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

United States House of Representative session from September 11, 1997 with one minute speeches and Labor, Health, and Education spending for fiscal year 1998.

The US House dealt with Foreign operations Spending.

The House debates and votes on amendments to H.R. 229, an Entitlement Spending Bill.

The U.S. House of Representatives debated and voted on amendments to the agriculture spending bill.

The House took up debate on a new postage stamp. Some of the money of the new stamp would be allocated to the fight on breast cancer. They also debated vocational training and agriculture sp…

U.S. House discussed Fiscal Year 1998 Spending Bills

This House session debated entitlement spending, tax proposals, and interior spending.

The US House of Representatives met and passed several bills including: 1. Non-citizens will not receive relocation compensation if they are removed from their property that was taken for g…

The. U.S. House of Representatives convened for one-minute speeches, and then debated a bill that would authorize $12.2 billion for State Department and international programs for over 2 yea…

After opening the House session with One Minute Speeches, the House took up debate on two Foreign Policy Bills. One is for allocating money for State Department programs and the other is for…

The House debated amendments to the bill for disaster relief and funding for operations in Bosnia and Iraq.

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes a…

The House opened with Morning Speeches. Any Member may speak for up to five minutes on any subject. The House then moved onto Compensatory Time Off and Overtime Pay. The Fair Labor Standards…

The U.S. House of Representatives considered H.R. 412, a measure which requires the Irrigation District in Washington state to pay fair market value in order to obtain title to the system.

The House debated if victims of crimes have the right to attend the trial of their perpetrators. Six other Bills were addressed as well.