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Rep. bob Livingston, chair of the House Appropriations Committee, and Rep. Bill Young, chair of the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee, talked with reporters about the status of Fiscal Year…

The House reconvened from a recess to continue consideration of a House Joint Resolution for temporary spending for government agencies FY '96.

The House met to continue working on the Federal Budget.

The U.S. House of Representative convened and debated Bills to change rules regarding gifts to House members and staff. Members also debated Lobby reform and defense spending.

The U.S. House of Representatives continued its debate on appropriations for the District of Columbia and worked on a motion to instruct conferees on the FY '96 Housing and Veterans Spending…

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 U.S. House of Representatives opened with prayer. The Journal was approved. Then the Representative moved on to one-minute speeches. The House worked on the Agriculture Spending Bill. Th…

The House met to vote on HR 1170, a bill to change the process of challenging a law passed by state referendum. The bill would require a 3-judge panel to delay enforcement of a law, pending …

The House met for Special order speeches.

The House continued debate on Federal Intelligence Agency Funding as well as FY 1996 Spending Budget.

The U.S. House of Representatives debated 11 of 13 appropriations bills for the New Fiscal year, to begin on Oct. 1. The House also considered a $244 billion Defense Department appropriation…

The US House continues debate on appropriations bills.

Republican appropriations committee chairmen talked to reporters about the status of appropriations bills in the House.

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives debated several appropriations bills.

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