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The U.S. House of Representatives met for the last session of the 103rd Congress. Members debated the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) treaty. Representative Steve Largent (R-OK…

The House Session opened with prayer and then one-minute speeches were heard. The House voted to Suspend the Rules and Pass as Amended H.R. 967. The House also voted to Suspend the Rules and…

The U.S. House of Representatives conducted its daily business including debate and votes on portions of the 1994 Crime Bill.

This House session included a debate on the Interstate Banking bill and considered the FY 95 Foreign Operations report. After concluding House business for the day Special Order speeches wer…

The US House of Representatives took up legislation on District Columbia Appropriations, Foreign Operations Appropriations, and Radon Awareness and Disclosure.

Representatives debated amendments to the Budget Control Act.

The United States House of Representative session on July 14, 1994, opened with prayer. Members debated the California Desert Protection Act and they passed the Expedited Recession Act. Memb…

U.S. House of Representatives begin the day with voting on a motion to approve the previous day’s journal.

The US House of Representatives met to debate HR 3626 (Antitrust and Communications Reform Act). Members discussed allowing regional Bell phone companies the ability to sell long distance te…

The House opened with prayer and then one-minute speeches. The House worked on the multiple Fiscal Year 1995 Appropriations Bills, including the Bachus amendment to cut $91 million from the …

Members of the House of Representatives met to debate on the Transportation Appropriations bill.

The House discussed an Amendment to urge the President to get a U.N. Security Council agreement to lift the arms embargo against Bosnia.

The U.S. House of Representatives considered legislative branch appropriations for FY 1995. The debate included reducing staff at the General Accounting Office.

The U.S. House of Representatives met to continue work on the Crime Bill. This legislation provides more than $15 billion to implement several anti-crime initiatives, including the “Three St…

The House convened on March 10, 1994, and debated and discussed the 1995 fiscal year federal budget resolution. The Education Funding Bill was also debated and examined.

In the second session of the day, the House Armed Services Committee held a hearing with Department of Defense officials on the Fiscal Year 1995 Department of Defense authorization bill.