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The U.S. House of Representatives continued to work on Fiscal Year 1998 Appropriations Bill.

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives met to talk and vote on various bills.

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives met to vote on bills on education, taxes, and various other bills. Members began with their one minute speeches on whatever topic they wanted to …

The House met on November 7, 1997 to discuss and debate the Fast Track Trade Authority, intelligence funding, and charter schools. The day’s session concluded with a series of special order …

The United States House of Representatives voted and debated on the Dornan and Sanchez election investigation, expediting Rules procedures and U.S. policy towards China.

The U.S House debated a bill that would make changes to IRS management, operations, and audit procedures. It also debated a bill that would make changes to U.S.-China policy.

The House met for Special order speeches

The U.S. House of Representatives convened and worked on a variety of issues including federal grazing policy, nuclear waste storage and the Dornan-Sanchez contested House election.

The U.S. House of Representatives debated nuclear waste storage and forestry issues among others.

During a motion to adjourn, Rep John Ensign, R-Nevada, spoke about a Nuclear Waste Bill that is of importance to him and his constituents. The bill was supposed to be part of the legislative…

The House debated federal education spending.

The U.S. House morning hour speeches in which the members can speak for 5 minutes on any topic they choose.

The U.S. House discussed Interior and Defense spending as well as Amtrak funding

The U.S. House met to discuss Education Savings Accounts

The House of Representative meets for morning business. Members gave general speeches. Temporary funding the Federal Government and Amtrak Funding were also discussed.

The U.S. House Session opened with prayers and one-minute speeches. The members debated Partial-Birth Abortion and the Conference Report on VA/HUD. They ended with Special Order Speeches.

The U.S. House of Representatives considered bills on FDA policies, national monuments, foreign operations spending, and low-level radioactive waste disposal.

The House met to debate Veteran’s Affairs, the re-authorization of the export-import bank, designation of national monuments, and various spending bills.