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The United States Senate met for morning hour to give opening speeches and to vote on three spending bills.

The United States Senate met for morning hour to give opening speeches. Senators would then vote on four spending bills and resume debate on the fast track authority bill.

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…

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…

Senators met to discuss the status of Bill Lann Lee, President Clinton’s Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights nominee. They decided to delay their vote on the nomination at the…

The Senate met to debate a bill on Tax-free savings accounts for school.

The U.S. Senate debated the nomination of Charles Siragusa to be a District Court Judge in New York. His nomination passed with a vote of 98-0. Later debate began on S.1292, a bill to overturn…

The U.S. Senate met to conduct morning business, a time when Senators can talk up to an hour on a topic of their choosing. They then had debate on IRS funding and surface transportation…

This SENATE SESSION considered CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM & TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS.

The Senate conducted morning business in observation to Rosh Hashanah. Senators spoke on a variety of topics of interest to them.

The US Senate reconvenes to discuss morning business. During the morning business hour the Senators are allowed to introduce legislation and discuss any topic they choose. A discussion was…

Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D- South Dakota, briefed reporters on the Senate legislative agenda and other political issues including William Weld’s withdrawal for US Ambassador to…

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

In the newspaper roundtable, Senator Leahy and Rep. Lewis talked about current news stories of interest to them and the congressional agenda and took viewer calls.

The Senate continued work on the fiscal year 98 spending bill. They took up debate on Agriculture and Transportation spending appropriations bills. President Bill Clinton would need to sign…

The United States Senate convened to begin debate on S. 1033, Agriculture spending for the fiscal year of 1998.

In this session, debate continued on $17 billion in foreign operations spending for the fiscal year. A final vote was scheduled later. After some debate on Congressional on pay raise. A…

The Senate debated and voted on amendments to the Foreign Operations Appropriations bill. Note: This is an incomplete program