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Panelists focused on providing the mentally ill with full access to health care and ending discrimination against the mentally ill. They also discussed legislation that deals with patient ca…

Las Vegas television announced that after twelve hours of counting ballots Senator Reid had narrowly won the election.

United States Senate Session for October 7 1998 First Morning Business then procedural Votes on Internet Commerce and Financial Bills, the debate on Veterans and Housing.

There was a background report on each candidate in the Nevada Senate race. Both candidates spoke about the federal deficit and Social Security. They addressed education issues, including the…

The Senate met to continue debate on Bankruptcy Reform and Interior Spending.

This U.S.SENATE session included opening statements by Senators then debate,amendments and votes on a 13.4 Billion Dollar INTERIOR DEPARTMENT spending program.

The US Senate returned to continue work on almost 30 billion dollars in spending for the Us Treasury and General Government Spending.

Witnesses discussed the Equity in Prescription Insurance and Contraceptive Coverage Act. The act addresses the need of insurance companies to cover FDA-approved prescriptions for contracepti…

The Senate war in session today.

United States Senators would debate about a 20 billion dollar project that would help funt federal energy and water projects.

On this day, the Senate took up Tobacco Legislation that would raise $516 billion from the tobacco industry over 25 years. The money would come from a $1.10/pack cigarette increase and from …

This SENATE SESSION considered Tobacco Legislation , the Veterans Funding Amendment, Nuclear Waste Storage and a Tribute to the late Senator Barry Goldwater

The U.S. Senate debated missile defense and other legislation.

The Senate met to debate and vote on Education legislation.

Lawmakers were continuing debate on the next fiscal years.

The Senate debated the Fiscal Year 1999 Budget Resolution. They approved a non-binding amendment that tax breaks be allowed for parents who stay at home with their children.