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Republican congressional leaders and governors discussed the continuing need for more state-federal partnership in solving domestic problems such as welfare and Medicare. Speaker Gingrich ta…

Subcommittee members heard testimony from an administration official and representatives which specialize in welfare policy for various organizations concerning the implementation of the wel…

Republican congressional leaders talked with reporters about President Bill Clinton’s announcement that he would sign the welfare reform bill. They took questions from the press.

Congressional Republicans talked with reporters about today’s House-Senate conference agreement on welfare reform.

House and Senate Conference Committee members met to work out differences in welfare reform legislation.

House of Representatives met in a General session to discuss various bills and special orders.

On this day, the House, after a period of one-minute speeches, took up the Safe Drinking Water Act under suspension of the rules. The House then moved to consideration of spending bills for …

U.S. House begins the day with debating an appropriations bill for spending for the Interior department.

House Ways & Means subcommittee heard testimony about welfare reform from a variety of welfare administrators from different states and an administration officials. The Republican welfare re…

Assistant HHS Secretary Mary Jo Bane testified before the House Ways and Means Subcommittee about the administration’s proposed welfare reform legislation which was submitted to Congress a p…

United States House of Representatives session met on March 28, 1996, and debated on the debt limit, line-item veto, health care, and the farm bill.

Committee members heard testimony from members of Congress concerning alternatives to the current tax system which they have proposed.

The U. S. House Met to discuss Agriculture Spending Issues.

The U.S. House debated the Farm Bill and attached amendments.

Rep. Clay talked about Republican welfare reform legislation.

Senator Rick Santorum (R-Pennsylvania) and Representative Eugene Shaw (R-Florida) spoke with reporters about President Bill Clinton’s veto of Congress’s welfare reform legislation.