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New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg and challenger former New Jersey Representive Richard Zimmer participated in a televised debate.

In the opening session of the convention various candidates and officials pledged to support Governor Bush’s campaign and urged the country to vote Republican in the election. Various commit…

The race between incumbent Republican Senator Larry Pressler and Democratic Representative Tim Johnson was profiled through coverage of a Pressler stop at a lumber yard in Hill City and Rep.…

This week the Senate races in North Carolina and South Carolina were profiled. Both involved incumbent Senators.

Representative Bob Torricelli (D-New Jersey) and Representative Dick Zimmer (R-New Jersey) debated state and national issues in the race to fill the seat of retiring Senator Bill Bradley. Th…

Representative Robert Torricelli, Democrat from New Jersey, and Dick Zimmer, a state legislator from 1982 to 1991, debated state and national issues. They took questions from a panel of five…

The race for New Jersey’s senate seat was profiled. Campaign commercials and events for both candidates were shown. Commercials from several other races were also shown. Richard Zimmer and R…

Representative Robert Torricelli, D-New Jersey, and Representative Dick Zimmer, R-New Jersey, also a state legislator from 1982 to 1991, debated state and national issues. This debate was mo…

Several races in Georgia were profiled, which included Speaker Newt Gingrich’s re-election bid in the 8th district and the campaign to replace Senator Nunn, who was retiring after four terms…

The first-morning session of the 1996 Republican National Convention included arrangements and rules, as well as, speeches by Republican congressional and gubernatorial candidates.

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…

The House convened to debate health care and other legislation.

On this day, the U.S. House of Representatives took up an $11.9 billion Foreign Aid spending bill for the fiscal year 1997.

After watching President Clinton sign legislation that would require states to notify parents when sex offenders move into their area, members of Congress and the parents of several children…

On this day, the U.S. House considered a number of Crime Bills, dealing with sentences for jury tampering, stalking of persons across state lines, and crime against children and the elderly