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The Senate debated appropriation bills, a judicial nomination, and other topics.

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

The U.S. Senate conducted it’s daily business.

The Senate met to continue debate on a bill changing bankruptcy laws.

A bankruptcy reform bill and an abortion related bill are debated in this Senate session.

Senator Orrin Hatch talked with reporters about the release of the independent counsel report regarding the allegations against President Clinton. He stressed the need to reserve judgment un…

The Senate debated the Campaign Finance Reform and Bankruptcy bills. This is an incomplete program

On this day, the Senate met for Morning Business. During this time, Senators may speak on any topic they wish. They may also introduce bills for future consideration by the Senate.

The Senate Judiciary Committee heard testimony about current strategies to combat terrorism, and whether the administration is effectively using the available resources to deal with terroris…

This session began with a Quorum Call, then a move for Cloture was made on bills for Missile Defense and Bankruptcy protection. Afterwards Morning Business continued with issues on Bankrupt…

The U.S. Senate convened to debate H.R. 629, the Texas-Maine-Vermont Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Act, passing with a vote of 78-15. They then moved on to work on a foreign operatio…

Senator Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, Judiciary Committee Chairman and Senator Patrick Leahy, D-Vermont, discussed possible illegal campaign fundraising during the 1996 Clinton and Gore campaign. The…

Senators Orrin Hatch (R-UT) and Patrick Leahy (D-VT) talked with reporters concerning the investigation of the president.

Senator Orrin Hatch(R-UT) and other committee members questioned Attorney General Reno about her role in the investigation of President Clinton. They discussed their differences in opinion a…

In an excerpt, Senator Hatch, chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, spoke favorably about Chief Justice Rehnquist’s ruling today which allowed to stand a lower court ruling compelling Whi…

This session began with a series of votes on Veterans and Housing spending amendments for the HUD/VA spending bill. Senate leaders wanted to complete work on the $93 billion spending this m…

The July 13th, 1998 session of the U.S. Senate. Among other issues the primary issue debated was a private property and land use bill, S. 2271, the Private Property Rights Bill.

Committee members heard testimony from Mr. Lasorda and others who testified regarding a proposed constitutional amendment that would outlaw the desecration of the American flag.