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The U.S. Senate adjourned until January 6, 1999, the first day of the 106th Congress.

The Senate considered the Freedom from Religious Persecution Act, the Patients Bill of Rights Act and Fiscal Year 1999 Treasury and Postal Services Bill.

After returning from a recess, the Senate resumed debate on a Conference Report to the $56 billion spending bill for Agriculture needs. They then discussed Internet Commerce and Taxes

The U.S. Senate met and took up a number of pieces of legislation. Senators voted on the Department of Defense Authorization Conference Report, which authorized appropriations for the depart…

Democratic leaders discussed numerous farm issues that were eliminated from congressional bills by the Republican majority in Congress.

The Senate voted on a veto override on partial birth abortion. They also debated on a bill that would ban the transportation of minors to other states for abortions.

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

United States Senate session on July 28, 1998 devoted to tributes for the two U.S. Capitol Police officers killed at the United States Capitol and debate on the Treasury and General Governme…

United States Senators debated on the floor of the Senate about measures dealing with an agriculture spending bill.

The United States Senate was considering measures on 57 billion dollars in agriculture spending.

The Senate met to consider a bill to continue federal higher education program funding for another 5 years.

Senator Max Baucus D-Montana offered his thoughts on the president’s trip to China. The Senator accompanied the president to the summit.

Vice President Al Gore and Democratic Congressmen talked about environmental issues before the 105th Congress, which included fighting global warming, preserving national parks, and reducing…

The Senate continues to debate tobacco legislation.

The US Senate conducted Morning Business and then legislated Iran Missile Sanctions and ISTEA.

In the daybook interview, Senators Judd Gregg and Max Baucus talked about news stories of interest to them and also took audience calls, faxes and electronic mail.

Vice President Gore and Director Browner talked about the Superfund cleanup program. They reviewed the origin of the legislation and their goals for cleanup by the end of the Clinton adminis…