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The House Judiciary Subcommittee heard testimony concerning the Defense of Marriage Act from activists, state legislators and others.

United States House of Representatives session on September 17, 1996, included taking up more than twenty bills under suspension of the rules procedures.

Following the convention session, live shots were shown of the convention floor as delegates left. Some delegates were interviewed and telephone lines were opened for viewer comments. Repres…

The House convened for debate on fishing legislation.

U.S. House begins the day with debating an appropriations bill for spending for the Interior department.

The U.S. House of Representatives was opened with prayer by the House Chaplain. The Chair examined and approved the Journal. The House then moved to one-minute speeches. Later the House vote…

During the April 24th, 1996 U.S. House Session, members debated the Financial Year 1996 spending budget while granting continuing resolutions to allow government services to continue during…

The subcommittee heard testimony on proposed legislation which would reform lobbying regulations.

Rep. Flanagan talked about crime prevention and block grants to states for crime control.

The U.S. House met to vote on charitable gifts and debate and vote on amendments to lobbying reform.

The U.S. House is returning from a recess. The House opened up with prayer and then went to one-minute speeches. The House session included debates on the FY '96 spending bill, the spending …

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.

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 debated a Job Training Programs Bill that would consolidate federal job training and education programs.

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 conducted it’s daily business include votes on Alaskan oil exports and Transportation appropriations.

The U.S. House dealt with Flag Desecration, Abortion Funding, Foreign Operations, and Aid to Haiti.

The U.S. House met to debate and vote on amendments to the Clean Water Act.