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The U.S. House of Representatives continued debate on the Budget Reconciliation Bill, which would cover seven years and change discretionary spending limits for FY'96-'98 and create new limi…

U.S. House returns to action and begins with debating five bills; Workplace Employees, Elderly Housing, Teens in the Workplace and International Fishing.

The House opened with one-minute speeches and then debated on a bill to reverse laws on U.S. coastal commercial & recreational Fishing. The House agreed to go to a conference with the Senate…

The subcommittee heard testimony on the creation of currency and the future of money. They talked about possible changes in the shape and character of the media of exchange via electronic co…

Democratic representatives heard testimony concerning how Republican proposed Medicare and Medicaid changes will affect health care services for the poor and elderly. This portion focused on…

The US House of Representatives plan to debate a Bill on a proposed embargo with Cuba.

Following five hours of opening statements and parliamentary arguments, members heard testimony on the Madison Guarantee Savings and Loan Association and the relationship of President Clinto…

The House continued debate on appropriations bills and amendments.

U.S. House met to discuss Labor, Health, and Education spending. The House ended with a debate on considering a bill to revise the Telecommunications Law.

The U.S. House of Representatives opened with a prayer from the Chaplain. After the one-minute speeches, the House debated a $79 billion Appropriation Bill for Veterans and Housing FY'96 pro…

House Democrats briefed reporters and answered questions on their reaction to President Bill Clinton’s affirmative action policy.

The U.S. House met to consider a number of measures including the fiscal year 1996 budget resolution.

House Members debated the Republican conference report on the 1996 budget resolution. The House passed the resolution by a 239 to 194 vote.

The U.S. House debated FY '96 budget resolution.

Committe members held the first markup session to work on the fiscal year 1996 budget, including provisions concerning Medicare and education.

The U.S. House of Representatives continued debate and voted on a Republican Welfare Reform Proposal, which passed with a 234-199 vote.

House Budget Committee members held a markup session to finalize about $200 billion in federal spending cuts. Spread out over five years, the reductions are designed to pay for the tax cuts …

The House debated and approved a $156 million funding bill for House committees for the next two years. The amount is 30 percent that the prior Congress; there were three few House committee…