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November 20, 1995

Senate Session

The US Senate conducted Morning Business. No Legislative Business was conducted on the day.

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Daniel Patrick Moynihan U.S. Senator [D] New York
Strom Thurmond U.S. Senator [R] South Carolina

Conrad Burns U.S. Senator [R] Montana
Thad Cochran U.S. Senator (Class 2) [R] Mississippi
Paul Coverdell U.S. Senator [R] Georgia
Bob Dole U.S. Senator [R] Kansas
Tom Harkin U.S. Senator [D] Iowa
Patrick J. Leahy U.S. Senator (Class 3) [D] Vermont

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Program ID:: 68503-1
Category:: Senate Proceeding
Format:: Senate Proceeding
Location:: Washington, District of Columbia, United States
First Aired:: Nov 20, 1995 | 10:28am EST | C-SPAN 2

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Nov 20, 1995 | 10:28am EST | C-SPAN 2

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