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Democratic and Republican Senators briefed reporters on their recent trip to China, Taiwan and Vietnam. They talked about their agenda for the trip and its results. The trip coordinated with the…

President Clinton spoke to a group of supporters at Cuyahoga Community College in Parma, Ohio about his education policy plans and other campaign issues. He was joined by Sen. John Glenn…

The Senate was in recess so the democraticts could attend the bicamrel caucus then they were to continue the abortion debate.

President Clinton received the endorsement of the Fraternal Order of Police, the largest organization of police officers in the U.S. In his remarks, the president spoke about his accomplishments…

The United States Senate continued debate on FY 1997 appropriations Bills. the Senate considered 84.7 billion in FY '97 spending for veterans and housing programs. veterans & Housing…

The United States Senate continued to debate on H.R. 3666, the VA/HUD Appropriations Act, is the pending business. The Senate considered 87.7 Billion in the Fiscal Year 1997 spending for…

News events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers, and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes, and…

In this September 3, 1996 session, the Senate discussed United States Drug Policy and Housing for Veterans. The Senate was considering a 1997 spending bill that would have used $84.7…

Congressional, senatorial and gubernatorial candidates spoke to the 1996 Democratic Convention delegates.

The Senate debated defense spending.

On this day, most of this Senate session was spent in a series of votes on amendments to the Congressional Budget Resolution Bill.

The Senate started with Morning Business. Followed with discussion on a Bill to extend funding on certain Programs. Next they debated a Land Management Bill.

President Clinton held a campaign rally at the Ohio State Fairgrounds.

The U.S. Senate is in session debating District of Columbia spending.

The United States Senate convened and began a period of morning business to debate policies relating to telecommunications and the U.S. response towards Bosnia.

Senators Trent Lott R-MS and John Glenn Sr. D-OH talked about the Senate schedule and the recess that happened without passing budget legislation.