senators can introduce bills and discuss various topics. The senate voted to limit debate on a bill on tax free saving account that is…

The U.S. Senate considered the nomination of William Kennard to be Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. His nomination passed with a vote of 99-1. They then worked on the budge…

The Senate approved an extension of temporary funding for approximately half of government programs. The money was needed because several of the 13 annual appropriations bills had still not …

After the Senate came in they voted to end a filibuster on the Campaign Finance reform bill. The also worked on the $145 billion Highway Authorization Act and the District of Columbia spendi…

The U.S. Senate discussed S11-56 the D.C. appropriations bill

Senators James Inhofe (R-Oklahoma) and Tim Johnson (D-South Dakota) joined the Newspaper Roundtable segment of the Washington Journal. They talked about current news stories of interest to t…

Blanquita Cullum hosts a radio program from Washington, D.C. which is syndicated on Radio America Network. Senators Joseph Lieberman and James Inhofe as well as Rep. Dan Burton joined the pr…

The senate was in session. on this particular day they debated two Bills Designed to reduce the Deficit and Balance the federal budget.

The Senate conducted Morning Business, a time when Senators can speak on any topic. They then voted to allow cans of tuna to be labeled as “Dolphin Safe” if no dolphin is killed or seriously…

The Senate met on July 29, 1997 to vote on the Commerce, Justice and State Departments, and Transportation spending budgets for the 1998 fiscal year.

The Senate met to discuss the U.S. participation in the Climate Change Treaty. Also they brought up a procedural vote on determine if the Dolphin safe Tuna Bill should go forward.

The Senate met on July 14, 1997 to discuss and debate defense spending and to consider the nomination of Assistant Attorney General Joel Klein.

The Senate debates the Defense Authorization bill for FY 98.

On this day, the Senate considered a campaign financing investigation. They also took up a continuing debate on the defense spending bill.

After Morning Business, the Senate resumed consideration of Defense Spending.