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The House of Representatives debated Fiscal Year 1997 Legislative Spending Bill and Fiscal Year 1997 Labor, Health and Education Spending Bill.

On this day, after a period of one-minute speeches, the House took up consideration of a $12.1 billion Interior Dept Spending Bill.

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

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

United States House of Representatives session met on March 28, 1996, and debated on the debt limit, line-item veto, health care, and the farm bill.

The US House of Representatives planned to debate a bill to temporally extend the Federal debt limit. The House passed a bill to exempt government borrowing from the Federal Debt limit throu…

Members debated three resolutions that indicated various levels of support for the U.S. deployment of troops to Bosnia to implement the peace agreement. Rep. Buyer’s resolution expressing su…

House of Representatives met for session to discuss bills.

The House convened to debate H.R. 1868 and other legislative bills.

The U.S. House of Representatives met and opened with prayer. The House members just returned from recess. The Journal was approved. House members proceeded to morning speeches. Then the Hou…

The House debated the budget reconciliation bill which was designed to balance the budget within seven years.

The U.S. House of Representatives continued debate on the Budget Reconciliation Bill, which would cover seven years and change discretionary spending limits for FY'96-'98 and create new limi…

The U.S. house met to debate on ten suspension bills. before the debate, members participated in one minute speeches where members can speak up to one minute on any topic of their choosing.

The US House of Representatives plan to debate a Bill on a proposed embargo with Cuba.

The US House of Representatives met and opened with prayer. The House proceeded to debate on the Telecommunications Policy Bill H.R. 1555.

The House continued debate on appropriations bills and amendments.

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.