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-revise television station ownership rules relative University of Tennessee: tribute to football team (see
-treatment of governmental pension plans of U.S.
to local marketing agreements (see H.R. 942), [2MR] H. Res. 33), [2FE]
possessions (see H.R. 462), [2FE]
Free enterprise: reform laws relative to satellite retrans- TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
Virgin Islands: allow self-determination on number of
missions of broadcast signals to enhance competition Bills and resolutions
members in the legislature and number of such mem-
with cable television (see H.R. 768), [23FE] (see Budget: authorize repurchase of certain bonds (see H.R. bers constituting a quorum (see H.R. 2296), [22JN] H.R. 1027), [8MR] (see H.R. 1078), [11MR] (see 140), [7JA]
establish the District Court of the Virgin Islands H.R. 1554), [26AP]
Dept. of the Treasury: ensure that financial instability as a Federal court (see H.R. 2011), [8JN]
Health: ensure availability of adequate frequencies of does not place the U.S. Treasury at risk (see H.R.
-provide greater fiscal autonomy (see H.R.
the electromagnetic spectrum for biomedical telem- 3130), [210C)
2841), [13SE] etry (see H.R. 2379), [29JN]
Power resources: provide a transition to market-based Motions
Morality and ethics: establish a commission to study rates for power sold by the TVA and Federal Power Alcoholic beverages: enforcement of State, territory,
the culture and glorification of violence in the U.S. Marketing Administration (see H.R. 1486), [20AP] or possession laws in Federal court relative to inter- (see H.R. 1670), [4MY]
TERRE HAUTE, IN
state transportation of liquor (H.R. 2031), [3AU]
National Commission on the Impact of U.S. Culture Bills and resolutions
Reports filed on American Youth: establish (see H.R. 3251),
GSA: acquisition of building (see H.R. 2513), [14JY]
Bikini Resettlement and Relocation Act: Committee on [8NO] TERRITORIES (U.S.)
Resources (House) (H.R. 2368) (H. Rept. 106–267),
National parks and recreation areas: collection of fees
Bills and resolutions
[27JY]
for the making of motion pictures, television produc-
Alcoholic beverages: enforcement of State, territory,
Consideration of H. Con. Res. 180, Conditional Clem- tions, and sound tracks (see H.R. 154), [7JA]
or possession laws in Federal court relative to inter-
ency by President Clinton for Prisoners Convicted National Youth Violence Commission: establish (see
state transportation of liquor (see H.R. 2031), [8JN)
of Crimes Connected to Activities of Puerto Rican H.R. 2093), [9JN]
(see H.R. 2094), [9JN]
Nationalist Group: Committee on Rules (House) (H.
Political campaigns: require disclosure of funding
enforcement of State, territory, or possession
Res. 281) (H. Rept. 106–309), [8SE]
sources for certain candidate advocacy advertising laws in Federal court relative to interstate transpor-
Consideration of H.R. 2031, Twenty-First Amendment
(see H.R. 227), [7JA]
tation of liquor (H.R. 2031), consideration (see H.
Enforcement Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H.
Senior citizens: warn of the dangers of telemarketing
Res. 272), [2AU)
Res. 272) (H. Rept. 106–281), [2AU] fraud, including Internet fraud, and provide informa-
Bikini Atoll: assist in resettlement and relocation of
Provide Greater Fiscal Autonomy to the Virgin Islands: tion that will help them protect themselves (see H.R. people (see H.R. 2368), [29JN]
Committee on Resources (House) (H.R. 2841) (H. 612), [4FE) Clinton, President: conditional clemency for prisoners
Rept. 106-337), [27SE] Sports: limit antitrust exemption applicable to broad-
convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto
Rongelap Resettlement Act: Committee on Resources casting agreements made by professional sports Rican nationalist group (see H. Con. Res. 180),
(House) (H.R. 2970) (H. Rept. 106_404), [200C]
leagues (see H.R. 532), [3FE]
[8SE]
Tax Treatment of Governmental Pension Plans of U.S.
Surgeon General: importance of report on media and
conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of
Possessions: Committee on the Judiciary (House) violence (see H.J. Res. 47), [28AP]
crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican na-
(H.R. 462) (H. Rept. 106-302), [8SE] Tariff: televisions (see H.R. 411), [19JA)
tionalist group (H. Con. Res. 180), consideration (see
Twenty-First Amendment Enforcement Act: Committee
Taxation: treatment of unemployment tax relative to H. Res. 281), [8SE]
on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 2031) (H. Rept. 106– entertainment industry (see H.R. 2747), [5AU]
Courts: convert a Federal judgeship in Hawaii to per-
265), [273] Telecommunications: ensure telecommunications car- manent status and extend statutory authority for mag-
TERRORISM related term(s) CRIME
riers reasonable and nondiscriminatory access
istrate positions in Guam and the Northern Mariana Appointments
rooftops of multitenant buildings and promote the
Islands (see H.R. 944), [2MR]
National Commission on Terrorism, [6JA], [2AU]
development of telecommunication infrastructure (see 50 States Commemorative Coin Program Act: include
Bills and resolutions H.R. 3487), [18NO]
District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, American
Argentina: investigation of terrorist attack on Jewish
-preserve State and local authority to regulate
Samoa, and the Virgin Islands (see H.R. 1029), Cultural Center in Buenos Aires (see H. Con. Res.
the placement, construction, and modification of cer- [8MR)
163), [22JY] tain facilities (see H.R. 2834), [9SE]
Guam: restitution for atrocities during Japanese occupa- Armenia: murder of government officials during terror-
-resolve certain contested broadcast license pro- tion in World War II (see H.R. 755), [11FE]
ist attack on Parliament building (see H. Con. Res. ceedings (see H.R. 2762), [5AU]
Medicaid: remove special financial limitations on Puer- 216), [280C] (see H. Con. Res. 222), [9NO]
Conference reports
to Rico and certain other territories relative to medi- Clinton, President: conditional clemency for prisoners Intellectual Property and Communications Omnibus Re-
cal assistance for Medicare cost-sharing and for vet-
convicted of crimes connected to activities of Puerto form Act (H.R. 1554), [9NO]
erans (see H.R. 2333), [23JN]
Rican nationalist group (see H. Con. Res. 180),
Messages
Medicare: coverage of inpatient hospital services in [8SE] Corp. for Public Broadcasting Report: President Clin-
Puerto Rico (see H.R. 2712), [4AU]
conditional clemency for prisoners convicted of ton, [18MR)
NLRB: jurisdiction in labor disputes on Johnston Atoll crimes connected to activities of Puerto Rican na-
Reports filed
(see H.R. 478), [2FE]
tionalist group (H. Con. Res. 180), consideration (see
Community Broadcasters Protection Act: Committee on Northern Mariana Islands: labeling, minimum wage,
H. Res. 281), [8SE]
Commerce (House) (H.R. 486) (H. Rept. 106–384), and immigration requirements relative to textile in- Colombia: condemn kidnapping and murder by Revolu- [140C] dustry (see H.R. 730), [11FE]
tionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) of Ingrid Intellectual Property and Communications Omnibus Re-
-prohibit use of the “Made in USA” label on Washinawatok, Terence Freitas, and Lahe’ena’e Gay
form Act: Committee of Conference (H.R. 1554)
products and deny such products duty-free and (see H. Res. 181), (19MY]
(H. Rept. 106-464), [9NO]
quota-free treatment (see H.R. 1621), [29AP]
Courts: modify the enforcement of certain anti-terror-
National Parks' Collection of Fees for Making of Mo- Organic Act of Guam: amend (see H.R. 2462), [1JY] ism judgments (see H.R. 3382), [16NO] (see H.R.
tion Pictures, Television Productions, and Sound Panama Canal: consider as sovereign U.S. territory (see 3485), [18NO] Tracks: Committee on Resources (House) (H.R. 154) H. Con. Res. 231), [16NO]
Crime: penalties for intentionally damaging mass transit (H. Rept. 106–75), [23MR]
Puerto Rico: exempt retirement income from pension vehicles or causing death or serious injury to transit
Satellite Television Improvement Act: Committee on plans from nonresident taxation (see H.R. 182), employees or passengers (see H.R. 1080), [11MR]
the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 1027) (H. Rept. 106– [7JA)
Dept. of State: report on U.S. citizens injured or killed 86), [12AP]
-transfer Federal control over Vieques Island to by certain terrorist groups (see H.R. 2172), [10JN]
Save Our Satellites Act: Committee on Commerce the Puerto Rican Government for public purposes Explosives: Federal permit requirements for distribution (House) (H.R. 851) (H. Rept. 106–79), [12AP]
(see H.R. 2890), [21SE]
or receipt of explosives (see H.R. 1584), [27AP] TENNESSEE
-use of Vieques Island for military operations FBI: tribute to Crisis Negotiation Program (see H. Res.
Bills and resolutions
(see H. Con. Res. 212), [270C]
222), [25JN)
Appalachian region: include additional counties (see Refugees: deny aliens the opportunity to apply for asy- Government: nullify various Executive orders relative H.R. 1255), [24MR] (see H.R. 1718), [6MY]
lum in Guam (see H.R. 945), [2MR]
to the assassination of foreign military or terrorist
Chickasaw Trail Economic Development Compact: Rongelap Atoll: prescribe certain terms for resettlement leaders (see H.R. 1403), [14AP] congressional consent (see H.J. Res. 50), [4MY]
of residents due to conditions created from nuclear GSA: Federal Protective Service reform (see H.R. 809),
Dept. of Veterans Affairs: convey certain real property testing (see H.R. 2970), [29SE]
[23FE] to Murfreesboro, TN (see H.R. 3094), [180C]
Social Security: extend SSI benefits to Guam and the Hostages: compensate certain former American hos-
Fulmer, Phillip: Football Writers Association of Amer- Virgin Islands (see H.R. 1308), [25MR]
tages held in Lebanon and certain members of their
ica Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year award recipi- States: increase allotments to territories under the State families (see H.R. 2189), [14JN] ent (see H. Res. 33), [2FE]
Children's Health Insurance Program (see H.R. 806), Immigration: deport aliens who associate with known
Rivers: economic development assistance for the lower [23FE]
terrorists (see H.R. 334), [19JA] (see H.R. 1745),
Mississippi Delta region (see H.R. 2911), [22SE] Taxation: extend research and development tax credit [11MY]
Shiloh National Military Park: establish Corinth Unit to Puerto Rico and the possessions of the U.S. (see
-remove aliens who aid or abet a terrorist organi- (see H.R. 2249), [16JN] H.R. 2137), [10JN]
zation or an individual who has conducted, is con-
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Bankruptcy: exempt certain payments relative to dis- THRIFT INSTITUTIONS see FINANCIAL INSTITU- Provisions: Committee of Conference (H.R. 1180) (H. crimination based on race, color, religion, ethnicity, TIONS
Rept. 106-478), [17NO] or gender (see H.R. 1588), [27AP]
THUNE, JOHN R. (a Representative from South Da-
Commmittee on Ways and Means (House)
Health: minority health programs (see H.R. 3250), kota)
(H.R. 3070) (H. Rept. 106-393), [180C) [8NO]
Bills and resolutions introduced
TIERNEY, JOHN F. (a Representative from Massachu- Law enforcement officers: provide crime-fighting Agricultural Market Transition Act: eliminate limitation
setts) scholarships (see H.R. 1792), [13MY]
on loan rates for marketing assistance loans (see Bills and resolutions introduced Lawyers and attorneys: reimburse individuals for attor-
H.R. 1468), [15AP]
Flag-U.S.: designate flagpole upon which U.S. flag neys' fees who are indicted by an independent coun-
Food industry: collection of information regarding
is set at half-staff whenever a law enforcement offi-
sel but found not guilty (see H.R. 943), [2MR]
prices paid for the procurement of certain livestock
cer is killed in the line of duty (see H. Con. Res.
and meat products (see H.R. 693), [10FE)
Mississippi: study the feasibility of preserving certain
31), [10FE]
Civil War battlefields along the Vicksburg Campaign
Lewis and Clark Rural Water System, Inc.: authorize
Political campaigns: ethics reform and contribution lim-
construction and assistance (see H.R. 297), [7JA]
Trail and establishment of a Civil Rights Trail (see
its (see H.R. 1739), [6MY]
Perkins County Water System, Inc.: authorize construc- H.R. 3497), [18NO]
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act:
tion and assistance (see H.R. 970), [3MR] Poultry Products Inspection Act: cover certain birds
provide comprehensive technical assistance and im-
South Dakota: conveyance of certain national forest for use as human food (see H.R. 765), [12FE]
plement highly effective prevention programs (see
lands (see H.R. 2079), [8JN]
Racial relations: recognize the historical significance
H.R. 3413), (16NO]
Taxation: increase amount of taxable income which
of the Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court is taxed at the lowest rate (see H.R. 767), (12FE]
Weapons: increase monitoring of the use of offsets
decision and reaffirm the fundamental belief that
in international defense trade (see H.R. 2652), -increase personal income tax exemption (see
[29JY] we are all “one Nation under God, indivisible” (see H.R. 766), (12FE] H. Res. 176), [18MY]
-reestablish certain marketing aspects of agricul- TIMBER see FORESTS; LUMBER INDUSTRY; WOOD
THOMPSON, MIKE (a Representative from California) tural cooperatives and allow declaratory judgment TIME
Appointments
relief for such cooperatives (see H.R. 1469), (15AP] Appointments
Conferees: H.R. 775, Year 2000 Readiness and Re- George E. Brown, Jr., funeral attendees, [27JY]
THURMAN, KAREN L. (a Representative from Flor-
ida)
sponsibility Act, [24JN]
U.S. Air Force Academy Board of Visitors, [30JY]
Bills and resolutions introduced
Bills and resolutions
Bills and resolutions introduced
Insurance: require health insurance issuers to notify Computers: authorize the purchase of information tech- Casillas, Jose J.: confer citizenship posthumously (see
participants of impending termination of coverage nology relative to year 2000 conversion by State H.R. 2846), (13SE]
due to the failure of a group health plan to pay and local governments through Federal supply sched-
Fish and fishing: efforts to rehabilitate salmon stocks premiums (see H.R. 845), [24FE)
ules (see H.R. 1599), [28AP]
in the Pacific Northwest (see H.R. 2798), [5AU)
Medicare: make changes in payment methodologies and
coordinate testing and disclose readiness of cer-
Taxation: exempt transfers of family-owned businesses provide coverage of outpatient prescription drugs to tain Federal and non-Federal computer systems rel- from estate taxes (see H.R. 1105), [11MR]
beneficiaries who lose drug coverage under ative to the year 2000 problem (see H.R. 1447),
Vietnamese Conflict: recognize end of the Vietnam Medicare+Choice plans (see H.R. 3086), [140C)
[15AP]
era and the sacrifice of those who served in South-
-reimburse hospitals for psychologist training
disclose readiness of certain Federal and non-
east Asia or in support of U.S. interests (see H. costs (see H.R. 1140), [16MR]
Federal computer systems relative to the year 2000
Con. Res. 224), [9NO] (see H. Con. Res. 228), Organ donors: allow leave for individuals who give problem (see H.R. 1884), [20MY] [15NOJ
living organ donations and address payment of travel
establish a loan guarantee program to address
THORNBERRY, MAC (a Representative from Texas)
and subsistence expenses incurred by individuals do- year 2000 problems of small businesses (see H.R.
nating or receiving organs (see H.R. 1857), [18MY] 1056), [10MR]
Appointments
Tariff: personal effects of participants in certain world
-minimize the disruption of Government and pri-
Committee on Standards of Official Conduct (House),
athletic events (see H.R. 1877), [19MY]
vate sector operations caused by the year 2000 com- [2FE]
Taxation: treatment of year 2000 computer conversion
Conferee: S. 1059, Dept. of Defense appropriations
puter problem (see H.R. 1502), (21AP] costs for small businesses (see H.R. 179), [7JA]
Courts: encourage efficient resolution of litigation aris-
for military activities, prescribing personnel Water: authorize EPA grants to States to maximize
ing from year 2000 computer problem (see H.R. strengths, and military construction, [1JY]
the available water supply and develop alternative
775), [23FE] (see H.R. 1319), [25MR]
Bills and resolutions introduced water sources (see H.R. 1106), [11MR]
encourage efficient resolution of litigation aris-
Armed Forces: improve access to treatment facilities, TIAHRT, TODD (a Representative from Kansas)
ing from year 2000 computer problem (H.R. 775),
provide Medicare reimbursement, and permit enroll- Appointments
consideration (see H. Res. 166), [11MY]
ment in Federal Employees Health Benefits Program Conferee: H.R. 2084, Dept. of Transportation and relat-
encourage efficient resolution of litigation aris-
for veterans and their dependents (see H.R. 1067), ed agencies appropriations, [21SE]
ing from year 2000 computer problem (H.R. 775), [10MR]
-H.R. 2465, Dept. of Defense appropriations for
consideration of conference report (see H. Res. 234), -improve TRICARE program (see H.R. 1547),
military construction, family housing, and base re-
[30JN) [22AP]
alignment and closure, [21JY]
-H.R. 2587, District of Columbia appropriations,
Dept. of Energy: establish Nuclear Security Administra-
Daylight savings time: change effective date (see H.R.
177), [7JA]
tion and an Office of Under Sec. for National Secu-
[3AU)
-H.R. 3064, District of Columbia appropriations,
Education: later starting times for secondary schools rity (see H.R. 2032), [8JN]
(see H. Con. Res. 73), [24MR]
(210C)
Dept. of Justice: establish a panel to study the issue
Bills and resolutions introduced
Elections: establish uniform poll closing time for Presi-
of Federal benefits received by persons convicted Aviation: remove air carrier departure and destination
dential elections (see H.R. 668), [10FE)
of drug offenses (see H.R. 1856), [18MY]
restrictions on Dallas Love Field Airport (see H.R.
Government: establish judicial and administrative pro-
Dept. of State: establish an independent nonpartisan
737), [11FE)
ceedings for the resolution of year 2000 computer
review panel to assess efforts to fulfill its mission
Dept. of Energy: abolish (see H.R. 1649), (29AP]
processing failures (see H.R. 192), [7JA]
in the future (see H.R. 1066), [10MR] National Service Trust Program: repeal (see H.R. 878),
Taxation: treatment of year 2000 computer conversion Food: remove intrastate distribution restrictions on
[25FE]
costs for small businesses (see H.R. 179), [7JA]
State-inspected meat and poultry (see H.R. 1617), U.N.: implement Programme of Action of the Inter-
Conference reports [28AP)
national Conference on Population and Development Y2K Act (H.R. 775), [29JN]
Red River Boundary Compact: congressional consent while maintaining sovereign rights of countries rel-
Motions (see H.J. Res. 72), [190C]
ative to family planning (see H. Res. 102), [9MR]
Courts: encourage efficient resolution of litigation aris-
Strategic Petroleum Reserve: acceptance of royalty-in- (see H. Res. 118), [16MR]
ing from year 2000 computer problem (H.R. 775),
kind oil from the Gulf of Mexico by the Minerals TICKET TO WORK AND WORK INCENTIVES IM-
[12MY), (24JN)
Management Service (see H.R. 498), [2FE)
PROVEMENT ACT
Reports filed
Taxation: increase amount of taxable income which Bills and resolutions
Consideration of Conference Report on H.R. 775, Y2K
is taxed at the lowest rate (see H.R. 565), [3FE]
Enact (H.R. 1180): consideration of conference report
Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 234) -repeal estate and gift taxes (see H.R. 564), (see H. Res. 387), [17NO]
(H. Rept. 106-213), (30JN)
corrections in enrollment (see H. Con. Res. Consideration of H.R. 775, Year 2000 Readiness and [3FE) 236), (18NO]
Responsibility Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H.
-treatment of oil and gas produced from recov-
Conference reports
Res. 166) (H. Rept. 106–134), [11MY] ered inactive wells (see H.R. 497), [2FE) Provisions (H.R. 1180), [17NO]
Year 2000 Readiness and Responsibility Act: Commit- THORPE, JIM
Reports filed
tee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 775) (H. Rept.
Bills and resolutions
Consideration of Conference Report on H.R. 1180, Pro- 106-31), [10MY]
Athlete of the Century: recognize (see H. Res. 198), visions: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 387) Y2K Act: Committee of Conference (H.R. 775) (H.
[27MY] (H. Rept. 106-482), [17NO]
Rept. 106-212), (29JN]
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-compliance with U.N. resolutions relative to Cy- U.S. COAST GUARD ACADEMY
and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (see H.R.
prus (see H. Con. Res. 100), [6MY] (see H. Con. Appointments
93), [7JA] Res. 159), [20JY)
Board of Visitors, [12AP]
U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY
TURKMENISTAN, REPUBLIC OF related term(s)
Bills and resolutions
Appointments
COMMONWEALTH OF INDEPENDENT STATES Service academies: increase service obligation for mili-
Board of Visitors, [12AP]
Bills and resolutions
tary service academies, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, Bills and resolutions
Asia: human rights violations and noncompliance with
and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (see H.R. Service academies: increase service obligation for mili-
Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 93), [7JA]
tary service academies, U.S. Coast Guard Academy,
commitments on democratization in Central Asia
U.S. CONGRESSIONAL PHILHARMONIC SOCI- and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (see H.R.
ETY (see H. Con. Res. 204), [210C]
93), [7JA] Foreign policy: support economic and political inde-
Bills and resolutions
U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY Tribute (see H. Con. Res. 229), [16NO]
pendence for the South Caucasus and Central Asia
Appointments regions (see H.R. 1152), [17MR] U.S. ENRICHMENT CORP.
Board of Visitors, [12AP]
Bills and resolutions TURNER, HENRY M.
Bills and resolutions
Dept. of Energy: establish compensation programs for
Bills and resolutions
Service academies: increase service obligation for mili- Henry McNeal Turner Post Office, Macon, GA: des-
employees sustaining illnesses from exposure to be-
tary service academies, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, ryllium and other hazardous substances and examine ignate (see H.R. 3454), (18NO]
and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (see H.R.
health effects of exposure to hazardous substances 93), [7JA]
TURNER, JIM (a Representative from Texas)
(see H.R. 3418), [17NO] (see H.R. 3478), [18NO]
Appointments
U.S. TENNIS ASSOCIATION
Nuclear energy: Portsmouth, OH, and Paducah, KY,
Conferee: S. 1059, Dept. of Defense appropriations
Bills and resolutions
gaseous diffusion plants funding (see H.R. 3151), for military activities, prescribing personnel
Williams, Serena: tribute (see H. Res. 287), [13SE]
[260C] strengths, and military construction, [1JY]
U.S.S. ALABAMA CREWMEN'S ASSOCIATION U.S. FIRE ADMINISTRATION
Bills and resolutions introduced
Bills and resolutions
Bills and resolutions Political campaigns: ethics reform and contribution lim-
Alabama (U.S.S.): tribute to crew (see H. Res. 123), Appropriations: authorizing (see H.R. 1550), [26AP] its (H.R. 417), consideration (see H. Res. 122),
[18MR]
Reports filed [18MR) Appropriations: Committee on Science (House) (H.R.
UDALL, MARK (a Representative from Colorado)
Taxation: reduce amortization period for reforestation
Bills and resolutions introduced
1550) (H. Rept. 106-133), [10MY]
expenditures and increase the maximum amount of
Arapaho National Forest: designate James Peak Wilder- U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE such expenditures (see H.R. 1916), [25MY]
ness (see H.R. 2177), [10JN]
Bills and resolutions TUSCOLA, IL
Alaska: improve Federal hiring and contracting of na-
Clear Creek County, CO: provide additional time to
Bills and resolutions
tives (see H.R. 2804), [5AU]
dispose of certain lands transferred to the county Korean War Veterans National Museum and Library:
Dept. of the Interior: provide a process for the public
(see H.R. 2799), [5AU] recognize as a National Korean War Veterans Mu-
to appeal certain decisions made by the National
Colorado: management as open space of certain lands seum (see H. Res. 320), [10C]
Park Service and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
at Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site (see
TWENTY-FIRST AMENDMENT ENFORCEMENT
H.R. 2179), [10JN] (see H.R. 1866), [19MY] ACT Ecology and environment: maintain health and stability
Dept. of Education: establish the High Performance
Bills and resolutions
of coral reef ecosystems (see H.R. 2903), [21SE]
Schools Program (see H.R. 3143), [250C]
Enact (H.R. 2031): consideration (see H. Res. 272), Endangered Species Act: prohibit any requirement to
Power resources: authorize research to promote the [2AU)
mitigate impact of past activities (see H.R. 2131),
conversion of biomass into biobased industrial prod-
Motions
[10JN)
ucts (see H.R. 2819), [8SE] Enact (H.R. 2031), (3AU) Jackson, WY: develop and maintain a multi-agency
Public lands: promote and recognize the role of volun-
Reports filed
campus project for tourism and natural resource fa-
teers and partnership organizations in the stewardship
Consideration of H.R. 2031, Provisions: Committee on cilities (see H.R. 2577), [21JY]
of Federal lands (see H.R. 3501), [18NO] Rules (House) (H. Res. 272) (H. Rept. 106–281), Junior Duck Stamp Conservation and Design Program
Rocky Mountain National Park: designate certain lands [2AU)
Act: reauthorize (see H.R. 2496), [13JY]
as wilderness (see H.R. 2178), [10JN]
Provisions: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. National Wildlife Refuge System: prohibit expenditure
SBA: conduct a pilot program to raise awareness about 2031) (H. Rept. 106–265), [27JY]
of certain funds for new refuges without specific
telecommuting among small business employers (see
TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY WORKFORCE COM- authorization from Congress (see H.R. 1199),
H.R. 3500), [18NO] MISSION
[18MR]
UDALL, MORRIS K. (a former Representative from
Appointments Real property: private property owner rights (see H.R.
Arizona) Members, [7JN]
1142), [17MR]
Bills and resolutions relative to
2000 CENSUS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION EN- Wildlife: approve a permit required for importation Coronado National Forest: redesignate in honor of HANCEMENT ACT
of certain wildlife items taken in Tajikistan (see H.R.
Morris K. Udall (see H.R. 981), [4MR]
Reports filed
529), [3FE]
Tribute (see H. Con. Res. 40), [3MR]
Provisions: Committee on Government Reform (House) Reports filed
UDALL, TOM (a Representative from New Mexico) (H.R. 1009) (H. Rept. 106–89), [13AP]
Junior Duck Stamp Conservation and Design Program Bills and resolutions introduced 2000 CENSUS LANGUAGE BARRIER ACT
Act Reauthorization: Committee Resources Bureau of Reclamation: feasibility study on rehabilita-
Reports filed
(House) (H.R. 2496) (H. Rept. 106–390), [180C] tion of the municipal water system at the Jicarilla Provisions: Committee on Government Reform (House) U.S. HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL COUNCIL
Apache Reservation in New Mexico (see H.R. 3051), (H.R. 929) (H. Rept. 106-96), (19AP]
Appointments
[70C] 2000 CENSUS MAIL OUTREACH IMPROVEMENT
Members, [23MR]
Carson National Forest: land conveyance to Rio Arriba
U.S. INFORMATION AGENCY related term(s) DE- County, NM (see H.R. 694), [10FE) ACT
PARTMENT OF STATE
Reports filed
-land conveyance to San Juan College (see H.R.
Bills and resolutions
695), [10FE) Provisions: Committee on Government Reform (House)
U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy: rees- Courts: appoint Assistant U.S. Attorney for each judi- (H.R. 928) (H. Rept. 106-88), [13AP] tablish (see H.R. 559), [3FE]
cial district to prosecute firearms offenses (see H.R. U.S. ADVISORY COMMISSION ON PUBLIC DI- U.S. LIFE-SAVING SERVICE HERITAGE ACT
2081), [8JN] PLOMACY
Bills and resolutions
Earth Day: observance (see H. Res. 400), [18NO]
Bills and resolutions
Enact (see H.R. 2832), [9SE]
Native Americans: permit leasing of oil and gas rights Reestablish (see H.R. 559), [3FE]
U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE IMPROVEMENT ACT on certain Navajo lands in which there is consent U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY
Reports filed
from a specified percentage of interest in such lands
Appointments
Provisions: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. (see H.R. 3181), [280C)
Board of Visitors, [12AP], [30JY] 2336) (H. Rept. 106–459), [8NO]
-provide technical and legal assistance for tribal
Bills and resolutions U.S. MASTERS SWIMMING, INC.
justice systems and members of Indian tribes (see Service academies: increase service obligation for mili-
Bills and resolutions
H.R. 3333), [10NO]
tary service academies, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, Postal Service: issue commemorative postage stamp
New Mexico: establish and protect archaeological sites
and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (see H.R. (see H. Con. Res. 25), [4FE]
in the Galisteo Basin (see H.R. 1970), [26MY] 93), [7JA] U.S. MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY
Radiation Exposure Compensation Act: compensation U.S. ARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT
Appointments
for certain individuals exposed to radiation in ura- AGENCY see ARMS CONTROL
Board of Visitors, [12AP]
nium mines, mills, or during transport (see H.R.
U.S. CAPITOL PRESERVATION COMMISSION Bills and resolutions
1045), [9MR]
Appointments
Service academies: increase service obligation for mili- SBA: women's business center programs funding and Members, [18MR], [26AP]
tary service academies, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, conditions of participation (see H.R. 1497), [20AP]
Page 5
VIOLENT AND REPEAT JUVENILE OFFENDER ACCOUNTABILITY AND REHABILITATION ACT
Motions
Clinton, President: abstain from renegotiating inter- Taxation: exclude from unrelated business taxable in- Enact (H.R. 1501), [30JY], [23SE], [24SE), [130C] national agreements governing antidumping and come amounts set aside by a volunteer fire depart-
VIOLENT CRIME CONTROL AND LAW EN- countervailing measures (see H. Res. 298), [22SE] ment for purchasing equipment (see H.R. 3168),
FORCEMENT ACT Health care facilities: assure availability of a non-emer- [280C]
Bills and resolutions
gency department physician in certain hospitals (see
-treatment of certain stipends paid from a State
Courts: applicability of mandatory minimum penalties
H.R. 567), [3FE]
program to volunteer workers who have attained age
in certain cases (see H.R. 913), [2MR]
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore: clarify Dept. of 60 (see H.R. 3119), [200C)
Families and domestic relations: use of certain grant the Interior authority to accept donations of contig-
-treatment of property tax reduction vouchers re- funds to provide parental education (see H.R. 2742), uous lands (see H.R. 2329), [23JN]
ceived by senior citizens in exchange for volunteer [SAU]
Iron and steel industry: limit steel imports to the aver- work (see H.R. 1011), [4MR] VIOLENT YOUTH ACCOUNTABILITY ACT
age monthly volume of such imports during the 3
-treatment of volunteer firefighter savings ac-
Bills and resolutions
years preceding July, 1997 (see H.R. 506), [2FE] count contributions (see H.R. 1870), [19MY] Enact (see H.R. 1717), [6MY]
-reduce the volume of steel imports (see H.R. Reports filed 975), [4MR]
Construct a Monument To Honor Those Who Have VIRGIN ISLANDS
Lance Corporal Harold Gomez Post Office, East Chi- Served the Nation's Civil Defense and Emergency
Bills and resolutions
cago, IN: designate (see H.R. 2358), [24JN]
Management Programs: Committee on Resources
Courts: establish the District Court of the Virgin Is-
Taxation: collection and payment of State taxes im- lands as a Federal court (see H.R. 2011), [8JN]
(House) (H.R. 348) (H. Rept. 106–416), [270C]
posed on goods sold on Indian lands (see H.R. 50 States Commemorative Coin Program Act: include
VOTES IN HOUSE related term(s) HOUSE OF REP- 1814), [13MY]
RESENTATIVES
District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, American
Water pollution: establish a national clean water trust Recorded
Samoa, and the Virgin Islands (see H.R. 1029),
fund (see H.R. 1549), [22AP]
Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission Act (H.R. [8MR) VITAMINS
1451): enact, [40C] Government: provide greater fiscal autonomy (see H.R.
Bills and resolutions
Abstention by President Clinton from renegotiating 2841), [13SE]
Government regulations: revise regulations relative to
Local government: allow self-determination on number
international agreements governing antidumping and
dietary supplement labeling and provide that certain countervailing measures: Kolbe motion to table
of members in the legislature and number of such
types of advertisements for dietary supplements are Kucinich appeal of ruling of Chair relative to ques- members constituting a quorum (see H.R. 2296), proper (see H.R. 3305), [10NO]
tion of privilege, [4NO] [22JN]
VITTER, DAVID (a Representative from Louisiana)
Ships and vessels: exempt from inspection certain small
-Kolbe motion to table Wise appeal of ruling
Bills and resolutions introduced
of Chair relative to question of privilege, [4NO]
passenger vessels that operate only in the waters
Dept. of Defense: Navy Theater-Wide Missile Defense
-LaHood motion to table Visclosky appeal of
of the U.S. Virgin Islands (see H.R. 3512), [19NO]
system and Theater High-Altitude Area Defense sys-
Social Security: extend SSI benefits to Guam and the
ruling of Chair relative to question of privilege, tem testing program development (see H.R. 2596), [4NO] Virgin Islands (see H.R. 1308), [25MR]
[22JY]
Academic Achievement for All Act (Straight A's Act)
Reports filed Fair Housing Act: amend (see H.R. 2836), [9SE]
(H.R. 2300): Clay motion to recommit (national pol-
Provide Greater Fiscal Autonomy to the Virgin Islands:
Louisiana: authorize water quality restoration projects icy to improve educational system), [210C]
Committee on Resources (House) (H.R. 2841) (H. for Lake Pontchartrain Basin (see H.R. 2957),
consideration (H. Res 338), [210C] Rept. 106-337), [27SE) [27SE)
enact, [210C] VIRGINIA
Taxation: allow investment of certain coins in individ-
-Fattah amendment (require equity in State edu-
Bills and resolutions
ual retirement accounts and other individually di- cation funding), [210C]
Chesapeake Bay: restoration (see H.R. 3039), [70C]
rected pension plan accounts (see H.R. 3052), [70C] Adopted aliens who are less than 18 years of age
District of Columbia: reduce traffic congestion, pro- Bills and resolutions relative to
and are adopted with, or after, a sibling who is
mote economic development, and improve the qual- Committees of the House: majority party appointments a child (H.R. 2886): consider as children, [180C]
ity of life in Washington metropolitan region (see (see H. Res. 223), [25JN]
African Growth and Opportunity Act (H.R. 434): con- H.R. 2688), [3AU]
VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS see FIREFIGHTERS
sideration (H. Res. 260), [16JY]
George Washington Memorial Parkway: prohibit con-
VOLUNTEER WORKERS related term(s) COMMU-
enact, [16JY]
struction of new facilities and structures along cer-
NITY SERVICE
Agricultural Risk Protection Act (H.R. 2559): consider- tain parts (see H.R. 757), [11FE]
Bills and resolutions
ation (H. Res. 308), [29SE]
Hurricanes: express sympathy for victims of Hurricane
Air Force: conduct study of proposed changes to man- Agriculture, rural development, FDA, and related agen-
Floyd in Atlantic Coast States (see H. Res. 322),
agement of the Civil Air Patrol (see H.R. 2224), cies programs appropriations (H.R. 1906): Chabot [40C] [15JN)
amendment (Market Access Program funding), [8JN]
-transmittal to Congress of the Presidential rec-
-improve administration of the volunteer civilian
-Coburn amendment (Agriculture Research Serv-
ommendations for emergency response actions for
auxiliary known as the Civil Air Patrol (see H.R. ice funding). [26MY]
relief of the victims of Hurricane Floyd (see H. 1829), [17MY]
Coburn amendment (Dept. of Agriculture Office
Res. 349), [1NO]
Association of Junior Leagues International, Inc.: issue of Budget and Program Analysis funding), [25MY]
National Museum of the U.S. Army: locate at Fort commemorative postage stamp honoring anniversary
-Coburn amendment (Dept. of Agriculture Office Belvoir, VA (see H.R. 1912), [24MY] (see H. Con. Res. 57), [17MR]
of Chief Information Officer funding), [25MY]
Pamela B. Gwin Hall, Charlottesville, VA: designate Civil liberties: eliminate the requirement that finger-
-Coburn amendment (Dept. of Agriculture Office (see H.R. 1729), [6MY]
prints be supplied for background checks (see H.R. of the Under Sec. for Research, Education and Eco-
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport: addition
3410), [16NO]
nomics funding), [25MY]
of slots and lifting of perimeter rule on flight dis- Domestic Volunteer Service Act: establish National
Coburn amendment (Dept. of Agriculture ad- tances (see H.R. 1507), [21AP]
Youth Technology Corps Program (see H.R. 2934), ministration funding), [25MY]
Wilderness Battlefield: acquisition of additional land [23SE]
-Coburn amendment (climate change research (see H.R. 1665), [4MY]
Employment: provide an exemption of overtime com- grants funding), [26MY]
Wolf Trap Farm Park for the Performing Arts: rename pensation for certain firefighters and rescue squad
-Coburn amendment (peanut research and edu-
as Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts
members (see H.R. 1382), [13AP] (see H.R. 1693), cation activities funding), [26MY] (see H.R. 2049), [8JN] [5MY]
Coburn amendment (prohibit funding for re-
Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge: reconstruction Foreign aid: recognize commitment and dedication of search, development, and approval of any drug for
funding (see H.R. 2118), [9JN] (see H.R. 2563), humanitarian relief nongovernmental organizations chemical inducement of abortion), [8JN] [20JY]
and private volunteer organizations for efforts in
-DeFazio amendment (limit funding for livestock
Reports filed
Central America and Kosovo (see H. Res. 152), protection from predatory wildlife), [8JN] Wilderness Battlefield Land Acquisition: Committee on [27AP]
-Kaptur motion to recommit conference report,
Resources (House) (H.R. 1665) (H. Rept. 106-362), Monuments and memorials: authorize the construction [10C] [40C)
of a monument to honor those who have served
-Obey motion to recommit (FDA salaries and
VISCLOSKY, PETER J. (a Representative from Indi- the Nation's civil defense and emergency manage- expenses funding), [8JN]
ana) ment programs (see H.R. 348), [19JA)
Sanford amendment (Dept. of Agriculture fund-
Appointments
National Service Trust Program: repeal (see H.R. 878), ing for operation, maintenance, and repair of build-
Conferee: H.R. 2561, Dept. of Defense appropriations, [25FE]
ings and facilities), [25MY] 113SE]
Public lands: promote and recognize the role of volun-
Sanford amendment (wood utilization research
-H.R. 2605, energy and water development ap- teers and partnership organizations in the stewardship funding), [26MY] propriations, [13SE]
of Federal lands (see H.R. 3501), [18NO]
-Young of Florida amendment (enforcement of
Bills and resolutions introduced
Senior citizens: ensure the opportunity to serve as men- spending caps on appropriations legislation to protect Business and industry: reduce corporate welfare (see tors, tutors, and volunteers for certain programs (see Social Security trust funds), [8JN] H.R. 1470), [15AP] H.R. 2802), (5AU)
conference report, [10C]
Page 6
-secure the Federal voting rights of persons who Public welfare programs: repeal certain restrictions on have been released from incarceration (see H.R. food stamp eligibility and increase Federal support 906), [2MR]
for emergency food assistance programs (see H.R. FEC: authorizing appropriations (see H.R. 1338), 3192), [1NO] [25MR]
Tariff: wool used in making suits (see H.R. 1360), -authorizing appropriations and improving effi- [25MR] ciency (see H.R. 1818), [14MY]
Conference reports
Haiti: encourage political leaders to seek agreement Depts. of Veterans Affairs and HUD, and Sundry Inde-
on transparent, free, and widely participatory elec- pendent Agencies Appropriations (H.R. 2684), tions (see H. Con. Res. 140), [22JN] (see H. Res. [130C) 97), [4MR]
Reports filed
Immigration: preclude removal of an alien who unlaw- Depts. of Veterans Affairs and HUD, and Sundry Inde-
fully voted solely due to a misunderstanding of his pendent Agencies Appropriations: Committee of or her eligibility to vote or citizenship status (see Conference (H.R. 2684) (H. Rept. 106–379), [130C] H.R. 2721), [5AU)
Committee on Appropriations (House) (H.R. National Voter Registration Act: repeal (see H.R. 38), 2684) (H. Rept. 106–286), [3AU] [6JA)
WALSH, JOHN
Political campaigns: provide interregional primary elec- Bills and resolutions
tions and caucuses for selection of delegates to a Congressional Gold Medal: award (see H.R. 986), national Presidential nominating convention (see [4MR] H.R. 3277), [9NO]
WAMBEKE, MARIE
Public debt: constitutional amendment to restrict annual Bills and resolutions
deficits and require popular vote of the people to Big Horn County, WY: conveyance of certain lands
exceed any limits (see H.J. Res. 36), [4MR]
to the estate of Fred Steffens (see H.R. 509), [2FE] WACO, TX
Reports filed
Bills and resolutions
Big Horn County, WY, Land Conveyance to John R.
Dept. of Justice: independent investigation of use of and Margaret Lowe: Committee Resources
pyrotechnic devices during standoff with Branch (House) (H.R. 510) (H. Rept. 106-68), [17MR] (S.
Davidians in Waco, TX (see H.R. 2847), [13SE]
361) (H. Rept. 106-225), [12JY] WAGE AND EMPLOYMENT GROWTH ACT
Big Horn County, WY, Land Conveyance to the Estate
Reports filed
of Fred Steffens: Committee on Resources (House) Provisions: Committee on Ways and Means (House)
(H.R. 509) (H. Rept. 106–67), [17MR] (S. 449) (H. (H.R. 3081) (H. Rept. 106–467), [11NO]
Rept. 106–226), (12JY]
WAGES see INCOME
WAMP, ZACH (a Representative from Tennessee)
WAGNER-PEYSER ACT see UNEMPLOYMENT
Appointments
Conferee: H.R. 1905, legislative branch of the Govern- WAKEFIELD, KS
ment appropriations, [1JY]
Bills and resolutions
-H.R. 2466, Dept. of the Interior and related William H. Avery Post Office: designate (see H.R.
agencies appropriations, [40C) 2591), [22JY]
-H.R. 2670, Depts. of Commerce, Justice, and
WALDEN, GREG (a Representative from Oregon)
State, the Judiciary, and related agencies appropria-
Bills and resolutions introduced
tions, [13SE]
Bureau of Reclamation: reauthorize participation in the
Bills and resolutions introduced
Deschutes Resources Conservancy (see H.R. 1787),
Aviation: provide slot exemptions for nonstop regional [12MY]
jet service (see H.R. 1738), [6MY]
Export Apple and Pear Act: limit applicability to apples Entertainment industry: develop and enforce a system (see H.R. 609), [4FE]
for labeling violent content in audio and visual Oregon: land exchange (see H.R. 2950), [24SE]
media products (see H.R. 2248), [16JN] Political campaigns: prohibit lowest unit rate for cam-
WAR related term(s) KOREAN WAR; PERSIAN GULF
paign advertising from being available for commu-
CONFLICT; VIETNAMESE CONFLICT; WORLD WAR
nication in which candidates attack opponents unless
II
the candidate does so in person (see H.R. 2033),
Bills and resolutions [8JN]
Africa: urge an end to the war between Eritrea and
WALES see UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN
Ethiopia and call on human rights organizations to AND NORTHERN IRELAND
investigate abuses in connection with the conflict WALLACE, PETER
(see H. Con. Res. 46), [9MR]
Bills and resolutions
Committee on Missing Persons in Southeast Asia
Serbia: undertake efforts to secure the release of CARE
(House, Select): authorize and direct the Archivist
(relief organization) workers being held prisoner (see of the U.S. to make certain records public (see H. H. Con. Res. 144), [29JN]
Res. 172), [13MY]
WALSH, JAMES T. (a Representative from New York) Dept. of the Interior: study on establishing a national
Appointments
historic trail to commemorate the War of 1812 (see Conferee: H.R. 1141, emergency supplemental appro- H.R. 791), [23FE] priations, [22AP]
-study on establishing a national historic trail
-H.R. 1906, agriculture, rural development, FDA, to commemorate the War of 1812 (H.R. 791), con-
and related agencies programs appropriations, [13SE] sideration (see H. Res. 232), [29JN]
-H.R. 2465, Dept. of Defense appropriations for Dept. of the Treasury: issuance of war bonds to fund
military construction, family housing, and base re- Operation Allied Force and related humanitarian op-
alignment and closure, [21JY]
erations (see H.R. 1699), [5MY]
-H.R. 2684, Depts. of Veterans Affairs and Dept. of Transportation: reauthorize Aviation War Risk HUD, and sundry independent agencies appropria- Insurance Program (see H.R. 98), [7JA] tions, [40C]
-reauthorize Aviation War Risk Insurance Pro-
Bills and resolutions introduced
gram (H.R. 98), Senate amendments (see H. Res.
Children and youth: establish programs for early detec- 135), [12AP)
tion, diagnosis and intervention of hearing loss in Geneva Conventions: celebrate anniversary and recog- newborns (see H.R. 1193), [18MR]
nize the humanitarian safeguards these treaties pro-
Depts. of Veterans Affairs and HUD, and sundry inde- vide in times of armed conflict (se H. Con. Res.
pendent agencies: making appropriations (see H.R. 102), [6MY] 2684), [3AU]
Germany: jurisdiction of cases in U.S. courts involving Electric power: ensure that rates charged by certain genocide during World War II (see H.R. 271), [7JA]
small power producers and cogenerators do not ex- Guam: restitution for atrocities during Japanese occupa-
ceed the incremental cost to the purchasing utility tion in World War II (see H.R. 755), [11FE)
of alternative electric energy at the time of delivery Human rights: condemn use of children as soldiers (see H.R. 971), [3MR]
(see H. Con. Res. 209), [260C]
Immigration: provide refugee status to foreign nationals
who assist in the return of POW/MIA (see H.R.
1926), [25MY] Kosovo: provide humanitarian assistance for Kosovar
Albanian refugees (see H.R. 1519), [21AP] Memorial Day: restore traditional observance (see H.R.
1474), [19AP]
Metchear, Charles R.: posthumous awarding of Medal
of Honor (see H.R. 1831), [17MY] National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day: observance
(see H. Res. 392), [18NO]
Persian Gulf Conflict: relief of evacuees (see H.R.
428), [19JA]
Presidents of the U.S.: amend the War Powers Resolu- tion (see H.J. Res. 42), [24MR]
-repeal the War Powers Resolution (see H.R. 2937), [23SE]
Serbia: declaration of war (see H.J. Res. 44), [12AP]
-declaration of war (H.J. Res. 44), consideration
(see H. Res. 151), (27AP]
direct the President to withdraw U.S. Armed
Forces pursuant to the War Powers Resolution (see H. Con. Res. 82), [12AP]
direct the President to withdraw U.S. Armed
Forces pursuant to the War Powers Resolution (H. Con. Res. 82), consideration (see H. Res. 151), [27AP]
-prohibit non-humanitarian reconstruction assist- ance until Slobodan Milosevic and certain other offi-
cials have been arrested and placed in custody (see
-prohibit reconstruction assistance relative to
U.S. participation in NATO military operations
against Serbia (see H.R. 1737), [6MY] Serbia and Montenegro: failure to comply with Kosovo
agreement and enforcement of agreement by NATO
(see H. Con. Res. 13), [19JA] Sudan: increase diplomatic efforts to encourage peace
process in ongoing civil war and facilitate relief ef-
forts (see H.R. 2906), [21SE] Taxation: ensure tax payments from certain religious
individuals are used for nonmilitary purposes (see
H.R. 1454), [15AP]
Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo: establish Presidential
commission to determine validity of certain land
claims involving the descendants of persons who
were Mexican citizens (see H.R. 505), [2FE] Veterans: eligibility for hospital care and services rel-
ative to awarding of Purple Heart (see H.R. 430), [2FE]
-issue commemorative postage stamp honoring
Purple Heart recipients (see H. Con. Res. 77),
[24MR]
Veterans Day: promote greater appreciation of the sac-
rifices made by veterans (see H. Con. Res. 227),
[10NO] Vietnam Veterans Memorial: place a plaque to honor
those veterans who died after their service, but as
a direct result of that service (see H.R. 3293),
[10NO]
World War II: recognition of American civilian POW (see H. Res. 51), [10FE)
-require apology and reparation of victims of
Japanese war crimes (see H. Res. 304), [24SE]
-tribute to women who served in military capac- ities and contributed to victory (see H. Res. 41),
[4FE]
Reports filed Aviation War Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization:
Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
(House) (H.R. 98) (H. Rept. 106-2), [2FE]
Consideration of H. Con. Res. 82, Direct the President
To Withdraw U.S. Armed Forces From Serbia Pursu-
ant to the War Powers Resolution: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 151) (H. Rept. 106–118),
[27AP]
Consideration of H.J. Res. 44, Declaration of War
Against Serbia: Committee on Rules (House) (H.
Res. 151) (H. Rept. 106-118), [27AP]
Consideration of H.R. 791, Star-Spangled Banner Na-
tional Historic Trail Study Act: Committee on Rules
(House) (H. Res. 232) (H. Rept. 106-210), [29JN]
Declaration of War Against Serbia: Committee on
International Relations (House) (H.J. Res. 44) (H. Rept. 106–115), [27AP]
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-transfer maintenance and operation of the Flat- governments relative to co-permittees and implemen- Chemicals: authorize estrogenic substances screening
head Irrigation Project to local control (see H.R. tation of control measures (see H.R. 3294), [10NO] programs (see H.R. 1712), [5MY] 1158), [17MR)
-restore estuary habitats through more efficient Chesapeake Bay: restoration (see H.R. 3039), [70C]
Natural resources: recover fair market value for dis- financing of projects and the enhanced coordination Clean Air Act: reduce acid deposition (see H.R. 25),
posal of Federal natural assets (see H.R. 2222), of Federal and non-Federal programs (see H.R. [6JA) (see H.R. 657), [9FE] [15JN)
1775), (12MY]
Colorado River: authorize additional measures to carry
use of offshore oil and gas revenues to fund Water Resources Development Act: technical correc- out control of salinity upstream of Imperial Dam
acquisition, improvement, and maintenance of public tions (see H.R. 2724), [5AU]
in a cost-effective manner (see H.R. 2619), [27JY] resources (see H.R. 798), [23FE]
Wild and Scenic Rivers Act: ensure congressional in- Ecology and environment: control water pollution from
North Dakota: increase authorization for water supplies, volvement in State actions relative to designation concentrated animal feeding operations (see H.R.
meet water quantity and quality needs, and enhance of rivers as wild, scenic, or recreational rivers (see
684), (10FE] natural resources and habitats (see H.R. 1137), H.R. 2857), [14SE)
expand public's right to know about toxic
[16MR) (see H.R. 2918), [22SE]
Conference reports
chemical use and release in their communities and
Perkins County Water System, Inc.: authorize construc- Energy and Water Development Appropriations (H.R.
disclose toxins in children's consumer products (see tion and assistance (see H.R. 970), (3MR] 2605), [27SE)
H.R. 1657), [3MY] Pesticides: making supplemental appropriations to en- Water Resources Development Act (S. 507), [5AU)
-national objectives priority assignments (see
sure inclusion in State source water assessment pro-
Motions
H.R. 525), [3FE] grams (see H.R. 1909), [24MY]
Corps of Engineers: reauthorizing water resources de-
-promote environmental justice by establishing
Public utilities: allow public water systems to avoid velopment programs (S. 507), [22JY]
links between pollution and community health prob- filtration requirements (see H.R. 124), [7JA)
Energy and water development: making appropriations lems and assist such communities (see H.R. 1510), -establish programs for electric energy conserva- (H.R. 2605), [13SE]
[21AP]
tion and efficiency, renewable energy, and universal Reports filed
-provide certain off-budget treatment for the land
and affordable service (see H.R. 2569), [20JY]
Central Utah Project Acquisition of Water Rights, and water conservation fund and limit fund relative
Public works: conveyance of various reclamation Completion of Project Facilities, and Implementation to State financial assistance (see H.R. 452), [2FE]
projects to local water authorities (see H.R. 2994), of Water Conservation Measures: Committee on Re-
-restore estuary habitats through more efficient [10C]
sources (House) (H.R. 2889) (H. Rept. 106–417), financing of projects and the enhanced coordination Refuse disposal: exempt pesticide rinse water degrada-
[270C)
of Federal and non-Federal programs (see H.R. tion systems from subtitle C permit requirements Central Valley Project Water Transfers: Committee on 1775), [12MY] (see H.R. 79), (7JA)
Resources (House) (H.R. 3077) (H. Rept. 106-435), EPA: reauthorize Clean Lakes Program (see H.R.
Research: authorize appropriations for marine research
[2NOJ
2328), (23JN)
and related environmental research and development Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area Man-
Frequire discharges from combined storm and
program activities of NOAA and the NSF (see H.R. agement and Protection Improvements: Committee sanitary sewers conform to the combined sewer over- 1552), [26AP]
on Resources (House) (H.R. 2140) (H. Rept. 106– flow control policy (see H.R. 828), [24FE]
Safe Drinking Water Act: civil actions against public 369), [70C]
Federal Water Pollution Control Act: amend relative
water systems in compliance with safe drinking
Clear Creek Distribution System Conveyance Act: to marine sanitation devices (see H.R. 3191), [1NO]
water standards (see H.R. 1674), [4MY] Committee on Resources (House) (H.R. 862) (H.
ensure compliance by Federal facilities (see
-increase consumer confidence in safe drinking Rept. 106-258), [26JY]
H.R. 2449), [1JY]
water and source water assessments (see H.R. 2108), Consideration of H.R. 1480, Water Resources Develop-
Local government: exclude certain areas and activities [9JN ment Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res.
from stormwater regulations, and limit liability of
-provide for parity in civil actions against private 154) (H. Rept. 106-120), [28AP]
local governments relative to co-permittees and im-
and public entities relative to ownership or operation Consideration of H.R. 2605, Energy and Water Devel- plementation of control measures (see H.R. 3294),
of public water systems (see H.R. 1492), [20AP] opment Appropriations: Committee on Rules (House) [10NO]
Safety: biological monitoring and whole effluent tox- (H. Res. 261) (H. Rept. 106–264), (26JY]
Long Island Sound: management plan implementation
icity testing relative to publicly owned treatment Dept. of Agriculture Assistance for the Rehabilitation funding (see H.R. 3313), [10NO] works (see H.R. 155), [7JA)
of Watershed Dams Built for Flood Protection and
-prohibit dumping of dredged material (see H.R. Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community: owner- Water Resource Projects: Committee on Transpor-
855), [25FE]
ship and operation of irrigation works on reservation tation and Infrastructure (House) (H.R. 728) (H.
National clean water trust fund: establish (see H.R.
in Maricopa County, AZ (see H.R. 2820), [9SE] Rept. 106–484), [18NO]
1549), [22AP]
San Gabriel, CA: funding and implementation of a
Dept. of Agriculture Land Conveyance to Sisters, OR,
Rivers: estuary conservation and management programs
long-term solution to groundwater contamination and To Construct a Sewage Treatment Facility: Commit-
funding (see H.R. 1096), [11MR) (see H.R. 1237), tee on Resources (House) (S. 416) (H. Rept. 106–
[23MR) water supply problems (see H.R. 910), [2MR] States: sovereignty over water within borders (see H.R. 453), (5NO]
San Francisco, CA: reduce risk of oil pollution and 2456), [1JY] Energy and Water Development Appropriations: Com-
improve safety of navigation in San Francisco Bay
Summit County, UT: authorize contracts with the mittee of Conference (H.R. 2605) (H. Rept. 106–
(see H.R. 2536), [15JY] Weber Basin Water Conservancy District to use Fed-
Water: authorize appropriations for State water pollu-
336), [27SE) eral facilities to deliver non-Federal water (see H.R.
-Committee on Appropriations (House) (H.R.
tion control revolving funds (see H.R. 2720), (5AU]
-biological monitoring and whole effluent tox- 3236), (5NO]
2605) (H. Rept. 106–253), [26JY]
Tariff: textile industry and water treatment chemicals Perkins County Rural Water System Act: Committee
icity testing relative to publicly owned treatment
works (see H.R. 155), [7JA] (see H.R. 2071), [8JN] on Resources (House) (H.R. 970) (H. Rept. 106–
-Federal decisions, actions, and regulations (see -water treatment and beauty care products chemi- 404), [200C] cals (see H.R. 2074), [8JN] Sly Park Unit Conveyance Act: Committee on Re-
H. Con. Res. 86), [15AP]
Reports filed -water treatment chemicals (see H.R. 2073), sources (House) (H.R. 992) (H. Rept. 106–259),
Beaches Environmental Assessment, Cleanup, and [8JN)
[26JY]
Taxation: modify private activity bond rule to deter
Health Act: Committee on Transportation and Infra- Vallejo, CA, Solano Project Water Uses Authorization:
hostile takeovers of water utilities (see H.R. 3309), Committee on Resources (House) (H.R. 1235) (H.
structure (House) (H.R. 999) (H. Rept. 106–98),
[19AP] [10NO]
Rept. 106-426), [1NO]
Consideration of H.R. 999, Beaches Environmental As-
-treatment of agricultural water conservation ex- Water Resources Development Act: Committee of Con- penditures (see H.R. 579), [4FE] ference (S. 507) (H. Rept. 106–298), [5AU)
sessment, Cleanup, and Health Act: Committee on
Rules (House) (H. Res. 145), [21AP]
TVA: ensure that financial instability does not place
-Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT ACT
the U.S. Treasury at risk (see H.R. 3130), [210C] (House) (H.R. 1480) (H. Rept. 106–106)[26AP]
Utah: settlement of water rights claims of the Shivwits WATER POLLUTION related term(s) ECOLOGY AND
Appointments
Conferees: S. 507, provisions, [22JY]
Band of the Paiute Indian Tribe (see H.R. 3291), ENVIRONMENT; POLLUTION
Bills and resolutions [1ONO]
Bills and resolutions
Enact (see H.R. 1480), [20AP]
Vallejo, CA: authorize certain uses of water from the Airports: conduct a study to assess and reduce the
Enact (H.R. 1480): consideration (see H. Res. 154), Solano Project (see H.R. 1235), [23MR]
adverse environmental impacts of ground and flight
[28AP]
Water pollution: authorize estrogenic substances screen- operations (see H.R. 1463), [15AP]
Technical corrections (see H.R. 2724), (5AU] ing programs (see H.R. 1712), (5MY]
Beaches: improve quality of coastal recreation waters
Conference reports -establish a national clean water trust fund (see (see H.R. 950), [3MR] (see H.R. 999), [4MR]
Provisions (S. 507), (SAU) H.R. 1549), [22AP]
-improve quality of coastal recreation waters Motions -estuary conservation and management programs (H.R. 999), consideration (see H. Res. 145), [21AP] Enact (S. 507), [22JY]
funding (see H.R. 1096), [11MR] (see H.R. 1237), California: fund and implement a balanced, long-term Reports filed
[23MR] solution to groundwater contamination, water supply, Consideration of H.R. 1480, Provisions: Committee on
exclude certain areas and activities from and reliability problems affecting the Eastern Santa Rules (House) (H. Res. 154) (H. Rept. 106–120),
stormwater regulations, and limit liability of local Clara groundwater basin (see H.R. 2483), [12JY] [28AP)
Page 8
-propose principles governing the provision of WEST, TOGO D., JR. see SECRETARY OF VETERANS Senior citizens: warn of the dangers of telemarketing IMF assistance (see H.R. 3027), (50C] AFFAIRS (Togo D. WEST, JR.)
fraud, including Internet fraud, and provide informa- Tariff: anode presses (see H.R. 2521), [14JY] WEST FELICIANA PARISH, LA
tion that will help them protect themselves (see H.R. -assembly machines (see H.R. 2526), [14JY]
Bills and resolutions
612), (4FE] atmosphere firing (see H.R. 2516), [14JY]
Cat Island National Wildlife Refuge: establish (see Taxation: full deduction of health insurance costs for -capacitance tester and reeler (see H.R. 2518), H.R. 3292), [10NO]
self-employed individuals (see H.R. 611), [4FE] [14JY] -ceramic coater (see H.R. 2517), [14JY]
WEST PAPAU NEW GUINEA see INDONESIA
-make dependent care credit refundable and in- -epoxide resins (see H.R. 2523), [14JY] WEST VIRGINIA
crease amount of allowable dependent care expenses -rackers (see H.R. 2522), [14JY]
Bills and resolutions
(see H.R. 847), [24FE]
-self-tapping screws (see H.R. 1026), [4MR] Matewan, WV: disposition of excess land for flood WHISTLEBLOWING related term(s) FEDERAL EM- -trim and form (see H.R. 2524), [14JY] control project (see H.R. 966), [3MR]
PLOYEES -vision inspection systems (see H.R. 2519), WETLANDS
Bills and resolutions [14JY]
Bills and resolutions
Airlines: whistleblower protection for airline employees
WELDON, DAVE (a Representative from Florida)
Agriculture: permit use of certain lands (see H.R.
who provide certain air safety information (see H.R.
Bills and resolutions introduced
1578), [27AP]
953), (3MR]
Business and industry: require certain parent corpora- Coastal zones: use of offshore oil and gas revenues
Dept. of Labor: establish voluntary protection programs
tions of Federal contractors to provide health care to fund State and local conservation programs of
(see H.R. 1459), [15AP]
benefits to retired employees of the contractor (see coastal States (see H.R. 3245), [8NO]
District of Columbia: extend whistleblower protection H.R. 3506), [18NOJ Federal Water Pollution Control Act: amend relative
coverage to personnel of the District of Columbia
Jerry O'Brien Dept. of Veterans Affairs Outpatient
to wetlands mitigation banking (see H.R. 1290),
courts (see H.R. 858), [25FE] Clinic, Melbourne, FL: designate (see H.R. 2330),
Medicare: disclose staffing and performance data, pro-
[25MR] [23JN]
vide whistleblower protections, and review mergers
Food Security Act: authorize enrollment of land in
Medicare: require Dept. of HHS study on mortality
the Wetlands Reserve Program (see H.R. 2066),
and acquisitions relative to Medicare providers (see
and adverse outcome rates of patients receiving anes-
H.R. 1288), [25MR] [8JN]
thesia services (see H.R. 632), [9FE]
Hawaii: conduct a study to determine ways of restoring
Occupational Safety and Health Act: improve whistle-
Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act: provide
blower protection for employees (see H.R. 1851),
the natural wetlands conditions in the Kealia Pond
additional protections to victims of rape (see H.R.
[18MY] National Wildlife Refuge (see H.R. 3176), [280C] 3088), [140C) Louisiana: authorize water quality restoration projects
OSHA: encourage safety and health audits and assure
Space policy: declaration of space leadership (see H.
for Lake Pontchartrain Basin (see H.R. 2957),
timely adjudication of whistleblower complaints by Con. Res. 66), [18MR]
employees (see H.R. 1439), [15AP] [27SE)
-promote international competitiveness of com-
Minnesota: temporary exception for certain countiesWHITE, RICHARD C. (a former Representative from mercial space industry, ensure Federal and private
Texas)
from limitation on percentage of cropland that may
access to space, and minimize opportunities for for-
be enrolled in the conservation reserve and wetlands
Bills and resolutions relative to
eign transfer of critical satellite technologies (see
Richard C. White Federal Building, El Paso, TX: des- H.R. 1526), [22AP]
reserve programs (see H.R. 2583), [21JY]
Natural resources: use of offshore oil and gas revenues
ignate (see H.R. 233), [7JA] Taxation: treat spaceports like airports under exempt
Reports filed
to fund acquisition, improvement, and maintenance facility bond rules (see H.R. 2289), [18JN]
Richard C. White Federal Building, El Paso, TX: Com- WELFARE see PUBLIC WELFARE PROGRAMS; SOCIAL
of public resources (see H.R. 798), [23FE]
mittee on Transportation and Infrastructure (House) North American Wetlands Conservation Council: ap- SECURITY
(H.R. 233) (H. Rept. 106–22), [23FE]
pointment of additional members (see H.R. 2821),
WELLER, JERRY (a Representative from Illinois)
WHITFIELD, ED (a Representative from Kentucky)
[9SE]
Appointments
Bills and resolutions introduced
Committee To Escort the Speaker-Elect to the Chair, Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area: establish (see
Air pollution: regulations relative to beverage alcohol
H.R. 2833), [9SE] [6JA]
compounds emitted from aging warehouses (see H.R.
Bills and resolutions introduced
Reports filed
2314), [22JN] Armed Forces: improve pay and retirement equity (S. North American Wetlands Conservation Council Ex-
Medicaid: definition of audiologist (see H.R. 1068), 4), return to Senate (see H. Res. 393), [18NO] pansion Act: Committee on Resources (House) (H.R.
[10MR] Crime: penalties for harming Federal law enforcement
2821) (H. Rept. 106-388), [180C)
WICKER, ROGER F. (a Representative from Mis-
animals (see H.R. 1791), [13MY]
WEXLER, ROBERT (a Representative from Florida)
sissippi)
Federal employees: provide for the rectification of cer- Bills and resolutions introduced
Appointments
tain retirement coverage errors (S. 1232), return to Council of Conservative Citizens: condemn racist and
Conferee: H.R. 2465, Dept. of Defense appropriations Senate (see H. Res. 394), [18NO] bigoted views (see H. Res. 35), [2FE]
for military construction, family housing, and base Ginnie Mae: guaranty fee level (see H. Con. Res. 10), Firearms: prevent handgun violence and illegal com-
realignment and closure, [21JY] [7JA)
merce in handguns (see H.R. 315), [7JA)
-H.R. 2684, Depts. of Veterans Affairs and
John J. Buchanan Post Office Building, Chicago, IL: Medicare: require appropriate training and certification HUD, and sundry independent agencies appropria- designate (see H.R. 1377), [13AP]
for suppliers of certain listed items of orthotics or
tions, [40C)
National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day: observance prosthetics (see H.R. 1938), [25MY]
Bills and resolutions introduced (see H. Res. 392), [18NO]
Social Security: choice of benefit payment method rel- Pensions: waive limit on benefits from multiemployer
Armed Forces: ensure married personnel having minor
ative to computation rule application to workers at-
dependents are eligible for military family housing plans (see H.R. 1287), [25MR]
taining age 65 in or after 1982 (see H.R. 568),
containing more than two bedrooms (see H.R. 3123),
Taxation: clarify exemption from the self-employment
[3FE]
210C) tax for termination payments received by former life
WEYGAND, ROBERT A. (a Representative from ,
Courts: provide for equitable treatment of governmental insurance salesmen (see H.R. 1593), [28AP]
Rhode Island)
and private plaintiffs in certain civil actions (see
-deduction for decommissioning costs of nuclear
Appointments
H.R. 2597), [22JY] powerplants (see H.R. 2038), (8JN]
John H. Chafee funeral attendees, [280C]
eliminate marriage tax penalty by adjusting in-
-repeal statutory approval requirement for judi-
Bills and resolutions introduced
cial salary increases and provide for automatic an- tax rate brackets and standard deduction
Budget: support year 2000 proposed budget (see H.R. nual increases (see H.R. 698), [10FE) amounts (see H.R. 6), [10FE]
3054, 3055), [70C]
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act: permit exclude reparations received by Holocaust sur- vivors (see H.R. 1292), [25MR]
Dept. of HUD: provide assistance for startup costs State and local educational agencies to establish uni-
expand incentives for the construction and ren-
of community programs to prevent residentially form disciplinary policies (see H.R. 697), [10FE)
ovation of public schools (see H.R. 2416), [1JY]
based lead poisoning in children (see H.R. 1518), Shiloh National Military Park: establish Corinth Unit
-modify holding period used to determine wheth- [21AP]
(see H.R. 2249), [16JN] er horses are assets (see H.R. 1174), [17MR]
Diseases: issue special postage stamps to fund Alz- WIGGINS, MS -require pension plans to provide adequate notice
heimer's research (see H.R. 1939), [25MY]
Bills and resolutions to beneficiaries whose future accruals are being sig-
Education: establish a child care provider scholarship Jay Hanna ‘Dizzy' Dean Post Office: designate (see
nificantly reduced (see H.R. 1176), [18MR] program (see H.R. 846), [24FE]
H.R. 2460), [1JY]
-treatment of certain foreign base company ship-
Indonesia: implementation of results of referendum in WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS ACT ping income (see H.R. 3102), [190C]
East Timor and end violence by paramilitary groups Bills and resolutions
World Trade Organization: address issue of runaway
(see H. Con. Res. 185), [9SE]
Federal-State relations: ensure congressional involve- film production and cultural content restrictions at
-prohibit economic assistance until the results ment in State actions relative to designation of rivers Seattle, WA, talks (see H. Res. 384), [17NO]
of the referendum in East Timor have been fully as wild, scenic, or recreational rivers (see H.R. WELLTON-MOHAWK TRANSFER ACT
implemented (see H.R. 2838), [9SE)
2857), (14SE)
Reports filed
Medicaid: waive Federal claim to State tobacco settle- New Hampshire: extend designation of a portion of
Provisions: Committee on Resources (House) (H. 841) ments if State uses funds only for smoking reduction the Lamprey River as a recreational river to include (H. Rept. 106–257), [26JY]
and public health programs (see H.R. 610), [4FE] an additional river segment (see H.R. 1615), [28AP]
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Federal Power Act: amend relative to electric reliability
and oversight (see H.R. 2602), [22JY]
Petroleum: prohibit certain transfers or assignments of
service station franchises and certain fixing or main-
taining of motor fuel prices (see H.R. 811), [23FE) Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge: reconstruction
funding (see H.R. 2118), [9JN] WYOMING
Bills and resolutions
Big Horn County, WY: conveyance of certain lands
to John R. and Margaret Lowe (see H.R. 510), [2FE]
Devils Tower National Monument: retain name of
mountain (see H.R. 581), [4FE] Jackson, WY: develop and maintain a multi-agency
campus project for tourism and natural resource fa-
cilities (see H.R. 2577), [21JY]
Medicaid: reinstate prior level of disproportionate share
hospital payments to Minnesota, New Mexico, and
Wyoming (see H.R. 2800), (5AU) Public lands: designate certain national parks, wild and
scenic rivers, and wilderness areas in Idaho, Mon- tana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming (see H.R.
488), [2FE)
Reports filed Big Horn County, WY, Land Conveyance to John R.
and Margaret Lowe: Committee Resources (House) (H.R. 510) (H. Rept. 106–68), [17MR] (S.
361) (H. Rept. 106-225), [12JY]
Big Horn County, WY, Land Conveyance to the Estate
of Fred Steffens: Committee on Resources (House) (H.R. 509) (H. Rept. 106–67), [17MR] (S. 449) (H.
Rept. 106-226), [12JY] YEAR 2000 READINESS AND RESPONSIBILITY
ACT
Appointments
Conferees: H.R. 775, provisions, [24JN]
Bills and resolutions
Enact (H.R. 775): consideration (see H. Res. 166), [11MY]
-consideration of conference report (see H. Res. 234), [30JN]
Conference reports
Provisions (H.R. 775), [29JN]
Motions
Enact (H.R. 775), [12MY], [24JN]
Reports filed
Consideration of H.R. 775, Provisions: Committee on
Rules (House) (H. Res. 166) (H. Rept. 106-134), [11MY]
-Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 234) (H. Rept. 106–213), [30JN]
Provisions: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R.
775) (H. Rept. 106-31), [10MY] YEREVAN, ARMENIA
Bills and resolutions
Armenia: provide all U.S. records relative to the Arme-
nian genocide to the Committee on International Re-
lations (House), the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Mu-
seum library, and the Arm an Genocide Museum
(see H. Res. 155), [28AP]
YOUNG, C.W. BILL (a Representative from Florida)
Appointments Conferee: H.R. 1141, emergency supplemental appro- priations, [22AP]
-H.R. 1905, legislative branch of the Government appropriations, [1JY]
-H.R. 1906, agriculture, rural development, FDA,
and related agencies programs appropriations, [13SE]
-H.R. 2084, Dept. of Transportation and related
agencies appropriations, [21SE]
-H.R. 2465, Dept. of Defense appropriations for military construction, family housing, and base re-
alignment and closure, [21JY]
-H.R. 2490, Dept. of the Treasury, Postal Serv-
ice, Executive Office of the President, and independ-
ent agencies appropriations, [21JY]
-H.R. 2561, Dept. of Defense appropriations, (13SE]
-H.R. 2587, District of Columbia appropriations, [3AU]
-H.R. 2605, energy and water development ap- propriations, [13SE]
-H.R. 2670, Depts. of Commerce, Justice, and
State, the Judiciary, and related agencies appropria- tions, [13SE]
-H.R. 2684, Depts. of Veterans Affairs and HUD, and sundry independent agencies appropria- tions, [40C)
-H.R. 3064, District of Columbia appropriations, [210C)
-H.R. 3194, District of Columbia appropriations, [4NO]
U.S. Air Force Academy Board of Visitors, [12AP]
Bills and resolutions introduced
Appropriations: making continuing (see H.J. Res. 67,
68), [27SE] (see H.J. Res. 71), [180C] (see H.J. Res. 73), [270C] (see H.J. Res. 75), [3NO] (see H.J. Res. 78), [9NO] (see H.J. Res. 79), [16NO] (see H.J. Res. 82, 83), [17NO] (see H.J. Res. 84), [18NO]
-making emergency supplemental appropriations (see H.R. 1141), [17MR]
-making emergency supplemental for military operations, refugee relief, and humanitarian assist- ance relative to Kosovo conflict, and for military
operations in Southwest Asia (see H.R. 1664),
[4MY]—making miscellaneous appropriations (see H.R. 3425), [17NO]
Dept. of the Interior and related agencies: making ap-
propriations (see H.R. 3423), [17NO]
Depts. of Commerce, Justice, and State, the Judiciary,
and related agencies: making appropriations (see
H.R. 3421), [17NO]
Depts. of Labor, HHS, and Education, and related
agencies: making appropriations (see H.R. 3424),
[17NO] Foreign operations, export financing, and related pro-
grams: making appropriations (see H.R. 3422),
[17NO]
Lucky Dog (vessel): certificate of documentation (see
H.R. 1825), [14MY]
The Enterprize (vessel): certificate of documentation
(see H.R. 1826), [14MY]
Conference reports
District of Columbia Appropriations (H.R. 3194),
[17NO] Energy and Water Development Appropriations (H.R.
2605), 127SE)
Reports filed Comprehensive Budget Process Reform Act: Commit-
tee on Appropriations (House) (H.R. 853) (H. Rept.
106–198), [24JN]
District of Columbia Appropriations: Committee of
Conference (H.R. 3194) (H. Rept. 106-479), [17NO]
Emergency Supplemental Appropriations: Committee of Conference (H.R. 1141) (H. Rept. 106–143), [14MY]
-Committee on Appropriations (House) (H.R. 1141) (H. Rept. 106-64), [17MR] Kosovo and Southwest Asia Supplemental Appropria-
tions Act: Committee on Appropriations (House)
(H.R. 1664) (H. Rept. 106-125), [4MY]
Revised Suballocation of Budget Allocations for Fiscal
Year 2000: Committee on Appropriations (House) (H. Rept. 106-128), [6MY]
Committee on Appropriations (House) (H. Rept. 106–163), [25MY]
-Committee on Appropriations (House) (H. Rept. 106–217), [1JY]
Committee on Appropriations (House) (H. Rept. 106-233), (14JY]
-Committee on Appropriations (House) (H. Rept. 106-245), [20JY]
-Committee on Appropriations (House) (H. Rept. 106-288), (4AU)
Committee on Appropriations (House) (H. Rept. 106–373), [120C]
Suballocation of Budget Allocations for Fiscal Year
2000: Committee on Appropriations (House) (H.
Rept. 106–124), [4MY]
Rules
Committee on Appropriations (House), [9MR]
YOUNG, DON (a Representative from Alaska)
Appointments Conferee: H.R. 1000, Aviation Investment and Reform
Act for the 21st Century, [140C]
-H.R. 2466, Dept. of the Interior and related agencies appropriations, [40C]
S. 507, Water Resources Development Act, [22JY)
S. 1059, Dept. of Defense appropriations for military activities, prescribing personnel strengths, and military construction, [1JY]
-S. 1467, Aviation Investment and Reform Act
for the 21st Century, (5AU]
Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture
and Arts Development Board of Trustees, [3MR]
Bills and resolutions introduced
Alaska: clarify the regulation of Alaskan guide pilots
conducting air flights (see H.R. 812), [23FE]
complete the orderly withdrawal of NOAA from
the civil administration of the Pribilof Islands (see H.R. 3417), [17NO]
conveyance of certain lands to the Chugach Alaska Corp. (see H.R. 2547), [16JY)
-conveyance of certain lands to the University
of Alaska (see H.R. 2958), [27SE]
-improve Federal hiring and contracting of na-
tives (see H.R. 2804), [5AU]
-management of fish and game resources relative to rural subsistence preference (see H.R. 3183),
[280C] Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act: allow share-
holder common stock to be transferred to adopted Alaska Native children and their descendants (see
H.R. 2803), [5AU) (see H.R. 3013), (50C]
-restore certain lands to the Elim Native Corp. (see H.R. 3090), [180C]
Bikini Atoll: assist in resettlement and relocation of
people (see H.R. 2368), [29JN] Birds: establish a conservation program for neotropical
migratory birds (see H.R. 39), [6JA]
Coastal zones: use of offshore oil and gas revenues
to fund State and local conservation programs of
coastal States (see H.R. 3245), [8NO] Committee on Resources (House): authorizing expendi-
tures (see H. Res. 63), [11FE]
Craig, AK: land conveyance (see H.R. 3182), [280C)
Dept. of Commerce: acquire and equip fishery survey
vessels (see H.R. 2181), [10JN] Endangered Species Act: reauthorize and improve (see
H.R. 3160), [270C] Fishermen's Protective Act: extend reimbursement pe-
riod for owners of U.S. fishing vessels for costs incurred from seizure and detention by a foreign
country (see H.R. 1651), [29AP]
George Washington Memorial Parkway: prohibit con-
struction of new facilities and structures along cer-
tain parts (see H.R. 757), [11FE]
Glacier Bay National Park: management of fishing ac-
tivities (see H.R. 947), [2MR] Hurff A. Saunders Federal Building, Juneau, AK: des-
ignate (see H.R. 972), [3MR]
Medicare: increase payments for physician services
provided in health professional shortage areas in
Alaska and Hawaii (see H.R. 2967), [28SE]
Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge: protect en-
dangered species and other wildlife using the refuge and safeguard refuge land around Minneapolis, MN, from physical or auditory impairment (see H.R.
1284), [25MR] Mount McKinley, AK: rename Mount Denali (see H.R.
1815), [13MY]
Natural resources: continue preparation of useful re-
ports and repeal laws terminating reporting require- ments relative to public lands, Native Americans, fisheries, wildlife, insular areas, and other related matters (see H.R. 3002), [40C]
establish a fund to meet the outdoor conserva-
tion and recreation needs of the American people
(see H.R. 701), (10FE] Power resources: establish and implement competitive,
environmentally sound, and job creating oil and gas
leasing program for the Coastal Plain (see H.R.
2250), (16JN]
Real property: preserve Federal sovereignty of certain
public lands and preserve certain State and private property rights (see H.R. 883), [1MR)
-private property owner rights (see H.R. 1142), 117MR]
Rongelap Atoll: prescribe certain terms for resettlement
of residents due to conditions created from nuclear testing (see H.R. 2970), [29SE]
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1999 (2)—Continued
12.2 COMMUNICATIONS
12.3 MEMBERS-ELECT SWORN IN—ELTON GALLEGLY, STENY H. HOYER, ALAN B. MOLLOHAN, FORTNEY PETE STARK
12.4 SERGEANT-AT-ARMS SWORN IN–WILSON S. LIVINGOOD
42.5 SWEARING IN OF ABSENT MEMBER-ELECT_SAM FARR
42.6 SWEARING-IN OF ABSENT MEMBER-ELECT-GEORGE MILLER OF CALIFORNIA
12.7 ORDER OF BUSINESS—“MORNING-HOUR DEBATE” 12.8 WINTER DISTRICT WORK PERIOD-H. CON. RES. 11
12.9 ORDER OF BUSINESS/SUSPENSION OF THE RULES
12.10 SELECT COMMITTEE ON U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY AND MILITARY CONCERNS—APPOINTMENTS12.11 ORDER OF BUSINESS-CORRECTION OF ENGROSSMENT OF H. RES. 7
12.12 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION BOARD OF REGENTS-APPOINTMENTS 12.13 OFFICIAL ADVISORS TO U.S. TRADE DELEGATIONS—APPOINTMENTS 12.14 PERMANENT SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE-APPOINTMENTS
12.15 DESIGNATION OF DEPUTY CLERK TO SIGN PAPERS
12.16 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK-MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
12.17 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK-MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 12.18 JOINT COMMITTEE ON TAXATION-APPOINTMENTS 12.19 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION–MAJORITY 12.20 RECESS—2:50 P.M. 12.21 AFTER RECESS—8:41 P.M. 12.22 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION–MAJORITY 12.23 COMMITTEE ELECTION—MAJORITY-H. RES. 21 12.24 COMMITTEE ELECTION–MAJORITY-H. RES. 22
12.25 ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE
12.26 COMMITTEE ELECTION—MINORITY_H. RES. 23 12.27 SPEAKER AND MINORITY LEADER TO ACCEPT RESIGNATIONS, APPOINT COMMISSIONS12.28 JOINT SESSION TO RECEIVE A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—APPOINTMENTS
12.29 REFERENCE OF THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE 12.30 ADJOURNMENT
12.31 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
12.32 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 12.33 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 12.34 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1999 (3)
13.1 DESIGNATION OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 13.2 RECESS—1:30 P.M. 13.3 AFTER RECESS—2 P.M. 93.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 13.5 COMMUNICATIONS 13.6 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 13.7 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 13.8 INVESTIGATIVE SUBCOMMITTEES OF COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT-MAJORITY-APPOINT
MENTS 13.9 INVESTIGATIVE SUBCOMMITTEE OF COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT-MINORITY-APPOINT
MENTS 13.10 KENNEDY CENTER BOARD OF TRUSTEES—APPOINTMENT 13.11 COMMITTEE ELECTION–MINORITY-H. RES. 29 13.12 SMALL BUSINESS INVESTMENT TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS—H.R. 68 13.13 DANTE B. FASCELL NORTH/SOUTH CENTER—H.R. 432 13.14 HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL CEREMONY-H. CON. RES. 19 13.15 H.R. 68/UNFINISHED BUSINESS 13.16 [ROLL NO. 7]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 68 13.17 H.R. 432—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 13.18 [ROLL NO. 8]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 432 13.19 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 13.20 COMMITTEE ELECTION–MAJORITY-H. RES. 30 13.21 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-BUDGET PROPOSAL FY 1999
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1999 (3)—Continued
43.22 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-EMIGRATIONS LAWS AND POLICIES OF ALBANIA 13.23 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 43.24 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 99-H. RES. 31 43.25 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 13.26 ADJOURNMENT 13.27 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 13.28 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 13.29 MEMORIALS 13.30 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 13.31 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1999 (4)
14.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 14.2 COMMUNICATIONS 14.3 JOINT ECONOMIC COMMITTEE—APPOINTMENT 14.4 AVIATION WAR RISK INSURANCE PROGRAM-H.R. 98
14.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 99—H. RES. 31
14.6 FEDERAL AVIATION SHORT-TERM EXTENSION-H.R. 9914.7 [ROLL NO. 9]—PASSAGE OF H.R. 99
14.8 H.R. 98%UNFINISHED BUSINESS14.9 [ROLL NO. 10]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 98
14.10 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
14.11 [ROLL NO. 11]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 14.12 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION—MINORITY
14.13 SUBPOENA-SALLY ASSEFF, STAFF OF MR. MCCRERY
14.14 COMMISSION ON CONGRESSIONAL MAILING STANDARDS—APPOINTMENTS 14.15 RECESS—2:12 P.M. 14.16 AFTER RECESS—3:03 P.M.14.17 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 350—H. RES. 36
14.18 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 14.19 ADJOURNMENT
14.20 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
44.21 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 14.22 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 14.23 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 14.24 DELETIONS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1999 (5)
15.1 DESIGNATION OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
15.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 15.3 COMMUNICATIONS 15.4 CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE-APPOINTMENT
15.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 350—H. RES. 36
15.6 MANDATES INFORMATION ACT OF 1999—H.R. 350 15.7 ADJOURNMENT OVER
15.8 HOUR OF MEETING
45.9 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 15.10 ADJOURNMENT 15.11 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 15.12 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1999 (6)
16.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 16.2 COMMUNICATIONS
16.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
16.4 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
46.5 ECONOMIC REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT
96.6 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1999 (6)—Continued
16.7 PEACE EFFORTS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
16.8 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
16.9 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COURTS BUDGET FY 2000 16.10 ADJOURNMENT
16.11 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
16.12 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 16.13 REPORTED BILL SEQUENTIALLY REFERRED 16.14 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 16.15 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 16.16 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1999 (7)
17.1 DESIGNATION OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 17.2 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 17.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 17.4 "MORNING-HOUR DEBATE” 17.5 RECESS-1:05 P.M. 17.6 AFTER RECESS-2 P.M. 17.7 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 17.8 COMMUNICATIONS 17.9 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK-MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 17.10 NATIONAL DRUG CONTROL STRATEGY 47.11 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—U.S. ROMANIA NUCLEAR COOPERATION AGREEMENT 17.12 PACKERS AND STOCKYARDS ACT-H.R. 169 17.13 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 391–H. RES. 42 97.14 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 436-H. RES. 43 17.15 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 437–H. RES. 44 47.16 MICROLOAN PROGRAM-H.R. 440 17.17 FEDERAL PAPERWORK DEMANDS ON SMALL BUSINESSES—H.R. 439 17.18 VARIOUS TRADE LAW TECHNICAL CHANGES—H.R. 435 17.19 RECESS—3:20 P.M. 17.20 AFTER RECESS—5:15 P.M. 17.21 H.R. 440—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 17.22 [ROLL NO. 12]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 440 17.23 H.R. 439—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 17.24 (ROLL NO. 13]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 439 17.25 H.R. 435—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 17.26 (ROLL NO. 14]-ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 435 17.27 IN MEMORY OF R. SCOTT BATES–S. CON. RES. 6 17.28 D.C. MAYORAL RESTORATION OF AUTHORITY—H.R. 433 17.29 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 17.30 ADJOURNMENT 17.31 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 17.32 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 17.33 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 17.34 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 17.35 DELETIONS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1999 (8)
18.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 18.2 COMMUNICATIONS
18.3 MANDATES INFORMATION ACT OF 1999–H.R. 350
18.4 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. BOEHLERT18.5 [ROLL NO. 15]—ON AGREEING TO THE AMENDMENT
18.6 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. WAXMAN18.7 [ROLL NO. 16]—ON AGREEING TO THE AMENDMENT
18.8 [ROLL NO. 17]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 350
18.9 ORDER OF BUSINESS-CONSIDERATION OF S. CON. RES. 7
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1999 (8)—Continued
18.10 HONORING THE LIFE OF THE LATE KING HUSSEIN IBN TALAL AL-HASHEM–S. CON. RES. 7 18.11 [ROLL NO. 18]—ON AGREEING TO S. CON. RES. 7
18.12 ADJOURNMENT OF THE TWO HOUSES—H. CON. RES. 27
18.13 COMMITTEE ELECTION-MINORITY-H. RES. 5018.14 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
48.15 ADJOURNMENT 48.16 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 48.17 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 18.18 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1999 (9)
19.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 19.2 COMMUNICATIONS 19.3 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 19.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 391–H. RES. 42 19.5 SMALL BUSINESS PAPERWORK REDUCTION ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1999—H.R. 391 19.6 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. KUCINICH 19.7 (ROLL NO. 191-ON AGREEING TO THE AMENDMENT 19.8 [ROLL NO. 20]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 391 19.9 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-EMIGRATION LAWS AND POLICIES OF MONGOLIA 19.10 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 437–H. RES. 44 19.11 CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER IN THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT-H.R. 437 19.12 [ROLL NO. 21]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 437 19.13 TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS TO POSTMASTER GENERAL REPORT-H.R. 705 19.14 SPEAKER, MAJORITY LEADER AND MINORITY LEADER TO ACCEPT RESIGNATIONS, APPOINT COMMISSIONS 19.15 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 49.16 ORDER OF BUSINESS-APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS TO GEORGE WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY CEREMONIES 19.17 APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS TO GEORGE WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY CEREMONIES 19.18 U.S. GROUP OF NORTH ATLANTIC ASSEMBLY—APPOINTMENTS 19.19 CANADA-U.S. INTERPARLIAMENTARY GROUP_APPOINTMENTS 19.20 MEXICO-U.S. INTERPARLIAMENTARY GROUP-APPOINTMENTS 19.21 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PAGE BOARD-APPOINTMENTS 19.22 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE TO SIGN ENROLLMENTS 19.23 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PAGE BOARD-APPOINTMENTS 19.24 WOMEN'S PROGRESS COMMEMORATION COMMISSION-APPOINTMENTS 49.25 NATIONAL COUNCIL ON THE ARTS--APPOINTMENT 19.26 TRADE DEFICIT REVIEW COMMISSION-APPOINTMENTS 19.27 WEB-BASED EDUCATION COMMISSION-APPOINTMENTS 19.28 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 19.29 ADJOURNMENT 19.30 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 19.31 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 19.32 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 19.33 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 19.34 DELETIONS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1999 (10)
(10.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
110.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 110.3 COMMUNICATIONS
110.4 ADJOURNMENT OF THE TWO HOUSES
110.5 PERMANENT SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE-APPOINTMENTS 110.6 ADJOURNMENT110.7 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
110.8 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS I 10.9 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1999 (11)
(11.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1999 (11)—Continued
111.2 RECESS—1:06 P.M. (11.3 AFTER RECESS—2 P.M. 111.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 111.5 COMMUNICATIONS 111.6 SUBPOENA RESPONSE–MR. MCCOLLUM 111.7 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION—MINORITY 111.8 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 111.9 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE I 11.10 GEORGE WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY OBSERVANCE q 11.11 OMNIBUS PARKS AND PUBLIC LANDS MANAGEMENT-H.R. 149 111.12 COASTAL HERITAGE TRAIL ROUTE, NEW JERSEY APPROPRIATIONS—H.R. 171 111.13 SUDBURY, ASSABET, AND CONCORD RIVERS—NATIONAL WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS SYSTEM-H.R. 193 [11.14 HIRAM H. WARD FEDERAL BUILDING AND UNITED STATES COURTHOUSE-H.R. 92 (11.15 JAMES F. BATTIN FEDERAL COURTHOUSE-H.R. 158 111.16 RICHARD C. WHITE FEDERAL BUILDING-H.R. 233 111.17 RONALD V. DELLUMS FEDERAL BUILDING-H.R. 396 111.18 H.R. 171—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 111.19 [ROLL NO. 22)—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 171 111.20 H.R. 193—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 111.21 [ROLL NO. 23]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 193 111.22 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—RECEIVED IN WRITING 111.23 COMMITTEE ELECTION–MAJORITY-H. RES. 73 I11.24 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 409–H. RES. 75 111.25 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 438—H. RES. 76 111.26 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 514-H. RES. 77 111.27 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-WESTERN HEMISPHERE DRUG ALLIANCE 111.28 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 111.29 ADJOURNMENT 111.30 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 111.31 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 111.32 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 111.33 MEMORIALS 111.34 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 111.35 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 111.36 PETITIONS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1999 (12)
112.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL ( 12.2 COMMUNICATIONS
( 12.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
112.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 438-H. RES. 76 112.5 WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC SAFETY ACT–1999—H.R. 438
112.6 [ROLL NO. 24]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 438
112.7 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 436—H. RES. 43
1 12.8 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 409—H. RES. 75
112.9 ORDER OF BUSINESS-CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 436
1 12.10 REDUCE WASTE, FRAUD, AND ERROR IN GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS—H.R. 436
1 12.11 [ROLL NO. 25]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 436 112.12 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT ACT-H.R. 409
( 12.13 [ROLL NO. 26]-ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 409
1 12.14 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT-H.R. 4091 12.15 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 669—H. RES. 83
112.16 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION—MINORITY 112.17 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION–MINORITY( 12.18 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
1 12.19 ADJOURNMENT1 12.20 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
I 12.21 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONSPage 11
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1999 (12)—Continued
( 12.22 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 112.23 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1999 (13)
(13.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL (13.2 [ROLL NO. 27]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL (13.3 COMMUNICATIONS (13.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE I 13.5 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK—CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION I 13.6 ORDER OF BUSINESS SWEARING IN OF MEMBER-ELECT_JOHNNY ISAKSON (13.7 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 514–H. RES. 77 113.8 WIRELESS PRIVACY ENHANCEMENT ACT-H.R. 514 (13.9 [ROLL NO. 28]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 514 1 13.10 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 113.11 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 669—H. RES. 83 ( 13.12 TRADE DEFICIT REVIEW COMMISSION—APPOINTMENT 413.13 NATIONAL COUNCIL ON THE ARTS-APPOINTMENT (13.14 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO CUBA'S DESTRUCTION OF U.S.
CIVILIAN AIRCRAFT 113.15 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—-COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT 113.16 RESIGNATION AS MEMBER OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES–ROBERT L. LIVINGSTON 113.17 ADJOURNMENT OVER I 13.18 HOUR OF MEETING (13.19 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH (13.20 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED
13.21 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT 113.22 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 1 13.23 ADJOURNMENT 1 13.24 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 113.25 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 113.26 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 113.27 PETITIONS ( 13.28 DELETIONS
MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1999 (14)
114.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
1 14.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL (14.3 COMMUNICATIONS 114.4 SUBPOENA—MR. MCCOLLUM (14.5 ADJOURNMENT
1 14.6 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
114.7 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 114.8 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 114.9 MEMORIALS 114.10 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1999 (15)
( 15.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
1 15.2 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 1 15.3 RECESS-11:21 A.M. 1 15.4 AFTER RECESS- 12 P.M.
[ 15.5 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
( 15.6 COMMUNICATIONS1 15.7 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS AUTHORITY
[ 15.8 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION–MINORITY 115.9 YOUTH TO PERFORM WORK WITH WOOD PRODUCTS—H.R. 221 I 15.10 DISASTER MITIGATION BY SMALL BUSINESSES—H.R. 818 I (15.11 APPLES EXPORT-H.R. 609
TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1999 (15)—Continued
( 15.12 NULLIFICATION OF CONSTRAINTS ON GUARANTEEING FARM LOANS—H.R. 882
115.13 SOCIAL SECURITY GUARANTEE INITIATIVE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY-H.J. RES. 32
(15.14 [ROLL NO. 29]—ON PASSAGE OF H.J. RES. 32 115.15 H.R. 609-UNFINISHED BUSINESS
I 15.16 [ROLL NO. 30]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 609
115.17 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 603—H. RES. 85
115.18 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 661–H. RES. 86
1 15.19 JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING AND JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY-H. RES. 87 I 15.20 COMMITTEE ELECTION—MAJORITY=H. RES. 88
1 15.21 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
115.22 ADJOURNMENT15.23 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1 15.24 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 1 15.25 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 1 115.26 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1 15.27 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS (15.28 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1999 (16)
1 16.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 116.2 COMMUNICATIONS 116.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 116.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 603—H. RES. 85 116.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 661–H. RES. 86 1 16.6 DEATH ON THE HIGH SEAS—H.R. 603 116.7 SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT PROHIBITIONS-H.R. 661 1 16.8 PEACE CORPS AUTHORIZATION–H.R. 669 1 16.9 [ROLL NO. 311-ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 669 1 16.10 H.R. 603—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 16.11 [ROLL NO. 32]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 603 1 16.12 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY-APPOINTMENT 116.13 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INSTITUTE OF AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE CULTURE AND ARTS
DEVELOPMENT-APPOINTMENT 116.14 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS-APPOINTMENT 1 16.15 COMMISSION ON SECURITY AND COOPERATION IN EUROPE-APPOINTMENT 116.16 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 707-H. RES. 91 116.17 SENATE BILL REFERRED 116.18 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 116.19 ADJOURNMENT 1 16.20 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 116.21 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS (16.22 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS (16.23 DELETIONS
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1999 (17)
1 17.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 117.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 117.3 COMMUNICATIONS 117.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 707—H. RES. 91 117.5 DISASTER MITIGATION AND COST REDUCTION ACT-H.R. 707 117.6 [ROLL NO. 33]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 707 1 17.7 CONDOLENCES OF THE CONGRESS ON THE DEATH OF THE HONORABLE MORRIS K. UDALL-H. CON. RES. 40 117.8 ADJOURNMENT OVER (17.9 HOUR OF MEETING 117.10 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 117.11 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION–MAJORITY 117.12 COMMISSION ON THE ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN AND MINORITIES IN SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, AND TECHNOLOGY
DEVELOPMENT-APPOINTMENT
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1999 (17)—Continued
117.13 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION—MINORITY
117.14 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 117.15 ADJOURNMENT
117.16 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
(17.17 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 117.18 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS (17.19 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS (17.20 DELETIONS
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1999 (18)
118.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
1 18.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 118.3 COMMUNICATIONS 118.4 PARENTS ADVISORY COUNCIL ON DRUG ABUSE-APPOINTMENTS 118.5 ADJOURNMENT
118.6 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
(18.7 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS (18.8 MEMORIALS 118.9 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1999 (19)
119.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
119.2 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 119.3 “MORNING-HOUR DEBATE”
119.4 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING
119.5 RECESS–11:03 A.M. 119.6 AFTER RECESS-12 NOON(19.7 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
119.8 COMMUNICATIONS119.9 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
119.10 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-TRADE POLICY AGREEMENTS PROGRAM 119.11 1999 NURSING HOME RESIDENT PROTECTION–H.R. 540
( 19.12 CHANGE OF REFERENCE-H.R. 809
119.13 UNITED STATES CODE REENACTMENT EXTENSION_H.R. 808119.14 FREE ELECTIONS IN INDONESIA-H. RES. 32
1 19.15 HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES IN CHINA AND TIBET-H. CON. RES. 28
119.16 CATAFALQUE FOR JUSTICE BLACKMUN LYING IN STATE-H. CON. RES. 45
(19.17 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 800—H. RES. 100
1 19.18 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 119.19 ADJOURNMENT
(19.20 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
1 19.21 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 119.22 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 119.23 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1999 (20)
120.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 120.2 COMMUNICATIONS 120.3 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 120.4 [ROLL NO. 34]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 420.5 H.R. 540-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 120.6 [ROLL NO. 35]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 540 120.7 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 800 120.8 [ROLL NO. 36]—ON ORDERING THE PREVIOUS QUESTION 120.9 DODSON SCHOOL DISTRICTS FUNDING—S. 447 1 20.10 EDUCATION FLEXIBILITY PARTNERSHIP-H.R. 800 120.11 RECORDED VOTE—AMENDMENT BY MR. HOLT TO THE AMENDMENT BY MR. EHLERS 120.12 [ROLL NO. 37]—ON THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1999 (20)—Continued
120.13 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. EHLERS
120.14 [ROLL NO. 38]—ON THE AMENDMENT
120.15 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING
120.16 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. GEORGE MILLER OF CALIFORNIA
120.17 [ROLL NO. 39]—ON THE AMENDMENT
120.18 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 103-H. RES. 103
I 20.19 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 104-H. RES. 104
120.20 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO IRAN 120.21 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED
1 20.22 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
120.23 ADJOURNMENT120.24 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
120.25 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 120.26 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1999 (21)
121.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 121.2 COMMUNICATIONS 121.3 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION—MAJORITY 121.4 COMMITTEE ELECTION—MAJORITY—H. RES. 108 121.5 EDUCATION FLEXIBILITY PARTNERSHIP-H.R. 800 121.6 RECORDED VOTEAMENDMENT BY MR. SCOTT 121.7 (ROLL NO. 40]—ON THE AMENDMENT 121.8 [ROLL NO. 41]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 800 121.9 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT-H.R. 800 121.10 H.R. 808—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 121.11 (ROLL NO. 42]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 808 121.12 H. RES. 32–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 121.13 [ROLL NO. 43]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 32 121.14 H. CON. RES. 28—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 121.15 [ROLL NO. 44]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 28 121.16 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H. CON RES. 42–H. RES. 103 121.17 [ROLL NO. 45]—ON ORDERING THE PREVIOUS QUESTION 121.18 [ROLL NO. 46]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 103 121.19 REGARDING DEPLOYMENT OF TROOPS IN KOSOVO-H. CON. RES. 42 121.20 RECORDED VOTE—SHALL THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR STAND AS THE JUDGMENT OF THE COMMITTEE? 121.21 [ROLL NO. 47]—ON AGREEING TO THE QUESTION “SHALL THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR STAND AS THE JUDGMENT
OF THE COMMITTEE?” 121.22 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT OF MRS. FOWLER TO THE AMENDMENT BY MR. GEJDENSON 121.23 [ROLL NO. 48]—ON THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT 121.24 [ROLL NO. 49]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 42 121.25 ADJOURNMENT OVER 121.26 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 121.27 COMMISSION ON SECURITY AND COOPERATION IN EUROPE-APPOINTMENTS 121.28 SENATE ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 121.29 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT 121.30 ADJOURNMENT 121.31 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 121.32 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 121.33 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 121.34 DELETIONS
MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1999 (22)
22.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
422.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 122.3 COMMUNICATIONS
122.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
122.5 ADJOURNMENT
MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1999 (22)—Continued
122.6 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 122.7 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4 22.8 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1999 (23)
123.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 423.2 RECESS—10:06 A.M. 123.3 AFTER RECESS11 A.M.
123.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
123.5 COMMUNICATIONS123.6 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
123.7 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK-MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 123.8 NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO IRAN
123.9 WOMEN'S BUSINESS CENTER-H.R. 774
123.10 D.C. COURT EMPLOYEES WHISTLEBLOWER PROTECTION–H.R. 858 123.11 FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD RETIREMENT PORTABILITY—H.R. 807123.12 RECOGNITION OF JOE DIMAGGIO–H. RES. 105
123.13 PALESTINIAN STATE DECLARATION OPPOSITION–H. CON. RES. 24123.14 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 819—H. RES. 104
123.15 MARITIME COMMISSION AUTHORIZATION-H.R. 819123.16 [ROLL NO. 50]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 819
123.17 H.R. 774-UNFINISHED BUSINESS123.18 [ROLL NO. 51)-ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 774
123.19 H. CON. RES. 24-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 123.20 [ROLL NO. 52]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 24123.21 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 820—H. RES. 113
123.22 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 975–H. RES. 114
123.23 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 123.24 ADJOURNMENT
123.25 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
23.26 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 123.27 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1999 (24)
124.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 124.2 COMMUNICATIONS 424.3 COMMITTEE ELECTION—MINORITY_H. RES. 119
1 24.4 HOUR OF MEETING
124.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 820—H. RES. 113
(24.6 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 975—H. RES. 114 24.7 UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL COUNCIL-APPOINTMENTS 124.8 STEEL IMPORT REDUCTION–H.R. 975 124.9 EMERGENCY SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FY 1999—H.R. 1141 124.10 COAST GUARD AUTHORIZATION–H.R. 820 124.11 RECORDED VOTE—AMENDMENT BY MR. UPTON
124.12 [ROLL NO. 53]—ON THE AMENDMENT
124.13 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. LOBIONDO124.14 [ROLL NO. 54]—ON THE AMENDMENT
124.15 [ROLL NO. 55]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 820 24.16 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT-H.R. 820 124.17 H.R. 975—UNFINISHED BUSINESS
124.18 [ROLL NO. 56]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 975
124.19 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 4-H. RES. 120 124.20 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED
124.21 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
1 24.22 ADJOURNMENT124.23 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
24.24 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONSPage 12
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1999 (24)—Continued
124.25 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 124.26 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1999 (25)
125.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 125.2 COMMUNICATIONS
125.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
125.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 4-H. RES. 120 125.5 [ROLL NO. 57]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 120
125.6 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING
125.7 NATIONAL MISSILE DEFENSE-H.R. 4125.8 [ROLL NO. 58]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS
125.9 [ROLL NO. 59]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 4 9 25.10 ADJOURNMENT OVER 925.11 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 125.12 JOINT ECONOMIC COMMITTEE-APPOINTMENTS
125.13 JFK CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS-APPOINTMENT
125.14 U.S. CAPITOL PRESERVATION COMMISSION-APPOINTMENT125.15 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-REPORT OF CORPORATION FOR PUBLIC BROADCASTING
125.16 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-REPORT OF NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR DEMOCRACY
125.17 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
125.18 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 125.19 ADJOURNMENT
125.20 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
125.21 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 125.22 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1999 (26)
126.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 126.2 COMMUNICATIONS
126.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
1 26.4 COMMITTEE FUNDING-H. RES. 101426.5 SUBPOENA-KATHIE EASTMAN, STAFF OF MR. DEFAZIO
126.6 ADJOURNMENT126.7 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
126.8 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 126.9 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1999 (27)
127.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 127.2 RECESS—9:44 A.M. 127.3 AFTER RECESS-11 A.M. 127.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 127.5 COMMUNICATIONS 127.6 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 127.7 COMMISSION ON SECURITY AND COOPERATION IN EUROPE-APPOINTMENTS 127.8 U.S. HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL COUNCIL-APPOINTMENTS 127.9 ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY BURIAL ELIGIBILITY-H.R. 70 127.10 SMALL BUSINESS YEAR 2000 READINESS–S. 314 127.11 SMALL BUSINESS INVESTMENT TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS-AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE TO H.R. 68 127.12 EDWARD N. CAHN FEDERAL BUILDING AND U.S. COURTHOUSE-H.R. 751 127.13 THURGOOD MARSHALL U.S. COURTHOUSE-H.R. 130 127.14 USE OF CAPITOL GROUNDS FOR J.F.K. CENTER PERFORMANCES—H. CON. RES. 52 127.15 D.C.SPECIAL OLYMPICS LAW ENFORCEMENT TORCH RUN–H. CON. RES. 50 127.16 NATIONAL PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL SERVICE-H. CON. RES. 44 127.17 GREATER WASHINGTON SOAP BOX DERBY-H. CON. RES. 47 127.18 RETIREMENT COVERAGE CORRECTIONS—H.R. 416 127.19 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT-H. RES. 118
TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1999 (27)—Continued
127.20 HUMAN RIGHTS IN CUBA-H. RES. 99 127.21 TAIWAN RELATIONS ACT 20TH ANNIVERSARY-H. CON. RES. 56 127.22 ANTI-SEMITIC STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS OF DUMA-H. CON. RES. 37 127.23 CONCURRENT RESOLUTION ON THE BUDGET FY 2000—H. CON. RES. 68 127.24 CROP REVENUE COVERAGE-H.R. 1212 127.25 RACISM AND BIGOTRY OPPOSITION—H. RES. 121 127.26 [ROLL NO. 60—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 121 127.27 H.R. 70—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 127.28 [ROLL NO. 61]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 70 127.29 H. CON. RES. 56—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 127.30 [ROLL NO. 62]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 56 127.31 H. CON. RES. 37–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 127.32 (ROLL NO. 63]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 37 127.33 EDUCATION FLEXIBILITY PARTNERSHIP_DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO A
CONFERENCE-H.R. 800 127.34 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 800 427.35 (ROLL NO. 641-ON THE MOTION 127.36 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1141—H. RES. 125 127.37 COMMITTEE FUNDING-H. RES. 101 127.38 [ROLL NO. 65]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT THE RESOLUTION, AS AMENDED, WITH INSTRUCTIONS 127.39 [ROLL NO. 66]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 101, AS AMENDED 127.40 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES—H.R. 800 127.41 BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION–H.J. RES. 26 127.42 BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION–H.J. RES. 27 127.43 BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION-H.J. RES. 28 127.44 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 127.45 ADJOURNMENT 127.46 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 127.47 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 127.48 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 127.49 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 127.50 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 127.51 DELETIONS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1999 (28)
128.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 128.2 COMMUNICATIONS
128.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
428.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1141_H. RES. 125 128.5 EMERGENCY SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FY 1999-H.R. 1141 428.6 RECORDED VOTE—AMENDMENT BY MR. STENHOLM
128.7 [ROLL NO. 671—ON THE AMENDMENT
128.8 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. OBEYI 28.9 [ROLL NO. 68]—ON THE AMENDMENT
128.10 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. TIAHRT128.11 [ROLL NO. 69]—ON THE AMENDMENT
128.12 [ROLL NO. 70]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1141 128.13 PRESIDENT'S EXPORT COUNCIL-APPOINTMENTS
4 28.14 U.S. ARMED FORCES-FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA-H. RES. 130
128.15 [ROLL NO. 71]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 130 128.16 AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM-S. 643 128.17 SELECT COMMITTEE ON CHINA EXTENSION–H. RES. 129128.18 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H. CON. RES. 68-H. RES. 131
128.19 SENATE BILLS REFERRED128.20 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
128.21 ADJOURNMENT128.22 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
128.23 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1999 (28)—Continued
128.24 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 128.25 DELETIONS
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1999 (29)
129.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 129.2 COMMUNICATIONS
129.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
129.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H. CON. RES. 68—H. RES. 131
129.5 (ROLL NO. 72]—ON ORDERING THE PREVIOUS QUESTION 129.6 [ROLL NO. 73]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 131 129.7 CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET FOR FY 2000-H. CON. RES. 68
429.8 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE BY MR. COBURN
129.9 [ROLL NO. 74]—ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE
129.10 RECORDED VOTE-ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE BY MR. MINGE
1 29.11 (ROLL NO. 75]—ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE
429.12 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE BY MR. SPRATT
129.13 [ROLL NO. 76]—ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE 129.14 [ROLL NO. 77]-ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 68, AS AMENDED
129.15 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
129.16 PERMISSION TO FILE REPORT-H.R. 851129.17 PROVIDING FOR THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE TWO HOUSES–S. CON. RES. 23
129.18 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE TO SIGN ENROLLMENTS 129.19 JOINT ECONOMIC COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS 129.20 SPEAKER AND MINORITY LEADER TO ACCEPT RESIGNATIONS, APPOINT COMMISSIONS 129.21 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 129.22 ENROLLED BILLS SIGNED 129.23 SENATE ENROLLED BILL SIGNED
129.24 BILLS PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
129.25 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 129.26 ADJOURNMENT
129.27 OATH OF OFFICE/MEMBERS, RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS AND DELEGATES
129.28 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 129.29 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1999 (30)
9 30.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 130.2 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 130.3 “MORNING-HOUR DEBATE" 130.4 RECESS-12:42 P.M. 4 30.5 AFTER RECESS-2 P.M. 130.6 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 130.7 COMMUNICATIONS 130.8 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 130.9 ENROLLED BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS SIGNED 130.10 HISTORICAL PUBLICATIONS AND RECORDS COMMISSION—APPOINTMENT 130.11 U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY BOARD OF VISITORS—APPOINTMENTS 430.12 U.S. COAST GUARD ACADEMY BOARD OF VISITORS APPOINTMENT 130.13 U.S. MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY BOARD OF VISITORS—APPOINTMENT 130.14 U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY BOARD OF VISITORS-APPOINTMENTS 130.15 U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY BOARD OF VISITORS/APPOINTMENTS 1 30.16 CONGRESSIONAL AWARD NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS-APPOINTMENTS 1 30.17 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION-MINORITY 130.18 SUBPOENA—MR. DELQUADRO, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, ADMINISTRATION AND INFORMATION DIVISION, CONGRES
SIONAL BUDGET OFFICE 130.19 OTAY MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS AREA-H.R. 15 130.20 NATIONAL PARK AND WILDLIFE REFUGE FEES—H.R. 154 130.21 GATEWAY VISITOR CENTER-H.R. 449 130.22 SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DISASTER MITIGATION–S. 388
MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1999 (30)—Continued
130.23 MICROLOAN PROGRAM TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS-H.R. 440 130.24 AGREEING TO THE AMENDMENTS OF THE SENATE WITH AN AMENDMENT TO H.R. 98—H. RES. 135 130.25 USE OF CAPITOL GROUNDS FOR SUNRAYCE 99—H. CON. RES. 48 130.26 USE OF CAPITOL GROUNDS FOR EARTH FORCE YOUTH BIKE SUMMIT-H. CON. RES. 49 130.27 TERRY SANFORD FEDERAL BUILDING-H.R. 911 130.28 RECESS—3:32 P.M. 130.29 AFTER RECESS—5:52 P.M. 130.30 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 130.31 CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET FY 2000—DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO A CON
FERENCE-H. CON. RES. 68 4 30.32 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H. CON. RES. 68 130.33 H. RES. 135—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 130.34 [ROLL NO. 78]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 135 130.35 H.R. 911–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 130.36 [ROLL NO. 79]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 911 130.37 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES-H. CON. RES. 68—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 130.38 [ROLL NO. 80]—ON THE MOTION 130.39 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES—H. CON. RES. 68 1 30.40 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1143-H. RES. 136 (30.41 SENATE BILLS REFERRED 130.42 BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT 130.43 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 130.44 ADJOURNMENT 130.45 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 130.46 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 130.47 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 130.48 MEMORIALS 130.49 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 130.50 DELETIONS
TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1999 (31)
131.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 131.2 RECESS—10:11 A.M. 131.3 AFTER RECESS—11 A.M.
131.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
131.5 COMMUNICATIONS131.6 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
131.7 MADRID PROTOCOL IMPLEMENTATION–H.R. 769 131.8 TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS_COPYRIGHT LAWS-TITLE 17, UNITED STATES CODE-H.R. 1189131.9 PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER MEDAL OF VALOR-H.R. 46
131.10 EL SALVADOR ELECTIONS—H. RES. 110131.11 STATE OF QATAR ELECTIONS—H. CON. RES. 35
131.12 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1143—H. RES. 136
131.13 MICROENTERPRISE PROGRAMS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES-H.R. 1143 131.14 RECESS- 12:47 P.M. 131.15 AFTER RECESS-1:37 P.M. 131.16 H.R. 46—UNFINISHED BUSINESS
131.17 [ROLL NO. 81]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 46
131.18 H. CON. RES. 35—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 131.19 [ROLL NO. 82]–H. CON. RES. 35131.20 SUBPOENA,LAURA GRIFFIN, CASE MANAGER, OFFICE OF MR. MILLER OF FLORIDA
131.21 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 131.22 RECESS7:56 P.M.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF APRIL 13), 1999
131.23 AFTER RECESS—12:18 A.M.
931.24 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT-H. CON. RES. 68 131.25 RECESS—12:19 A.M.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF APRIL 13), 1999—Continued
131.26 AFTER RECESS—1:02 A.M.
131.27 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H. CON. RES. 68-H. RES. 137
131.28 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 472-H. RES. 138
131.29 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 37–H. RES. 139
131.30 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 131.31 ADJOURNMENT
131.32 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
131.33 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 131.34 MEMORIALS 131.35 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 131.36 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1999 (32)
132.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
132.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
132.3 [ROLL NO. 83]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 132.4 COMMUNICATIONS
132.5 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
132.6 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST A CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H. CON. RES. 68—H. RES. 137 132.7 [ROLL NO. 84]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 137
132.8 CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET FOR FY 2000—CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE REPORT ON H. CON. RES. 68
132.9 [ROLL NO. 851-ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT
132.10 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 472-H. RES. 138
132.11 [ROLL NO. 86]—ON ORDERING THE PREVIOUS QUESTION 132.12 [ROLL NO. 87]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 138 132.13 POSTCENSUS LOCAL REVIEW_H.R. 472
132.14 [ROLL NO. 88]—ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE
132.15 [ROLL NO. 89]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 472
132.16 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1376—H. RES. 140 132.17 SUBPOENA-MR. KINGSTON 132.18 SENATE BILL REFERRED 132.19 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 132.20 SENATE ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 132.21 ADJOURNMENT
932.22 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
132.23 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 132.24 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1999 (33)
133.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 133.2 COMMUNICATIONS
133.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
133.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 37—H. RES. 139 133.5 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT RELATING TO TAX LIMITATIONS—H.J. RES. 37
133.6 [ROLL NO. 90]—ON PASSAGE OF H.J. RES. 37
133.7 ORDER OF BUSINESS CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1376 133.8 COMBAT ZONE TAX BENEFITS EXPANSION—H.R. 1376
133.9 [ROLL NO. 91)-ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1376
133.10 USE OF CAPITOL ROTUNDA FOR NATO CEREMONY-H. CON. RES. 81 133.11 U.S.S. ALABAMA CREWMAN'S ASSOCIATION–H. RES. 123
133.12 DETAINED U.S. SERVICEMEN IN YUGOSLAVIA-H. CON. RES. 83
133.13 ADJOURNMENT OVER133.14 HOUR OF MEETING
133.15 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH133.16 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
133.17 ADJOURNMENT 133.18 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 133.19 MEMORIALSPage 13
THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1999 (33)—Continued
133.20 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 133.21 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 133.22 DELETIONS
MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1999 (34)
134.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
434.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 1 34.3 COMMUNICATIONS
134.4 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK-MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
434.5 ENROLLED BILLS SIGNED 134.6 PRIVATE CALENDAR OBJECTORS—MAJORITY AND MINORITY134.7 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS TRUST FUND BOARD—APPOINTMENT
134.8 BILLS PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT 134.9 ADJOURNMENT
134.10 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
134.11 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 134.12 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 134.13 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 134.14 MEMORIALS 134.15 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 134.16 PETITIONS
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1999 (35)
135.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 135.2 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 135.3 "MORNING-HOUR DEBATE” 135.4 RECESS—1:10 P.M. 135.5 AFTER RECESS-2 P.M. 135.6 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 135.7 COMMUNICATIONS 135.8 PRIVATE CALENDAR BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 135.9 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT-H.R. 800 135.10 ROSA PARKS GOLD MEDAL-H.R. 573 135.11 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 135.12 THRIFT SAVINGS PLAN ADJUSTMENTS-H.R. 208 135.13 CONDEMNATION OF THE MURDER OF ROSEMARY NELSON-H. RES. 128 135.14 GOOD FRIDAY PEACE AGREEMENT ANNIVERSARY-H. CON. RES. 54 135.15 OMNIBUS CONSOLIDATED AND EMERGENCY SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS—H.R. 1379 135.16 H.R. 573—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 135.17 [ROLL NO. 92]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 573 135.18 ROSA PARKS GOLD MEDAL-S. 531 135.19 H. RES. 128–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 135.20 [ROLL NO. 93]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 128 135.21 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—CLIMATE CHANGE PROGRAMS 135.22 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1184—H. RES. 142 135.23 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 800—H. RES. 143 135.24 SENATE BILLS REFERRED 135.25 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 135.26 ADJOURNMENT 135.27 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 135.28 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 135.29 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 135.30 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1999 (36)
136.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
136.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 136.3 COMMUNICATIONS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1999 (36)—Continued
436.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
136.5 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 800—H. RES. 143
136.6 EDUCATION FLEXIBILITY PARTNERSHIP_CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 800
136.7 [ROLL NO. 94]—ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT
136.8 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1184—H. RES. 142 136.9 EARTHQUAKE HAZARDS REDUCTION–H.R. 1184
136.10 [ROLL NO. 95]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1184
136.11 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 999—H. RES. 145 136.12 ADJOURNMENT
136.13 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
136.14 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 136.15 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 136.16 DELETIONS
THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1999 (37)
137.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 137.2 COMMUNICATIONS 137.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 937.4 EMERGENCY SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FY 1999—DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND
AGREED TO A CONFERENCE-H.R. 1141 137.5 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 1141 137.6 (ROLL NO. 96)—ON THE MOTION 137.7 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES-H.R. 1141 137.8 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 999—H. RES. 145 137.9 COASTAL WATERS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT-H.R. 999 137.10 ADJOURNMENT OVER 137.11 HOUR OF MEETING 137.12 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 137.13 SENATE ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 137.14 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 137.15 ADJOURNMENT 137.16 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 437.17 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1999 (38)
138.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
138.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 138.3 COMMUNICATIONS
138.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
138.5 U.S. CAPITOL PRESERVATION COMMISSION—APPOINTMENTS 138.6 SENATE BILL AND CONCURRENT RESOLUTION REFERRED 138.7 ADJOURNMENT138.8 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
138.9 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 138.10 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 138.11 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1999 (39)
139.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 139.2 RECESS—12:58 P.M. 139.3 AFTER RECESS—2 P.M.
139.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
139.5 COMMUNICATIONS 139.6 SATELLITE SIGNAL LICENSING AND CARRIAGE-H.R. 1554 139.7 JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL-H.R. 1034139.8 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING
139.9 COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TRAGEDY-H. CON. RES. 92 139.10 H.R. 1554–UNFINISHED BUSINESS
TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1999 (39)—Continued
139.11 [ROLL NO. 97]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1554
139.12 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT_SELECTED RESERVE TO ACTIVE DUTY 139.13 RECESS-10:05 P.M.
— 139.14 AFTER RECESS—11:47 P.M. 139.15 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1569, H. CON. RES. 82, H.J. RES. 44, AND S. CON. RES. 21–H. RES. 151 139.16 SENATE BILL REFERRED 139.17 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 139.18 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 139.19 ADJOURNMENT 139.20 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 139.21 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 139.22 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON REPORTED BILLS SEQUENTIALLY REFERRED 139.23 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 139.24 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 139.25 DELETIONS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1999 (40)
440.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 140.2 [ROLL NO. 98] 140.3 COMMUNICATIONS 140.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 140.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1569, H. CON. RES. 82, H.J. RES. 44, AND S. CON. RES. 44-H. RES. 151 140.6 [ROLL NO. 99]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 151, AS AMENDED 140.7 DEPLOYMENT OF U.S. FORCES IN YUGOSLAVIA-DEBATE ONLY 140.8 PROHIBITION OF APPROPRIATED FUNDS FOR DEPLOYMENT OF GROUND TROOPS IN YUGOSLAVIA–H.R. 1569 140.9 [ROLL NO. 100]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1569 140.10 REMOVAL OF U.S. FORCES FROM PRESENT OPERATIONS IN YUGOSLAVIA-H. CON. RES. 82 140.11 [ROLL NO. 101]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 82 140.12 DECLARING A STATE OF WAR BETWEEN THE U.S. AND YUGOSLAVIA-H.J. RES. 44 140.13 [ROLL NO. 102]—ON PASSAGE OF H.J. RES. 44 140.14 AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT TO CONDUCT MILITARY AIR OPERATIONS AGAINST YUGOSLAVIA (SERBIA AND MON
TENEGRO)—S. CON. RES. 21 140.15 [ROLL NO. 103]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 21 140.16 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1480—H. RES. 154 140.17 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT 140.18 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 140.19 ADJOURNMENT 140.20 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 140.21 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 140.22 MEMORIALS 140.23 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 140.24 DELETIONS
THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1999 (41)
141.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 141.2 COMMUNICATIONS 141.3 SELECT COMMITTEE ON CHINA EXTENSION–H. RES. 153
141.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1480—H. RES. 154
141.5 WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT-H.R. 1480141.6 [ROLL NO. 104]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1480
141.7 CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT-H. CON. RES. 93 141.8 ADJOURNMENT OVER141.9 HOUR OF MEETING
141.10 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH141.11 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
141.12 ADJOURNMENT141.13 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
141.14 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION
THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1999 (41)—Continued
141.15 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 141.16 MEMORIALS 141.17 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
142.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
142.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 142.3 COMMUNICATIONS
142.4 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING
142.5 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
142.6 SUBPOENA-MR. WATTS, JR. OF OKLAHOMA 142.7 SUBPOENA—MR. BOEHNER
142.8 SUBPOENA-BARRY JACKSON, CHIEF OF STAFF, STAFF OF MR. BOEHNER
142.9 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-NARCOTICS TRAFFICKERS IN COLUMBIA
142.10 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-ECONOMIC SANCTIONS REGARDING REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA
142.11 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO SUDAN 142.12 SENATE BILL REFERRED 142.13 ADJOURNMENT 142.14 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 142.15 MEMORIALS 142.16 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1999 (43)
143.1 RECESS—1:11 P.M. 143.2 AFTER RECESS—2 P.M. 143.3 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 143.4 COMMUNICATIONS 143.5 PRIVATE CALENDAR 143.6 BILLS PASSED-H.R. 509, H.R. 510 143.7 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK-MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 143.8 COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS APPOINTMENT 143.9 NATIONAL SKILL STANDARDS BOARD—APPOINTMENTS 143.10 INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION-H. CON. RES. 84 143.11 PELL GRANT PROGRAM AND CAMPUS-BASED AID PROGRAMS—H. CON. RES. 88 143.12 TRIBUTE TO OUR NATION'S TEACHERS—H. RES. 157 143.13 H. CON. RES. 84—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 143.14 [ROLL NO. 105]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 84 143.15 H. CON. RES. 88–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 143.16 [ROLL NO. 106]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 88 143.17 H. RES. 157–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 143.18 [ROLL NO. 107]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 157 143.19 EMERGENCY SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS—H.R. 1664 143.20 MT. HOPE WATERPOWER PROJECT-H.R. 459 143.21 LEWIS R. MORGAN FEDERAL BUILDING AND U.S. COURTHOUSE-H.R. 1121 943.22 WILLIAM H. NATCHER BRIDGE-H.R. 1162 143.23 ROBERT K. RODIBAUGH UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURTHOUSE-S. 460 443.24 HURFF A. SAUNDERS FEDERAL BUILDINGS. 453 143.25 J.J. “JAKE” PICKLE FEDERAL BUILDING-H.R. 118 143.26 JOSE V. TOLEDO UNITED STATES POST OFFICE AND COURTHOUSE-H.R. 560 143.27 GARZA-VELA UNITED STATES COURTHOUSE-H.R. 686 143.28 COMMENDING REVEREND JESSE L. JACKSON, SR. FOR SECURING THE RELEASE OF AMERICAN SERVICEMEN FROM
CAPTIVITY IN YUGOSLAVIA–H. RES. 156 143.29 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 833—H. RES. 158 143.30 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 143.31 ADJOURNMENT 143.32 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 143.33 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 143.34 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1999 (43)—Continued
143.35 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 143.36 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 143.37 DELETIONS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1999 (44)
144.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 144.2 COMMUNICATIONS 144.3 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 144.4 [ROLL NO. 108]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 144.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 833–H. RES. 158 144.6 [ROLL NO. 109]—ON ORDERING THE PREVIOUS QUESTION 944.7 PERMISSION TO FILE REPORT-H.R. 775 4 44.8 BANKRUPTCY REFORM-H.R. 833 144.9 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. HYDE 144.10 [ROLL NO. 110]—ON THE AMENDMENT 144.11 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. MORAN OF VIRGINIA 144.12 [ROLL NO. 111]—ON THE AMENDMENT 144.13 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. CONYERS 144.14 [ROLL NO. 112]—ON THE AMENDMENT 144.15 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. WATT OF NORTH CAROLINA 144.16 [ROLL NO. 113]—ON THE AMENDMENT 144.17 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE, AS MODIFIED, BY MR. NADLER 144.18 [ROLL NO. 114]—ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE, AS MODIFIED 144.19 [ROLL NO. 115]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 833 144.20 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT-H.R. 833 144.21 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1664-H. RES. 159 144.22 SENATE ENROLLED BILLS SIGNED 144.23 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 144.24 ADJOURNMENT 144.25 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 144.26 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 144.27 MEMORIALS 144.28 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 144.29 PETITIONS
THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1999 (45)
145.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 145.2 COMMUNICATIONS
145.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
145.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1664/H. RES. 159 145.5 [ROLL NO. 116]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 159 145.6 EMERGENCY SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FY 1999—H.R. 1664 145.7 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. COBURN
145.8 [ROLL NO. 117]—ON THE AMENDMENT
145.9 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. OBEY145.10 [ROLL NO. 118]—ON THE AMENDMENT
145.11 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. ISTOOK145.12 [ROLL NO. 119]—ON THE AMENDMENT
145.13 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING
145.14 [ROLL NO. 120]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1664 145.15 PERMISSION TO FILE REPORT-H.R. 1555 145.16 ADJOURNMENT OVER
145.17 HOUR OF MEETING
145.18 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH145.19 HOUR OF MEETING
145.20 ORDER OF BUSINESS-RECESS
145.21 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT_TELECOMMUNICATIONS PAYMENTS TO CUBA
145.22 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT_SMALL BUSINESS
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THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1999 (45)—Continued
145.23 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 145.24 ADJOURNMENT 145.25 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 145.26 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 145.27 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 145.28 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 145.29 MEMORIALS 145.30 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 145.31 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 145.32 DELETIONS
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1999 (46)
146.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 146.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 146.3 COMMUNICATIONS 146.4 ADJOURNMENT 146.5 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 146.6 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 146.7 REPORTED BILL SEQUENTIALLY REFERRED 146.8 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 146.9 MEMORIALS 146.10 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 146.11 PETITIONS
TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1999 (47)
147.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 147.2 RECESS- 12:58 P.M. 147.3 AFTER RECESS—2 P.M.
147.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
147.5 COMMUNICATIONS 147.6 FASTENER QUALITY-H.R. 1183 147.7 FEDERALLY OWNED INVENTIONS LICENSING-H.R. 209 147.8 FIRE ADMINISTRATION AUTHORIZATION–H.R. 1550 147.9 HONORING SLAIN PEACE OFFICERS—H. RES. 165 147.10 PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS147.11 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
147.12 SATELLITE RELATED EXPORTS TO THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA 147.13 RECESS—4:15 P.M. 147.14 AFTER RECESS—6 P.M.
147.15 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 775—H.R. 775
147.16 H.R. 1550—UNFINISHED BUSINESS147.17 [ROLL NO. 121]-ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1550
147.18 H. RES. 165–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 147.19 (ROLL NO. 122]-ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 165 147.20 NOTICE-MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 1141 147.21 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED147.22 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
447.23 ADJOURNMENT147.24 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
147.25 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 147.26 MEMORIALS 147.27 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1999 (48)
148.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 148.2 COMMUNICATIONS
148.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
148.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 775—H. RES. 166
WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1999 (48)—Continued
148.5 [ROLL NO. 123]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 166 148.6 YEAR 2000 READINESS AND RESPONSIBILITY-H.R. 775 148.7 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SCOTT 148.8 [ROLL NO. 124]—ON THE AMENDMENT 148.9 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. NADLER 148.10 [ROLL NO. 125)-ON THE AMENDMENT 148.11 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE BY MR. CONYERS 148.12 [ROLL NO. 126)—ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE 148.13 [ROLL NO. 127]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS 148.14 [ROLL NO. 128]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 775 148.15 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 148.16 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1555-H. RES. 167 448.17 NOTICE-MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES-H.R. 1141 148.18 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 1141 148.19 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—FUNDING REQUEST FOR U.S. FORCES IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 148.20 ADJOURNMENT 148.21 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 148.22 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 148.23 MEMORIALS 448.24 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 148.25 DELETIONS
THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1999 (49)
149.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 149.2 COMMUNICATIONS
149.3 RECESS FOR RECEPTION OF FORMER MEMBERS—9:05 A.M.
149.4 AFTER RECESS—10:47 A.M.149.5 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
149.6 PROCEEDINGS DURING RECESS149.7 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1555-H. RES. 167
149.8 ORDER OF BUSINESS CONSIDERATION OF AMENDMENT TO H.R. 1555 (49.9 INTELLIGENCE REAUTHORIZATION-H.R. 1555 149.10 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SANDERS
149.11 (ROLL NO. 129]—ON THE AMENDMENT
149.12 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT-H.R. 1555 149.13 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 1141149.14 [ROLL NO. 130]—ON THE MOTION
149.15 SELECT COMMITTEE ON CHINA EXTENSION–H. RES. 170 149.16 NOTICE-MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREESH.R. 1141149.17 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING
149.18 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BUILDING SCIENCES
149.19 SUBPOENA-ALANA CHRISTENSEN, DEPUTY DISTRICT DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF MR. MINGE 149.20 RECESS—6:13 P.M. 149.21 AFTER RECESS—10:08 P.M.
149.22 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
149.23 ADJOURNMENT149.24 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
149.25 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 149.26 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 149.27 MEMORIALS 149.28 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 149.29 DELETIONS
FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1999 (50)
150.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
150.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 150.3 COMMUNICATIONS 150.4 ADJOURNMENT OVER
150.5 HOUR OF MEETING
FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1999 (50)—Continued
150.6 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 150.7 RECESS9:15 A.M. 150.8 AFTER RECESS2:58 P.M.
150.9 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT-H.R. 1141
150.10 ADJOURNMENT150.11 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
150.12 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 150.13 MEMORIALS 150.14 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 150.15 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
MONDAY, MAY 17, 1999 (51)
, 151.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 151.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 151.3 COMMUNICATIONS 151.4 RECESS—2:07 151.5 AFTER RECESS5:39 P.M. 151.6 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 1141-H. RES. 173 151.7 ADJOURNMENT 151.8 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 151.9 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 151.10 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 151.11 DELETIONS
TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1999 (52)
152.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 152.2 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 152.3 "MORNING-HOUR DEBATE" 152.4 RECESS1:01 P.M. 152.5 AFTER RECESS2 P.M. 152.6 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 152.7 COMMUNICATIONS 152.8 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO BURMA 152.9 RECESS2:10 P.M. 152.10 AFTER RECESS—5:07 P.M. 152.11 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1654-H. RES. 174 152.12 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1553—H. RES. 175 152.13 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 1141—H. RES. 173 152.14 [ROLL NO. 131)-ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 173 152.15 ORDER OF BUSINESS-RULES OF COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT 152.16 EMERGENCY SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FY 1999—CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 1141 152.17 (ROLL NO. 132]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT 152.18 (ROLL NO. 133-ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT 152.19 SUPPORT OF HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS IN KOSOVO—H. RES. 161 152.20 HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF BROWN V. BOARD OF EDUCATION—H. RES. 176 152.21 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 152.22 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT 152.23 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 152.24 ADJOURNMENT 152.25 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 152.26 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 152.27 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 152.28 DELETIONS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1999 (53)
153.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
153.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 153.3 COMMUNICATIONS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1999 (53)—Continued
453.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
153.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1654–H. RES. 174
153.6 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1553—H. RES. 175 153.7 NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION FY 1999—H.R. 1654 153.8 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. WEINER
153.9 [ROLL NO. 134]—ON THE AMENDMENT
153.10 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. ROEMER153.11 [ROLL NO. 135]—ON THE AMENDMENT
153.12 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. ROEMER153.13 (ROLL NO. 136]—ON THE AMENDMENT
153.14 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. ROEMER153.15 [ROLL NO. 137]—ON THE AMENDMENT
153.16 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. BATEMAN153.17 [ROLL NO. 138-ON THE AMENDMENT
153.18 [ROLL NO. 139]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1654 153.19 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT-H.R. 1654 153.20 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FY 1999—H.R. 1553 153.21 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT-H.R. 1553
153.22 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 4-H. RES. 179
153.23 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 883–H. RES. 180 153.24 ADJOURNMENT
153.25 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
153.26 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 153.27 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 153.28 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1999 (54)
154.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 154.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 154.3 COMMUNICATIONS 154.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 883–H. RES. 180 154.5 [ROLL NO. 140]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 180, AS AMENDED 154.6 AMERICAN LAND SOVEREIGNTY PROTECTION–H.R. 883 154.7 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. VENTO 154.8 [ROLL NO. 141]-ON THE AMENDMENT 454.9 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. UDALL OF COLORADO 154.10 [ROLL NO. 142]—ON THE AMENDMENT 154.11 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT, AS AMENDED, BY MR. SWEENEY 154.12 [ROLL NO. 143]—ON THE AMENDMENT, AS AMENDED 154.13 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO H.R. 4H. RES. 179 154.14 NATIONAL MISSILE DEFENSE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE TO H.R. 4 154.15 [ROLL NO. 144]-ON AGREEING TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE 154.16 PERMISSION TO FILE REPORT-H.R. 1906 154.17 PERMISSION TO FILE REPORT-H.R. 1905 154.18 ADJOURNMENT OVER 154.19 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 154.20 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 154.21 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 154.22 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 154.23 ADJOURNMENT 154.24 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 154.25 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 154.26 REPORTED BILL SEQUENTIALLY REFERRED 154.27 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 154.28 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 154.29 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 154.30 PETITIONS
MONDAY, MAY 24, 1999 (55)
155.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
MONDAY, MAY 24, 1999 (55)—Continued
455.2 RECESS12:41 P.M. 155.3 AFTER RECESS2 P.M.
155.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
155.5 COMMUNICATIONS155.6 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE ACCESSH.R. 974
155.7 NOAL CUSHING BATEMAN POST OFFICE BUILDING-H.R. 1251 155.8 JOHN J. BUCHANAN POST OFFICE BUILDING-H.R. 1377 155.9 CLIFFORD R. HOPE POST OFFICE-H.R. 197155.10 U.S. POSTAL SERVICE BUILDINGS IN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA-H.R. 100
155.11 U.S. POSTAL SERVICE FACILITIES IN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS—H.R. 1191 155.12 DISADVANTAGED AREAS NURSING RELIEF-H.R. 441
155.13 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK—MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
155.14 EDUCATION EXCELLENCE PROPOSED LEGISLATION 155.15 RECESS_3:18 P.M. 155.16 AFTER RECESS-6 P.M. 155.17 H.R. 1251–UNFINISHED BUSINESS155.18 (ROLL NO. 145]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1251
155.19 H.R. 100—UNFINISHED BUSINESS155.20 [ROLL NO. 146]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 100
155.21 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1906—H. RES. 185
155.22 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1259—H. RES. 186
155.23 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 155.24 LAND MINE USE CERTIFICATION
155.25 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
155.26 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 155.27 ADJOURNMENT
155.28 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
155.29 TIME LIMITATION OF REFERRED BILL
155.30 DISCHARGE OF COMMITTEE 155.31 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 155.32 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 155.33 DELETIONS
TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1999 (56)
156.1 RECESS—9:27 A.M. 156.2 AFTER RECESS—10 A.M.
156.3 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
156.4 COMMUNICATIONS 156.5 MISSING, EXPLOITED, AND RUNAWAY CHILDREN PROTECTION—S. 249 456.6 DRUG FREE BORDERS AND CYBERPORN-H.R. 1833156.7 TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF 1989 TIANANMEN SQUARE MASSACRE-H. RES. 178
156.8 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1906–H. RES. 185 156.9 (ROLL NO. 147]-ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 185 156.10 S. 249—UNFINISHED BUSINESS
156.11 (ROLL NO. 148]—ON PASSAGE OF S. 249
156.12 H.R. 1833—UNFINISHED BUSINESS156.13 (ROLL NO. 149]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1833
156.14 H. RES. 178—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 156.15 [ROLL NO. 150]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 178 156.16 COMMITTEE ELECTION—MINORITY-H. RES. 188156.17 ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE RECORDS OF CONGRESS-APPOINTMENT
156.18 AGRICULTURE APPROPRIATIONS FY 2000—H.R. 1906156.19 CALL IN COMMITTEE
156.20 (ROLL NO. 151]—QUORUM CALL 156.21 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. COBURN156.22 (ROLL NO. 152]-ON THE AMENDMENT
156.23 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. COBURN156.24 [ROLL NO. 153]—ON THE AMENDMENT
156.25 RECORDED VOTE AMENDMENT BY MR. COBURN156.26 (ROLL NO. 154]-ON THE AMENDMENT
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TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1999 (56)—Continued
156.27 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SANFORD
156.28 [ROLL NO. 155]—ON THE AMENDMENT 156.29 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. COBURN
156.30 [ROLL NO. 156]—ON THE AMENDMENT
156.31 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. COBURN156.32 [ROLL NO. 157]—ON THE AMENDMENT
156.33 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 150—H. RES. 189
156.34 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1905–H. RES. 190
156.35 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 156.36 ADJOURNMENT
156.37 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
156.38 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 156.39 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1999 (57)
157.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
157.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 157.3 COMMUNICATIONS
157.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
157.5 AGRICULTURE APPROPRIATIONS FY 2000—H.R. 1906 157.6 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. COBURN157.7 [ROLL NO. 158]—ON THE AMENDMENT
157.8 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. COBURN457.9 [ROLL NO. 159]—ON THE AMENDMENT
157.10 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SANFORD157.11 [ROLL NO. 160]—ON THE AMENDMENT
157.12 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. COBURN157.13 [ROLL NO. 161]—ON THE AMENDMENT
157.14 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1259–H. RES. 186 157.15 [ROLL NO. 162]-ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 186
157.16 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING
157.17 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 157.18 SOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDICARE SAFE DEPOSIT BOX-H.R. 1259
157.19 [ROLL NO. 163]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS
157.20 [ROLL NO. 164)—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1259
157.21 PROVIDING FOR THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE TWO HOUSES–S. CON. RES. 35 157.22 (ROLL NO. 165]
[ 157.23 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO IRAN 157.24 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO BURMA 157.25 DESIGNATION OF THE DEPUTY CLERK OF THE HOUSE 157.26 RECESS-9:35 P.M.
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THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1999 (58)—Continued
958.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1401–H. RES. 195 158.6 RECESS—11:38 A.M. 158.7 AFTER RECESS—12:23 P.M. 158.8 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 458.9 PERMISSION TO FILE REPORT-H.R. 1000 158.10 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE TO SIGN ENROLLMENTS 158.11 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION—MINORITY 158.12 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGO
SLAVIA 158.13 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 158.14 SPEAKER AND MINORITY LEADER TO ACCEPT RESIGNATIONS, APPOINT COMMISSIONS 158.15 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 158.16 ADJOURNMENT 158.17 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 958.18 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 158.19 DELETIONS
MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1999 (59)
159.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
159.2 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 159.3 “MORNING-HOUR DEBATE” 159.4 RECESS—12:42 P.M. 159.5 AFTER RECESS–2:00 P.M.
159.6 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
159.7 COMMUNICATIONS459.8 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK-MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
— 159.9 ENROLLED BILLS SIGNED 159.10 CANADA-U.S. INTERPARLIAMENTARY GROUP-APPOINTMENTS
159.11 TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY WORKFORCE COMMISSION-APPOINTMENTS
159.12 MISCELLANEOUS TRADE AND TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS—AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE TO H.R. 435 159.13 UNIDENTIFIED AND MISSING PERSONS REPORTING-H.R. 1915 159.14 RECESS—2:35 P.M. 159.15 AFTER RECESS-6:02 P.M.
159.16 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
159.17 [ROLL NO. 167]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 159.18 H.R. 435—UNFINISHED BUSINESS
159.19 [ROLL NO. 168]—ON AGREEING TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE
159.20 H.R. 1915—UNFINISHED BUSINESS159.21 [ROLL NO. 169]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1915
459.22 BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE-APPOINTMENT 159.23 SENATE BILL REFERRED
159.24 BILLS PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
159.25 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 159.26 ADJOURNMENT
159.27 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
159.28 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 159.29 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 159.30 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 159.31 MEMORIALS 159.32 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 159.33 DELETIONS
TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1999 (60)
160.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 160.2 RECESS-9:11 A.M. 160.3 AFTER RECESS—10 A.M.
160.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
160.5 COMMUNICATIONS
TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1999 (60)—Continued
160.6 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
160.7 [ROLL NO. 170]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
160.8 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK—CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION
160.9 MEMBER-ELECT SWORN IN-DAVID VITTER
160.10 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 150–H. RES. 189 160.11 EDUCATION LAND GRANT-H.R. 150
160.12 [ROLL NO. 171]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 150
160.13 AGRICULTURE APPROPRIATIONS FY 2000—H.R. 1906 160.14 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. DEFAZIO160.15 [ROLL NO. 172]—ON THE AMENDMENT
160.16 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. COBURN160.17 [ROLL NO. 173]—ON THE AMENDMENT
160.18 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. CHABOT160.19 [ROLL NO. 174]—ON THE AMENDMENT
160.20 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. YOUNG OF FLORIDA
160.21 [ROLL NO. 175]—ON THE AMENDMENT
160.22 [ROLL NO. 176]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS
160.23 [ROLL NO. 177]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1906
160.24 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1401-H. RES. 200 160.25 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED
160.26 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
160.27 ADJOURNMENT160.28 OATH OF OFFICE/RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS AND DELEGATES
160.29 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 960.30 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 160.31 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1999 (61)
161.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 161.2 COMMUNICATIONS
161.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
161.4 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
161.5 [ROLL NO. 178]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 161.6 COMMITTEE ELECTION—MINORITY-H. RES. 204
161.7 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1401–H. RES. 200
161.8 (ROLL NO. 179]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 200 161.9 DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FY 2000 AND 2001-H.R. 1401 161.10 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. COX161.11 [ROLL NO. 180]—ON THE AMENDMENT
161.12 TRANSPORTATION APPROPRIATIONS FY 2000 161.13 DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FY 2000 AND 2001–H.R. 1401 161.14 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. RYAN161.15 [ROLL NO. 181]—ON THE AMENDMENT
161.16 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. DELAY161.17 [ROLL NO. 182]—ON THE AMENDMENT
161.18 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. GOSS161.19 [ROLL NO. 183]—ON THE AMENDMENT
161.20 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MRS. MEEK OF FLORIDA
161.21 [ROLL NO. 184]—ON THE AMENDMENT 161.22 PERMISSION TO FILE REPORT_SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT-H.R. 1000
161.23 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
161.24 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 161.25 ADJOURNMENT
461.26 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
161.27 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 161.28 MEMORIALS161.29 REPORTS OF COMMITTEE ON PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
461.30 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1999 (62)
162.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 162.2 COMMUNICATIONS
162.3 CHANGE OF REFERENCE-H.R. 915
162.4 USE OF CAPITOL ROTUNDA FOR ROSA PARKS COMMEMORATION–H. CON. RES. 127 162.5 DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FY 2000 AND 2001–H.R. 1401 162.6 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. BUYER
162.7 [ROLL NO. 185]—ON THE AMENDMENT
962.8 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. TRAFICANT162.9 [ROLL NO. 1861–ON THE AMENDMENT
162.10 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. SOUDER162.11 [ROLL NO. 187]—ON THE AMENDMENT
162.12 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. WELDON OF FLORIDA
162.13 [ROLL NO. 188]—ON THE AMENDMENT 162.14 RECORDED VOTE—AMENDMENT BY MR. SKELTON
162.15 [ROLL NO. 189]—ON THE AMENDMENT
462.16 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SHAYS162.17 [ROLL NO. 190]—ON THE AMENDMENT
162.18 [ROLL NO. 191]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1401 162.19 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT—H.R. 1401 162.20 PERMISSION TO FILE REPORT—SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT-H.R. 10 162.21 MOTION TO ADJOURN
162.22 [ROLL NO. 192]—ON THE MOTION
162.23 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1905–H. RES. 190 162.24 MOTION TO ADJOURN
162.25 [ROLL NO. 193]—ON THE MOTION
162.26 [ROLL NO. 194]—ON ORDERING THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON THE AMENDMENT AND THE RESOLUTION
162.27 [ROLL NO. 195]—ON THE MOTION TO LAY ON THE TABLE THE MOTION TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE
162.28 (ROLL NO. 196]—ON THE AMENDMENT
162.29 [ROLL NO. 1971—ON THE MOTION TO LAY ON THE TABLE THE MOTION TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE 162.30 [ROLL NO. 198]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 190, AS AMENDED
162.31 (ROLL NO. 1991-ON THE MOTION TO LAY ON THE TABLE THE MOTION TO RECONSIDER THE VOTE
162.32 MOTION TO ADJOURN62.33 [ROLL NO. 200]—ON THE MOTION 962.34 LEGISLATIVE BRANCH APPROPRIATIONS FY 2000—H.R. 1905 162.35 MOTION TO RISE
162.36 (ROLL NO. 2011-ON THE MOTION
162.37 [ROLL NO. 202)—ON THE MOTION RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS
162.38 [ROLL NO. 203]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1905
162.39 ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE RECORDS OF CONGRESS-APPOINTMENT
162.40 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK-ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE RECORDS OF CONGRESS-APPOINTMENT 162.41 ADJOURNMENT OVER 162.42 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 162.43 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED
162.44 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
162.45 ADJOURNMENT162.46 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
162.47 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 162.48 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 162.49 MEMORIALS 462.50 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 162.51 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 162.52 PETITIONS 162.53 DELETIONS
MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1999 (63)
163.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 163.2 RECESS-12:37 P.M. 163.3 AFTER RECESS—2 P.M.
MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1999 (63)—Continued
163.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 463.5 COMMUNICATIONS 163.6 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK–MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 963.7 BOND PRICE COMPETITION-H.R. 1400 163.8 USE OF CAPITOL GROUNDS FOR THE UNITED STATES LUGE ASSOCIATION-H. CON. RES. 91 163.9 USE OF CAPITOL GROUNDS FOR THE 1999 SPECIAL OLYMPICS WORLD GAMES—H. CON. RES. 105 963.10 RECESS2:37 P.M. 963.11 AFTER RECESS-6:03 P.M. 163.12 H.R. 1400—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 163.13 [ROLL NO. 204]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1400 163.14 DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION–S. 1059 963.15 RECESS—7:43 P.M. 163.16 AFTER RECESS—9:03 P.M. 163.17 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1000—H. RES. 206 163.18 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT 163.19 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 163.20 ADJOURNMENT 163.21 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 163.22 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 163.23 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 163.24 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 163.25 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 163.26 PETITIONS 163.27 DELETIONS
TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1999 (64)
164.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 164.2 RECESS—9:38 A.M. 164.3 AFTER RECESS–10:00 A.M. 164.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 164.5 COMMUNICATIONS 164.6 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 164.7 PRIVATE CALENDAR BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 464.8 SELECTIVE AGRICULTURE EMBARGOES—H.R. 17 164.9 HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN SIERRA LEONE-H. RES. 62 164.10 CONDEMNING THE NATIONAL ISLAMIC FRONT-H. CON. RES. 75 164.11 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 164.12 SECURITY ASSISTANCE MODIFICATIONS-H.R. 973 164.13 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION 164.14 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-EXCHANGE STABILIZATION FUND WITH RESPECT TO BRAZIL 164.15 H. RES. 62—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 164.16 [ROLL NO. 205]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 62 164.17 H. CON. RES. 75—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 164.18 [ROLL NO. 206]—H. CON. RES. 75 164.19 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1000—H. RES. 206 164.20 AVIATION INVESTMENT AND REFORM-H.R. 1000 164.21 RECESS—3:57 P.M. 164.22 AFTER RECESS-4:55 P.M. 164.23 AVIATION INVESTMENT AND REFORM-H.R. 1000 164.24 RECORDED VOTE-ON THE AMENDMENT OF MR. YOUNG OF FLORIDA 164.25 [ROLL NO. 207]—ON THE AMENDMENT 164.26 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. GRAHAM 164.27 [ROLL NO. 208]—ON THE AMENDMENT 164.28 [ROLL NO. 209]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1000 164.29 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT-H.R. 1000 164.30 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK-DESIGNATED DEPUTY CLERK 164.31 RECESS - 10:58 P.M.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF JUNE 15), 1999
164.32 AFTER RECESS-12:49 A.M.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF JUNE 15), 1999—Continued
164.33 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1501 AND H.R. 2122—H. RES. 209
164.34 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 659—H. RES. 210 164.35 ADJOURNMENT
164.36 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
164.37 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 164.38 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 164.39 MEMORIALS 164.40 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 164.41 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1999 (65)
165.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 165.2 COMMUNICATIONS
165.3 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1501 AND H.R. 2122—H. RES. 209
165.4 ORDER OF BUSINESS—CONSIDERATION OF AMENDMENT TO H.R. 2122 165.5 [ROLL NO. 210]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 209 165.6 CHILD SAFETY AND PROTECTION–H.R. 1501 465.7 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. MCCOLLUM
165.8 (ROLL NO. 211)-ON THE AMENDMENT
165.9 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SALMON165.10 [ROLL NO. 212]—ON THE AMENDMENT
165.11 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. HYDE165.12 [ROLL NO. 213]—ON THE AMENDMENT
165.13 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. CUNNINGHAM165.14 [ROLL NO. 214)-ON THE AMENDMENT
165.16 (ROLL NO. 2151-ON THE AMENDMENT
165.17 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. STEARNS165.18 [ROLL NO. 216)—ON THE AMENDMENT
165.19 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. LATHAM165.20 (ROLL NO. 217]—ON THE AMENDMENT
165.21 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. ROGAN165.22 (ROLL NO. 218]—ON THE AMENDMENT
165.23 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. TANCREDO165.24 [ROLL NO. 219]—ON THE AMENDMENT
165.25 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. DEMINT165.26 [ROLL NO. 220]—ON THE AMENDMENT
THURSDAY, JUNE 17 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF JUNE 16), 1999 165.27 COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM-APPOINTMENT
— 165.28 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 165.29 ADJOURNMENT 165.30 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 165.31 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 165.32 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 165.33 MEMORIALS 965.34 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 165.35 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1999 (66)
166.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
166.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 166.3 COMMUNICATIONS
966.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
166.5 CHILD SAFETY AND PROTECTION–H.R. 1501 166.6 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. ADERHOLT166.7 (ROLL NO. 221)-ON THE AMENDMENT
966.8 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SOUDER
THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1999 (66)—Continued
166.9 [ROLL NO. 222]—ON THE AMENDMENT 166.10 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SOUDER
166.11 [ROLL NO. 223]—ON THE AMENDMENT
166.12 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. WAMP166.13 (ROLL NO. 224]—ON THE AMENDMENT
166.14 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. MARKEY166.15 [ROLL NO. 225]—ON THE AMENDMENT
166.16 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. GOODLING166.17 [ROLL NO. 226]—ON THE AMENDMENT
166.18 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. NORWOOD166.19 [ROLL NO. 227]—ON THE AMENDMENT
166.20 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. FLETCHER166.21 [ROLL NO. 228]—ON THE AMENDMENT
166.22 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. MCINTOSH466.23 (ROLL NO. 229]—ON THE AMENDMENT
166.24 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SCHAFFER166.25 [ROLL NO. 230]—ON THE AMENDMENT
166.26 [ROLL NO. 231]—SEPARATE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENT BY MRS. EMERSON
166.27 ORDER OF BUSINESS-DEBATE TIME ON MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS
166.28 [ROLL NO. 232]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS
166.29 [ROLL NO. 233]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1501 166.30 MANDATORY GUN SHOW BACKGROUND CHECK-H.R. 2122 166.31 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. DINGELL
166.32 (ROLL NO. 234]—ON THE AMENDMENT
FRIDAY, JUNE 18 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF JUNE 17), 1999
166.33 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MRS. MCCARTHY
166.34 (ROLL NO. 235]—ON THE AMENDMENT 166.35 SENATE BILLS REFERRED
166.36 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
166.37 ADJOURNMENT166.38 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
166.39 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 166.40 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 166.41 MEMORIALS 166.42 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 166.43 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1999 (67)
167.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 167.2 COMMUNICATIONS 967.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 167.4 MANDATORY GUN SHOW BACKGROUND CHECK-H.R. 2122 167.5 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. DAVIS OF VIRGINIA 167.6 [ROLL NO. 236]—ON THE AMENDMENT 167.7 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. CUNNINGHAM 167.8 (ROLL NO. 237]—ON THE AMENDMENT 967.9 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. MCCOLLUM 167.10 [ROLL NO. 238]—ON THE AMENDMENT 167.11 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SESSIONS 467.12 [ROLL NO. 239]—ON THE AMENDMENT 167.13 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. GOODE 167.14 [ROLL NO. 240]—ON THE AMENDMENT 967.15 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. HUNTER 167.16 [ROLL NO. 241]-ON THE AMENDMENT 167.17 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. ROGAN 167.18 (ROLL NO. 242]—ON THE AMENDMENT 167.19 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE, AS MODIFIED, BY MR. CONYERS FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1999 (67)—Continued
167.20 [ROLL NO. 243]—ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE, AS MODIFIED
167.21 [ROLL NO. 244]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2122 167.22 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT—H.R. 1501 167.23 TITLE AMENDMENT—H.R. 1501 167.24 ADJOURNMENT OVER 167.25 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 167.26 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION REFERRED
167.27 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
167.28 ADJOURNMENT167.29 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
167.30 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 167.31 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 167.32 DELETIONS
TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1999 (68)
968.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
168.2 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 168.3 “MORNING-HOUR DEBATE” 168.4 RECESS—1:33 P.M. 168.5 AFTER RECESS—2 P.M.
168.6 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
468.7 COMMUNICATIONS168.8 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1658–H. RES. 216
168.9 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 33—H. RES. 217
968.10 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK–MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 168.11 PROSTATE CANCER AWARENESS-H. RES. 211
168.12 ISRAELI SOLDIERS MISSING IN ACTION-H.R. 1175
168.13 COMMUNITY RENEWAL THROUGH COMMUNITY AND FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS—H. RES. 207168.14 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 659—H. RES. 210
168.15 PAOLI AND BRANDYWINE BATTLEFIELDS IN PENNSYLVANIA-H.R. 659
168.16 [ROLL NO. 245]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 659 468.17 H.R. 1175—UNFINISHED BUSINESS
168.18 [ROLL NO. 246]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1175
168.19 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2084-H. RES. 218
168.20 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 168.21 ADJOURNMENT
168.22 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
168.23 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 168.24 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 168.25 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 168.26 DELETIONS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1999 (69)
169.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 169.2 COMMUNICATIONS 169.3 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2084-H. RES. 218 169.4 [ROLL NO. 247]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 218 169.5 TRANSPORTATION APPROPRIATIONS FY 2000—H.R. 2084 169.6 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. ANDREWS 169.7 (ROLL NO. 248]—ON THE AMENDMENT 469.8 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. ROGAN 169.9 [ROLL NO. 249]—ON THE AMENDMENT 169.10 [ROLL NO. 250]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2084 169.11 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 33–H. RES. 217 169.12 SATELLITE SIGNAL LICENSING AND CARRIAGE-DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND ASKED
FOR A CONFERENCE-H.R. 1554 169.13 ORDER OF BUSINESS CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 33 169.14 DESECRATION OF THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES-H.J. RES. 33
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1999 (69)—Continued
169.15 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING
169.16 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 169.17 INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTION ADVISORY COMMISSION-APPOINTMENTS
169.18 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
169.19 NATIONAL COMMISSION ON TERRORISM—APPOINTMENTS 169.20 ADJOURNMENT169.21 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
169.22 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 169.23 MEMORIALS 169.24 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 169.25 PETITIONS
THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1999 (70)
170.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 170.2 COMMUNICATIONS 470.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 170.4 H.J. RES. 33—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 170.5 [ROLL NO. 251]-ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE BY MR. WATT OF NORTH CAROLINA 170.6 (ROLL NO. 252)—ON PASSAGE OF H.J. RES. 33 170.7 YEAR 2000 READINESS AND RESPONSIBILITY—DISAGREED TO SENATE AMENDMENT AND AGREED TO A CON
FERENCE-H.R. 775 170.8 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES-H.R. 775 170.9 [ROLL NO. 253]—ON THE MOTION 170.10 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES—H.R. 775 170.11 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1658–H. RES. 216 470.12 CIVIL ASSET FORFEITURE-H.R. 1658 470.13 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 170.14 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE BY MR. HUTCHINSON 170.15 [ROLL NO. 254]—ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE 170.16 [ROLL NO. 255]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1658 170.17 SUBPOENA-MR. JOE WILLIAMS, DISTRICT AIDE TO MR. EVERETT 170.18 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1802–H. RES. 221 170.19 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—U.S.-CANADA NUCLEAR COOPERATION AGREEMENT 170.20 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-EXPORT ADMINISTRATION EXTENSION 170.21 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 170.22 ADJOURNMENT 970.23 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 170.24 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 170.25 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 170.26 DELETIONS
FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1999 (71)
171.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
171.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 171.3 COMMUNICATIONS
171.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
171.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1802–H. RES. 221 971.6 FOSTER CARE INDEPENDENCE-H.R. 1802
171.7 [ROLL NO. 256]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1802
171.8 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT-H.R. 1802 171.9 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION–MAJORITY 171.10 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION–MAJORITY 171.11 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION—MAJORITY 171.12 COMMITTEE ELECTION—MAJORITY—H. RES. 223 171.13 ADJOURNMENT OVER 171.14 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 471.15 MEXICO-UNITED STATES INTERPARLIAMENTARY GROUP-APPOINTMENTS171.16 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1999 (71)—Continued
171.17 ADJOURNMENT
171.18 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 171.19 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 171.20 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 171.21 MEMORIALS 171.22 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 171.23 DELETIONS
TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1999 (72)
172.1 RECESS—1:10 P.M. 172.2 AFTER RECESS—2:00 P.M. 172.3 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 172.4 COMMUNICATIONS 172.5 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK-MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 172.6 NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL WEAPONS 172.7 SUBPOENA-MS. ESHOO 172.8 VETERANS BENEFITS IMPROVEMENTS-H.R. 2280 172.9 COMMEMORATION OF THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS-H.J. RES. 34 172.10 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 172.11 VETERANS ENTREPRENEURSHIP-H.R. 1568 172.12 COMMUTER TAX RESTRICTIONS-H.R. 2014 172.13 CONDEMNING ARSON OF SYNAGOGUES IN CALIFORNIA-H. RES. 226 172.14 MAURINE B. NEUBERGER UNITED STATES POST OFFICE-H.R. 1327 172.15 PUBLIC RECONCILIATION AND HEALING-H. CON. RES. 94 472.16 H.R. 2280—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 172.17 [ROLL NO. 257]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2280 172.18 H. RES. 226–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 172.19 (ROLL NO. 258)—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 226 172.20 H. CON. RES. 94-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 172.21 [ROLL NO. 259]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 94 172.22 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 66—H. RES. 230 172.23 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 592—H. RES. 231 172.24 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 791-H. RES. 232 472.25 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1218—H. RES. 233 172.26 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO YUGOSLAVIA 172.27 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—CORPORATION OF PUBLIC BROADCASTING 172.28 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT-H.R. 775 172.29 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 172.30 ADJOURNMENT 472.31 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 172.32 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 172.33 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 172.34 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 172.35 MEMORIALS 172.36 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 172.37 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 472.38 PETITIONS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1999 (73)
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173.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
173.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 173.3 COMMUNICATIONS
173.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1218–H. RES. 233
473.5 CHILD CUSTODY PROTECTION–H.R. 1218173.6 [ROLL NO. 260]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS
173.7 (ROLL NO. 261)-ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1218
173.8 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 66—H. RES. 230
173.9 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 791–H. RES. 232
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1999 (73)—Continued
173.10 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 592–H. RES. 231
173.11 ROUTE 66 PRESERVATION_H.R. 66 173.12 NATIONAL HISTORIC TRAIL-H.R. 791 173.13 PERMISSION TO FILE REPORT-H.R. 1995 173.14 WORLD WAR II VETERANS PARK AT GREAT KILLS—H.R. 592 173.15 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 173.16 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-GENERALIZED SYSTEM OF PREFERENCES REGARDING GABON AND MONGOLIA 173.17 RECESS—7:40 P.M. 173.18 AFTER RECESS-10:18 P.M. 173.19 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO H.R. 775—H. RES. 234 173.20 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 10—H. RES. 235 173.21 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION-ADJOURNMENT OF THE TWO HOUSES
H. RES. 236 173.22 ADJOURNMENT 173.23 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 173.24 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 173.25 MEMORIALS 173.26 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 173.27 PETITIONS
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1999 (74)
174.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 174.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 174.3 COMMUNICATIONS 1 74.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 1 74.5 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 174.6 [ROLL NO. 262)—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 174.7 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 775—H. RES. 234 ( 74.8 (ROLL NO. 263)-ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 234 ( 74.9 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 10/H. RES. 235 174.10 [ROLL NO. 264]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 235 174.11 YEAR 2000 READINESS AND RESPONSIBILITY—CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 775 174.12 [ROLL NO. 265]—ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT 174.13 DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION-INSISTED ON THE HOUSE AMENDMENT AND AGREED TO A CONFERENCE-S. 1059 174.14 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—S. 1059 1 74.15 [ROLL NO. 266]—ON THE MOTION 174.16 PROVIDING FOR A CLOSED CONFERENCE-S. 1059 174.17 [ROLL NO. 267]—ON THE MOTION 174.18 PERMISSION TO FILE REPORT-H.R. 2466 174.19 PERMISSION TO FILE REPORT-H.R. 2465 474.20 LEGISLATIVE BRANCH APPROPRIATIONS—DISAGREE TO SENATE AMENDMENTS AND AGREE TO A CONFERENCE
H.R. 1905 174.21 FINANCIAL SERVICES—H.R. 10 ( 74.22 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 174.23 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. BURR 474.24 [ROLL NO. 268)-ON THE AMENDMENT 474.25 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. BARR 1 74.26 [ROLL NO. 269]—ON THE AMENDMENT 174.27 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. COOK 174.28 [ROLL NO. 270]—ON THE AMENDMENT 1 74.29 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MRS. ROUKEMA 174.30 (ROLL NO. 271)-ON THE AMENDMENT 174.31 MOTION TO RISE 1 74.32 (ROLL NO. 272)—ON THE MOTION 174.33 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. BLILEY
174.34 (ROLL NO. 273]—ON THE AMENDMENT 1 74.35 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. OXLEY 174.36 [ROLL NO. 274]—ON THE AMENDMENT
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1999 (74)—Continued
174.37 [ROLL NO. 275]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS
174.38 [ROLL NO. 276]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 10
474.39 ADJOURNMENT OF THE TWO HOUSES—S. CON. RES. 43 174.40 SPEAKER AND MINORITY LEADER TO ACCEPT RESIGNATIONS, APPOINT COMMISSIONS 174.41 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH
1 74.42 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE TO SIGN ENROLLMENTS
174.43 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 174.44 ADJOURNMENT
4 74.45 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
474.46 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 174.47 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 1 74.48 DELETIONS
MONDAY, JULY 12, 1999 (75)
175.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 175.2 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 175.3 “MORNING-HOUR DEBATE” 1 75.4 RECESS—12:43 P.M. 175.5 AFTER RECESS—2 P.M. 175.6 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 175.7 COMMUNICATIONS 475.8 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 175.9 SUBPOENA—MS. REVA BRITAN, CONGRESSIONAL AIDE TO MR. DEUTSCH 175.10 SUBPOENA—MS. SUSAN B. LEWIS-RUDDY, DIRECTOR OF CONSTITUENT SERVICE TO MR. DEUTSCH 175.11 NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ADMINISTRATION–H.R. 2035 175.12 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION ARTICLE-H. CON. RES. 107 175.13 RELEASE OF HUMANITARIAN WORKERS IN YUGOSLAVIA–H. CON. RES. 144 175.14 UNITED NATIONS RESOLUTION ES-10/6—H. CON. RES. 117 175.15 RECESS—2:55 P.M. 475.16 AFTER RECESS—6:10 P.M. 175.17 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 175.18 [ROLL NO. 277]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 175.19 H. CON. RES. 107–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 175.20 [ROLL NO. 278]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 107 475.21 H. CON. RES. 117–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 175.22 [ROLL NO. 279]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 117 175.23 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK—MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 175.24 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BUDGET FY 2000 175.25 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 175.26 COMMISSION ON TERRORISM-APPOINTMENT 175.27 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2465-H. RES. 242 175.28 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2466-H. RES. 243 175.29 SENATE BILLS AND CONCURRENT RESOLUTION REFERRED 175.30 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 475.31 ADJOURNMENT 175.32 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 175.33 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 175.34 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 175.35 MEMORIALS 175.36 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 175.37 REPORTS OF COMMITTEE ON PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 175.38 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 175.39 PETITIONS
TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1999 (76)
176.1 RECESS—9:27 A.M. 176.2 AFTER RECESS—10 A.M.
176.3 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1999 (76)—Continued
176.4 COMMUNICATIONS 176.5 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 176.6 TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS RELATING TO ARBITRATION–H.R. 916 176.7 UNITED STATES WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM-H. RES. 244 176.8 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2465—H. RES. 242 176.9 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2466—H. RES. 243 176.10 RECESS-11:40 A.M. 176.11 AFTER RECESS—2:34 P.M. 176.12 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1691–H. RES. 245 176.13 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATIONS-H.R. 2465 176.14 [ROLL NO. 280]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2465 176.15 INTERIOR APPROPRIATIONS-H.R. 2466 176.16 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. MCGOVERN 176.17 [ROLL NO. 281]—ON THE AMENDMENT 176.18 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SANDERS 176.19 [ROLL NO. 282]—ON THE AMENDMENT 176.20 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. COBURN 176.21 [ROLL NO. 2831-ON THE AMENDMENT 176.22 TREASURY, POSTAL SERVICE APPROPRIATIONSH.R. 2490 176.23 INTERIOR APPROPRIATIONS—H.R. 2466 476.24 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 176.25 NATIONAL EMERGENCY REGARDING PROLIFERATION OF NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, AND CHEMICAL WEAPONS 176.26 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT 176.27 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 176.28 ADJOURNMENT 176.29 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 476.30 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 176.31 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 176.32 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 176.33 PETITIONS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1999 (77)
177.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
177.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 177.3 COMMUNICATIONS 177.4 INTERIOR APPROPRIATIONS-H.R. 2466 177.5 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SANDERS
177.6 [ROLL NO. 284]—ON THE AMENDMENT
177.7 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SANDERS
477.8 (ROLL NO. 285]—ON THE AMENDMENT 177.9 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MS. SLAUGHTER
177.10 [ROLL NO. 286]—ON THE AMENDMENT
177.11 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. STEARNS177.12 [ROLL NO. 287]—ON THE AMENDMENT
(77.13 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. RAHALL177.14 [ROLL NO. 288]—ON THE AMENDMENT
977.15 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. WELDON OF FLORIDA
177.16 [ROLL NO. 289]—ON THE AMENDMENT 177.17 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. KLINK
177.18 [ROLL NO. 290]—ON THE AMENDMENT
177.19 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. FARR177.20 (ROLL NO. 291)-ON THE AMENDMENT
177.21 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. TANCREDO177.22 [ROLL NO. 292]—ON THE AMENDMENT
177.23 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. WU177.24 [ROLL NO. 293]—ON THE AMENDMENT
177.25 ORDER OF BUSINESS-REDUCTION OF TIME FOR VOTE
177.26 [ROLL NO. 294]—SEPARATE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENT BY MR. KLINK
THURSDAY, JULY 15 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF WEDNESDAY, JULY 14), 1999
177.27 [ROLL NO. 295]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS
177.28 [ROLL NO. 296]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2466
177.29 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2490—H. RES. 246
177.30 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2415—H. RES. 247
177.31 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 177.32 ADJOURNMENT
177.33 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
177.34 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 177.35 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 177.36 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 177.37 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1999 (78)
178.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 178.2 COMMUNICATIONS
178.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
478.4 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
178.5 [ROLL NO. 297]—ON THE APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
178.6 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1691-H. RES. 245 478.7 RELIGIOUS LIBERTY PROTECTION–H.R. 1691
178.8 [ROLL NO. 298]—ON THE FURTHER AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE BY MR. NADLER
178.9 (ROLL NO. 299]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1691
178.10 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2490—H. RES. 246
178.11 [ROLL NO. 300]—ON ORDERING THE PREVIOUS QUESTION 178.12 TREASURY AND U.S. POSTAL SERVICE APPROPRIATIONS-H.R. 2490 478.13 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MS. DELAURO
178.14 [ROLL NO. 301]—ON THE AMENDMENT
478.15 RECORDED VOTE AMENDMENT BY MR. SESSIONS178.16 [ROLL NO. 302]—ON THE AMENDMENT
478.17 RECORDED VOTE-ON THE AMENDMENT BY MRS. LOWEY TO THE AMENDMENT BY MR. SMITH OF NEW JERSEY
178.18 (ROLL NO. 3031-ON THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT 478.19 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SANDERS
78.20 (ROLL NO. 304)-ON THE AMENDMENT
178.21 [ROLL NO. 305]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2490
178.22 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES–S. 1059
178.23 PRIVILEGES OF THE HOUSE-RETURN OF SENATE BILL—H. RES. 249
FRIDAY, JULY 16 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF THURSDAY, JULY 15), 1999
478.24 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 434-H. RES. 250
178.25 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2415—H. RES. 247 178.26 SENATE BILL REFERRED 178.27 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED
178.28 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
178.29 ADJOURNMENT178.30 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
178.31 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 178.32 MEMORIALS 178.33 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 178.34 PETITIONS
FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1999 (79)
179.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 179.2 COMMUNICATIONS
479.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
479.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 434-H. RES. 250 179.5 [ROLL NO. 306]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 250 179.6 AFRICAN GROWTH AND OPPORTUNITY-H.R. 434 179.7 [ROLL
[ROLL NO. 307]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 434
FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1999 (79)—Continued
179.8 THE LATE HONORABLE GEORGE E. BROWN, JR.-H. RES. 252 179.9 ADJOURNMENT OVER 179.10 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 179.11 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT 179.12 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 179.13 ADJOURNMENT 179.14 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 179.15 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 479.16 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1 79.17 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
MONDAY, JULY 19, 1999 (80)
180.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 180.2 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 180.3 RECESS—1:10 P.M. 9 80.4 AFTER RECESS2 P.M. 180.5 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 180.6 COMMUNICATIONS 180.7 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-ALBANIAN EMIGRATION LAWS 180.8 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO LIBYA 180.9 LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION BICENTENNIAL COMMEMORATIVE COIN–H.R. 1033 180.10 LEIF ERICSSON COMMEMORATIVE COIN-H.R. 31 180.11 COLD WAR VICTORY AND FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL-H. CON. RES. 121 180.12 PERU AND ECUADOR PEACE AGREEMENT—H. RES. 25 180.13 NUCLEAR ASSISTANCE TO IRAN-H.R. 1477 180.14 EMBASSY SECURITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT AUTHORIZATION–H.R. 2415 180.15 RECESS—4:07 P.M. 180.16 AFTER RECESS—6:02 P.M. 180.17 PARTY AFFILIATION–MR. FORBES 180.18 COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP_MAJORITY 180.19 COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP_MAJORITY 180.20 H.R. 1033—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 180.21 [ROLL NO. 308)—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1033 180.22 H. CON. RES. 121–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 180.23 [ROLL NO. 309]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 121 180.24 H.R. 1477-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 180.25 [ROLL NO. 310]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1477 180.26 EMBASSY SECURITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT AUTHORIZATION-H.R. 2415 180.27 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1995–H. RES. 253 180.28 EMBASSY SECURITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT AUTHORIZATION–H.R. 2415 180.29 COMMITTEE ELECTION–MAJORITY 180.30 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 180.31 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 180.32 ADJOURNMENT 180.33 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 180.34 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 180.35 MEMORIALS 180.36 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1999 (81)
181.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 181.2 RECESS—9:35 A.M. 181.3 AFTER RECESS—10 A.M.
181.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
181.5 COMMUNICATIONS481.6 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
181.7 PRIVATE CALENDAR 181.8 BILLS PASSED-H.R. 322, H.R. 660, S. 361, S. 449Page 18
FRIDAY, JULY 30 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF THURSDAY, JULY 29), 1999
186.34 RECORDED VOTE—AMENDMENT BY MR. PITTS
186.35 (ROLL NO. 353]—ON AGREEING TO THE AMENDMENT 486.36 SENATE BILLS REFERRED 186.37 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED
186.38 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
186.39 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 186.40 ADJOURNMENT
186.41 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
186.42 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 186.43 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 186.44 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 186.45 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 186.46 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 186.47 PETITIONS
FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1999 (87)
187.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 187.2 COMMUNICATIONS 187.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 187.4 RECESS—9:05 A.M. 187.5 AFTER RECESS—9:10 A.M. 187.6 CHILD SAFETY AND PROTECTION—DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO A CON
FERENCE-H.R. 1501 187.7 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 1501 187.8 [ROLL NO. 354]—ON THE MOTION 487.9 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES—H.R. 1501 187.10 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE HARRY S. TRUMAN SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION—APPOINTMENTS 187.11 RECESS—10:18 A.M. 187.12 AFTER RECESS- 12:48 P.M. 187.13 BOARD OF VISITORS TO THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY_APPOINTMENTS 187.14 FINANCIAL SERVICES MODERNIZATION-INSISTED ON THE HOUSE AMENDMENT AND AGREED TO A CON
FERENCE-S. 900 187.15 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES-S. 900 187.16 [ROLL NO. 355]—ON THE MOTION 187.17 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 187.18 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES-S. 900 187.19 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H. CON. RES. 168–H. RES. 266 187.20 ADJOURNMENT OF THE 106TH CONGRESS-H. CON. RES. 168 187.21 ORDER OF BUSINESS-CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 58 187.22 ADJOURNMENT OVER 187.23 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 187.24 LANCE ARMSTRONG-WINNER OF THE 1999 TOUR DE FRANCE-H. RES. 264 987.25 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO TERRORISTS AND THE MIDDLE EAST
PEACE PROCESS 187.26 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 487.27 ADJOURNMENT 187.28 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 187.29 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 187.30 MEMORIALS 187.31 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1999 (88)
188.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 188.2 RECESS—12:58 P.M. 488.3 AFTER RECESS-2 P.M.
188.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
188.5 COMMUNICATIONS188.6 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING
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MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1999 (88)—Continued
188.7 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 188.8 NATIONAL COMMISSION ON TERRORISM-APPOINTMENT 188.9 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-IMPOUNDMENT CONTROL 488.10 DISCOUNT WINDOW LOANS-H.R. 1094 188.11 COLONEL EILEEN COLLINS COMMENDATION-H. RES. 267 188.12 GLOBAL EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT RELIEF-S. 606 188.13 ARCTIC TUNDRA HABITAT CONSERVATION–H.R. 2454 188.14 ARIZONA STATEHOOD AND ENABLING AMENDMENTS-H.R. 747 188.15 FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT HISTORICAL SITE VISITOR CENTER-H.R. 1104 188.16 SAN JUAN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO SITE LAND TRANSFER-H.R. 695 188.17 FEDERAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS—H.R. 1219 188.18 LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY-H.R. 1442 488.19 SILK ROAD STRATEGY-H.R. 1152 188.20 SMALL BUSINESS INVESTMENT IMPROVEMENTS—H.R. 2614 188.21 SMALL BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT LOANS-H.R. 2615 188.22 THOMAS S. FOLEY FEDERAL BUILDING-H.R. 211 188.23 COPYRIGHT DAMAGES IMPROVEMENTS—H.R. 1761 188.24 RECESS—5:03 P.M. 188.25 AFTER RECESS—5:17 P.M. 188.26 FINANCIAL FREEDOM-DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO A CONFERENCE-H.R.
2488 188.27 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 2488 188.28 [ROLL NO. 356]—ON THE MOTION 188.29 H.R. 747—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 188.30 [ROLL NO. 357]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 747 188.31 H.R. 1219-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 188.32 [ROLL NO. 358]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1219 188.33 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 987—H. RES. 271 188.34 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2031-H. RES. 272 188.35 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES—H.R. 2488 988.36 FOREIGN OPERATIONS APPROPRIATIONSH.R. 2606 988.37 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. ANDREWS 188.38 [ROLL NO. 359]—ON THE AMENDMENT 188.39 COMMERCE, JUSTICE, STATE, AND JUDICIARY APPROPRIATIONS—H.R. 2670 188.40 SENATE BILL REFERRED 188.41 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 188.42 ADJOURNMENT 188.43 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 188.44 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 188.45 MEMORIALS 188.46 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 188.47 PETITIONS
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1999 (89)
189.1 RECESS—9:45 A.M. 189.2 AFTER RECESS-10 A.M.
489.3 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
189.4 COMMUNICATIONS 189.5 FOREIGN OPERATIONS APPROPRIATIONS—H.R. 2606 489.6 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. PAUL189.7 [ROLL NO. 360]—ON THE AMENDMENT
189.8 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. PAUL189.9 [ROLL NO. 361]-ON THE AMENDMENT
189.10 [ROLL NO. 362)—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2606
189.11 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
189.12 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2031—H. RES. 272
189.13 TWENTY-FIRST AMENDMENT ENFORCEMENT—H.R. 2031 989.14 [ROLL NO. 363)—ON AGREEING TO ENGROSSMENT AND THIRD READING
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1999 (89)—Continued
189.15 [ROLL NO. 364]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2031 189.16 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT-H.R. 2031 189.17 TRADE WAIVER WITH RESPECT TO VIETNAM–H.J. RES. 58
-. 189.18 [ROLL NO. 365]—ON PASSAGE OF H.J. RES. 58 189.19 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA APPROPRIATIONS-DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO A
CONFERENCE-H.R. 2587 189.20 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2670—H. RES. 273 189.21 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 987-H. RES. 271 189.22 ERGONOMICS STUDY-H.R. 987 189.23 [ROLL NO. 366)-ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 987 189.24 VA-HUD APPROPRIATIONS-H.R. 2684 189.25 ORDER OF BUSINESS-CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1664 189.26 CAPITOL GROUNDS CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION–H. CON. RES. 167 189.27 INVENTORS PROTECTION–H.R. 1907 189.28 POINT OF ORDER—MR. ROHRABACHER 189.29 NOTICE-MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 1905 189.30 SENATE BILL REFERRED 189.31 SENATE ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 189.32 ADJOURNMENT 189.33 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 189.34 REPORTED BILL SEQUENTIALLY REFERRED 189.35 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 189.36 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 189.37 MEMORIALS 189.38 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 189.39 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 189.40 PETITIONS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1999 (90)
190.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 190.2 COMMUNICATIONS
190.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
190.4 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
190.5 [ROLL NO. 367]-ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 190.6 H.R. 1907–UNFINISHED BUSINESS
190.7 (ROLL NO. 368]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1907
190.8 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2670—H. RES. 273 190.9 [ROLL NO. 369]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 273
190.10 COMMERCE, JUSTICE, STATE, AND JUDICIARY APPROPRIATIONS-H.R. 2670
190.11 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SERRANO190.12 [ROLL NO. 370)-ON THE AMENDMENT
190.13 MOTION TO RISE190.14 [ROLL NO. 371)-ON THE MOTION
190.15 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SCOTT190.16 [ROLL NO. 372]-ON THE AMENDMENT
190.17 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MS. DEGETTE190.18 [ROLL NO. 373)-ON THE AMENDMENT
190.19 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. COBURN190.20 (ROLL NO. 374)-ON THE AMENDMENT
190.21 EMERGENCY SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS—AMENDMENTS OF THE SENATE TO H.R. 1664
190.22 [ROLL NO. 375]—ON AGREEING TO THE AMENDMENTS 190.23 PERMISSION TO FILE CONFERENCE REPORT-H.R. 1905 190.24 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES-H.R. 1905
190.25 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT-H.R. 2488
190.26 RECESS-11:44 P.M.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF AUGUST 4), 1999
190.27 AFTER RECESS—12:38 A.M.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF AUGUST 4), 1999—Continued
190.28 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 2488—H. RES. 274 190.29 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2684-H. RES. 275 190.30 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF S. 1467—H. RES. 276 190.31 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 190.32 ADJOURNMENT 190.33 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 190.34 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 190.35 MEMORIALS 190.36 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1999 (91) 191.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 191.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 191.3 (ROLL NO. 376]-ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 191.4 COMMUNICATIONS 191.5 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 191.6 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 2488—H. RES. 274 191.7 (ROLL NO. 377]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 274 191.8 FINANCIAL FREEDOM-CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 2488 491.9 [ROLL NO. 378]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS 191.10 [ROLL NO. 379]—ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT 191.11 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT—S. 507 191.12 COMMERCE, JUSTICE, STATE, AND JUDICIARY APPROPRIATIONS-H.R. 2670 491.13 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. HALL OF OHIO 191.14 [ROLL NO. 380]—ON THE AMENDMENT 191.15 ORDER OF BUSINESS-FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2670 191.16 COMMERCE, JUSTICE, STATE, AND JUDICIARY APPROPRIATIONS—H.R. 2670 191.17 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 191.18 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 191.19 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. BASS 191.20 (ROLL NO. 381)-ON THE AMENDMENT 991.21 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. GEORGE MILLER OF CALIFORNIA 191.22 (ROLL NO. 382]—ON THE AMENDMENT 191.23 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. HAYWORTH 191.24 [ROLL NO. 383]—ON THE AMENDMENT 191.25 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. TAUZIN 191.26 (ROLL NO. 384)-ON THE AMENDMENT 191.27 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. KUCINICH 191.28 (ROLL NO. 385]—ON THE AMENDMENT 191.29 [ROLL NO. 386]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS 191.30 [ROLL NO. 387]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2670 191.31 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT-H.R. 2587 191.32 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 191.33 PERMISSION TO FILE REPORT-H.R. 1714 191.34 ORDER OF BUSINESS-CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1905 191.35 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2684-H. RES. 275 191.36 [ROLL NO. 388)-ON ORDERING THE PREVIOUS QUESTION 191.37 ORDER OF BUSINESS-FURTHER PROCEEDINGS ON THE MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES ON H.R. 1905 191.38 LEGISLATIVE BRANCH APPROPRIATIONS—CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 1905 991.39 (ROLL NO. 389)-ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT 191.40 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 191.41 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION—MINORITY 191.42 COMMITTEE RESIGNATION–MINORITY 491.43 COMMITTEE ELECTION-MINORITY-H. RES. 277 191.44 WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT—CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE REPORT ON S. 507 191.45 WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS—H.R. 2724 191.46 AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM–S. 1467 191.47 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1999 (91)-Continued
191.48 CAPITOL GROUND CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION—AMENDMENTS OF THE SENATE TO H. CON. RES. 167 191.49 INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM—S. 1546 191.50 VETERANS ENTREPRENEURSHIP-H.R. 1568 191.51 TOBACCO PRODUCTION AND MARKETING INFORMATION—S. 1543 191.52 PROVIDING FOR THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE TWO HOUSES–S. CON. RES. 51 191.53 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE TO SIGN ENROLLMENTS 191.54 SPEAKER, MAJORITY LEADER, AND MINORITY LEADER TO ACCEPT RESIGNATIONS, APPOINT COMMISSIONS 191.55 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH
FRIDAY, AUGUST 6 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF AUGUST 5), 1999
191.56 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—CENTRAL AMERICAN HAITIAN PARITY
191.57 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT–S. 1059 191.58 SENATE BILL REFERRED 191.59 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 191.60 ADJOURNMENT
191.61 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
191.62 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 191.63 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 191.64 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 191.65 MEMORIALS 491.66 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 191.67 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 191.68 DELETIONS
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1999 (92)
192.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 192.2 COMMUNICATIONS 492.3 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK-MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 192.4 COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK_MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 192.5 ENROLLED BILLS SIGNED 192.6 MIGRATORY BIRD COMMISSION—APPOINTMENT 192.7 INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTION ADVISORY COMMISSION—APPOINTMENT 192.8 SUBPOENA-MR. JACK KATZ, OFFICE OF PAYROLL 192.9 RECESS- 10:22 A.M. 192.10 AFTER RECESS—12:43 P.M. 192.11 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 192.12 VA-HUD APPROPRIATIONS—H.R. 2684 192.13 RECORDED VOTE-APPEAL OF THE RULING OF THE CHAIRMAN 192.14 [ROLL NO. 390]—ON THE APPEAL OF THE RULING OF THE CHAIRMAN 192.15 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. CUNNINGHAM 192.16 [ROLL NO. 391]—ON THE AMENDMENT 192.17 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. ROEMER 192.18 [ROLL NO. 392)—ON THE AMENDMENT 192.19 RECORDED VOTE—AMENDMENT BY MR. NADLER 192.20 [ROLL NO. 393]—ON THE AMENDMENT 192.21 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. NADLER 192.22 (ROLL NO. 394]—ON THE AMENDMENT 192.23 RECORDED VOTE AMENDMENT BY MR. ROGAN 192.24 [ROLL NO. 395]—ON THE AMENDMENT 192.25 RECORDED VOTE—AMENDMENT BY MR. GUTIERREZ 192.26 [ROLL NO. 396]—ON THE AMENDMENT 192.27 PROVIDING FOR CONSIDERATION OF A MOTION TO SUSPEND THE RULES—H. RES. 281 192.28 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 2587—H. RES. 282 492.29 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 417–H. RES. 283 192.30 SENATE BILLS REFERRED 192.31 BILLS PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT 192.32 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 192.33 ADJOURNMENT
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1999 (92)—Continued
192.34 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 192.35 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 192.36 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 192.37 DELETIONS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1999 (93)
193.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 193.2 COMMUNICATIONS
193.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
193.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF A MOTION TO SUSPEND THE RULES—H. RES. 281 193.5 (ROLL NO. 397]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 281 193.6 OPPOSITION TO GRANTING CLEMENCY TO TERRORISTS—H. CON. RES. 180 193.7 [ROLL NO. 398]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 180 193.8 VA-HUD APPROPRIATIONS-H.R. 2694
193.9 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SMITH OF MICHIGAN
193.10 [ROLL NO. 399]-ON THE AMENDMENT 193.11 RECORDED VOTE_AMENDMENT BY MR. HINCHEY
193.12 [ROLL NO. 400]—ON THE AMENDMENT
193.13 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. TANCREDO193.14 [ROLL NO. 401]—ON THE AMENDMENT
193.15 [ROLL NO. 402)—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS
193.16 [ROLL NO. 403]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2684
193.17 ORDER OF BUSINESS—CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 2587
193.18 D.C. APPROPRIATIONS—CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 2587
193.19 (ROLL NO. 404]—ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT 193.20 ADJOURNMENT OVER 493.21 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH 193.22 SENATE BILL REFERRED 193.23 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED
193.24 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
193.25 ADJOURNMENT193.26 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
193.27 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 193.28 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 193.29 DELETIONS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1999 (94)
994.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 194.2 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 194.3 “MORNING-HOUR DEBATE” 194.4 RECESS—12:42 P.M. 194.5 AFTER RECESS-2 P.M. 194.6 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 994.7 COMMUNICATIONS 194.8 REAUTHORIZE CONGRESSIONAL AWARD–S. 380 194.9 MULTIDISTRICT, MULTIPARTY, MULTIFORUM JURISDICTION-H.R. 2112 194.10 LACKAWANNA VALLEY HERITAGE AREA-H.R. 940 194.11 THOMAS COLE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE-H.R. 658 194.12 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 194.13 PROTECTION OF FISHERMEN'S VESSELS—H.R. 1651 194.14 BIKINI RESETTLEMENT AND RELOCATION-H.R. 2368 194.15 SPANISH PEAKS WILDERNESS—H.R. 898 194.16 QUINEBAUG AND SHETUCKET RIVERS VALLEY NATIONAL HERITAGE CORRIDOR-H.R. 1619 194.17 SENSE OF CONGRESS REGARDING IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY-H. CON. RES. 184 194.18 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT--UNITED NATIONS 194.19 AGRICULTURE APPROPRIATIONS--DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO A CON
FERENCE-H.R. 1906 194.20 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 1906
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1999 (94)—Continued
194.21 RECESS4:08 P.M. 194.22 AFTER RECESS-5 P.M. 194.23 ENERGY AND WATER APPROPRIATIONS-DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO A
CONFERENCE-H.R. 2605 194.24 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES-H.R. 2605 194.25 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES-H.R. 2605 194.26 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE APPROPRIATIONS—DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO
A CONFERENCE-H.R. 2561 194.27 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES-H.R. 2561 194.28 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREESH.R. 2561 194.29 COMMERCE, JUSTICE, STATE, AND JUDICIARY APPROPRIATIONS-DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE
SENATE AND AGREED TO A CONFERENCE-H.R. 2670 194.30 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES-H.R. 2670 194.31 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES—H.R. 2670 194.32 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES—H.R. 1906 194.33 RECESS—5:20 P.M. 194.34 AFTER RECESS-6:02 P.M. 194.35 PROVIDING FOR A CLOSED CONFERENCE-H.R. 2561 194.36 [ROLL NO. 405]—ON THE MOTION 194.37 H.R. 658—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 194.38 [ROLL NO. 406]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 658 494.39 H. CON. RES. 184—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 194.40 [ROLL NO. 4071—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 184 194.41 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 194.42 ADJOURNMENT 194.43 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 194.44 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 194.45 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1999 (95)
195.1 RECESS—9:23 A.M. 195.2 AFTER RECESS— 10 A.M. 195.3 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 195.4 COMMUNICATIONS 195.5 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 195.6 [ROLL NO. 408]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 195.7 FOREIGN OPERATIONS APPROPRIATIONS-DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO A
CONFERENCE-H.R. 2606 195.8 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 2606 195.9 IRAN NONPROLIFERATION–H.R. 1883 195.10 [ROLL NO. 409]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1883 195.11 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES-H.R. 2606—UNFINISHED BUSINESS
—— 195.12 [ROLL NO. 410]—ON THE MOTION 195.13 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES-H.R. 2606 195.14 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 417–H. RES. 283 195.15 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY S. 1059H. RES. 288 195.16 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1655-H. RES. 289 195.17 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1551–H. RES. 290 195.18 CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM-H.R. 417 195.19 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT-H.R. 2490 195.20 CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM-H.R. 417 195.21 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT, AS MODIFIED, BY MR. WHITFIELD 195.22 [ROLL NO. 411)-ON THE AMENDMENT, AS MODIFIED 195.23 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT, AS MODIFIED, BY MR. DOOLITTLE 995.24 [ROLL NO. 412) ON THE AMENDMENT, AS MODIFIED $95.25 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT, AS MODIFIED, BY MR. DOOLITTLE 195.26 [ROLL NO. 413) ON THE AMENDMENT, AS MODIFIED 195.27 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT, AS MODIFIED, BY MR. BEREUTER
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1999 (102)—Continued
1102.17 SAN JUAN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO—S. 293 1102.18 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING 1102.19 BLACK CANYON NATIONAL PARK AND GUNNISON GORGE NATIONAL CONSERVATION AREA-S. 323 ( 102.20 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 1102.21 MINERAL LEASING OF INDIAN LANDS IN OKLAHOMA-S. 944 1102.22 VIRGIN ISLANDS FISCAL AUTONOMY-H.R. 2841 4 102.23 SENIOR CITIZENS HOUSING FOR 21ST CENTURY-H.R. 202 1102.24 BANKRUPTCY CHAPTER 12 OF TITLE 11, UNITED STATES CODE-H.R. 2942 1102.25 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS TRUST FUND BOARD-APPOINTMENT 1102.26 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO ANGOLA 1 102.27 ENERGY AND WATER APPROPRIATIONS—CONSIDERATION OF THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 2605 1102.28 H. CON. RES. 187-UNFINISHED BUSINESS I 102.29 [ROLL NO. 448]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 187 (102.30 H. CON. RES. 140—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 4102.31 [ROLL NO. 449%ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 140 ( 102.32 S. 293—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1102.33 [ROLL NO. 450]—ON PASSAGE OF S. 293 ( 102.34 H.R. 202—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 102.35 [ROLL NO. 451]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 202 1102.36 H.R. 2605—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 102.37 [ROLL NO. 452]—ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT 1 102.38 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION AUTHORIZATIONS EXTENSION—S. 1637 1102.39 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT-H.R. 2606 1102.40 RECESS—9:01 P.M. ( 102.41 AFTER RECESS—9:49 P.M. I 102.42 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 68—H. RES. 305 102.43 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 1 102.44 ADJOURNMENT 1 102.45 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1102.46 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 1102.47 REPORTED BILL SEQUENTIALLY REFERRED 1 102.48 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4102.49 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1999 (103)
9 103.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 1103.2 RECESS—9:07 A.M. (103.3 AFTER RECESS10 A.M.
( 103.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
103.5 COMMUNICATIONS( 103.6 REFERENDUM IN EAST TIMOR-H. RES. 292
(103.7 EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS IN TAIWAN-H. RES. 297
1103.8 SPENDING OF THE BUDGET SURPLUS—H. RES. 306
1103.9 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 68/H. RES. 305 1103.10 CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS, FY 2000—H.J. RES. 68
1103.11 [ROLL NO. 453]—ON PASSAGE OF H.J. RES. 68
1103.12 H. RES. 292—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1103.13 [ROLL NO. 4541—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 292 4103.14 H. RES. 297-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 4 103.15 [ROLL NO. 455]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 297 103.16 H. RES. 306—UNFINISHED BUSINESS ( 103.17 [ROLL NO. 456]-ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 306(103.18 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
(103.19 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2506-H. RES. 299
1103.20 HEALTH CARE POLICY AND RESEARCH-H.R. 2506
1103.21 (ROLL NO. 457-ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2506 1103.22 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT-H.R. 2506
4103.23 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-VETO OF H.R. 2587
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1999 (103)—Continued
4 103.24 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 2606-H. RES. 307
— 1103.25 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2559—H. RES. 308 I 103.26 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 1103.27 ENROLLED BILL AND JOINT RESOLUTION SIGNED 1103.28 SENATE ENROLLED BILLS SIGNED 1 103.29 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 1 103.30 ADJOURNMENT 4 103.31 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1103.32 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1 103.33 MEMORIALS 1103.34 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4 103.35 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS ( 103.36 PETITIONS
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1999 (104)
9104.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
1104.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 1 104.3 COMMUNICATIONS
1104.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
1104.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2559—H. RES. 308 1 104.6 [ROLL NO. 458]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 308
(104.7 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
1104.8 [ROLL NO. 459]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 1 104.9 AGRICULTURAL RISK PROTECTION-H.R. 2559 I 104.10 CLERK TO CORRECT ENGROSSMENT-H.R. 2559 1104.11 RECESS—3:42 P.M. 1 104.12 AFTER RECESS—4:43 P.M.
1104.13 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2910—H. RES. 312
1104.14 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2436—H. RES. 313 1104.15 ENROLLED JOINT RESOLUTION SIGNED
1104.16 BILL AND JOINT RESOLUTION PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
I 104.17 ADJOURNMENT1104.18 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
1104.19 COMMITTEE DISCHARGED 1104.20 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1 104.21 MEMORIALS 1 104.22 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1 104.23 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS (104.24 PETITIONS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1999 (105)
1 105.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 1105.2 COMMUNICATIONS
1105.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
1105.4 SOCIAL SECURITY ADVISORY BOARD-APPOINTMENT1105.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2910–H. RES. 312
1105.6 [ROLL NO. 460]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 3124 105.7 UNFINISHED BUSINESS APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
4 105.8 [ROLL NO. 461]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 1105.9 NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD-H.R. 2910
1 105.10 [ROLL NO. 462]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2910
1 1105.11 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2436—H. RES. 313
1 105.12 UNBORN VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE-H.R. 2436 1 105.13 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. CANADY
[105.14 [ROLL NO. 463]—ON THE AMENDMENT
1 105.15 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE BY MS. LOFGREN
1105.16 [ROLL NO. 464]—ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE
1105.17 [ROLL NO. 465]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2436
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1999 (105)—Continued
1105.18 ENERGY CONSERVATION PROGRAMS EXTENSION–H.R. 2981 (105.19 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE (105.20 RECESS—9:02 P.M. 1105.21 AFTER RECESS—10:06 P.M. 4 105.22 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT-H.R. 1906 1105.23 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT-H.R. 2084 ( 105.24 RECESS—10:07 P.M. 1105.25 AFTER RECESS—11:36 P.M. 1 105.26 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 1906—H. RES. 317 1 105.27 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 2084—H. RES. 318 1105.28 SENATE BILL REFERRED ( 105.29 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED ( 105.30 SENATE ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 1 105.31 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 105.32 ADJOURNMENT 4 105.33 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1105.34 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON REPORTED BILLS SEQUENTIALLY REFERRED 1 105.35 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1 105.36 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 105.37 DELETIONS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1999 (106)
1106.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
106.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 1106.3 COMMUNICATIONS
1106.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
( 106.5 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 2084-H. RES. 318
(106.6 TRANSPORTATION APPROPRIATIONS—CONSIDERATION OF THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 2084 ( 106.7 H.R. 2084—UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1106.8 [ROLL NO. 466]—ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT
1106.9 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 1906-H. RES. 317 4 106.10 [ROLL NO. 4671—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 317
106.11 AGRICULTURE APPROPRIATIONS CONSIDERATION OF THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 1906
1106.12 [ROLL NO. 468]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT
[106.13 [ROLL NO. 469]—ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT 1106.14 ADJOURNMENT OVER 1106.15 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH
1106.16 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
1106.17 ADJOURNMENT9 106.18 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
[106.19 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS ( 106.20 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 1106.21 DELETIONS
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1999 (107)
107.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
1107.2 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 1107.3 “MORNING-HOUR DEBATE” 1107.4 RECESS—12:42 P.M. 1107.5 AFTER RECESS—2 P.M.
1107.6 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
1107.7 COMMUNICATIONS 1107.8 COMMERCIAL SPACE TRANSPORTATION COMPETITIVENESS-H.R. 2607 1107.9 STANISLAUS COUNTY, CALIFORNIA-H.R. 356107.10 RAIL PASSENGER DISASTER FAMILY ASSISTANCE-H.R. 2681 107.11 AMERICAN PUBLIC TRANSIT ASSOCIATION–H. CON. RES. 171 1 107.12 CHAPTER 12, TITLE 11, UNITED STATES CODE-S. 1606 1107.13 UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST ASSETS COMMISSION-H.R. 2401
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1999 (107)—Continued
1107.14 TAIWAN-WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION–H.R. 1794 1107.15 REVOLUTIONARY ARMED FORCES OF COLUMBIA-H. RES. 181 (107.16 PERU-FREEDOM OF PRESS, JUDICIAL AND ELECTORAL INSTITUTIONS-H. RES. 57 4107.17 ABRAHAM LINCOLN BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION–H.R. 1451 4 107.18 BROOKLYN MUSEUM EXHIBIT—H. CON. RES. 191 4 107.19 VA-HUD APPROPRIATIONS/DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO A CONFERENCE
H.R. 2684 1107.20 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 2684 1107.21 INTERIOR APPROPRIATIONS-DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO A CON
FERENCE-H.R. 2466 1107.22 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES-H.R. 2466 1 107.23 RECESS—5:50 P.M. 1107.24 AFTER RECESS—6 P.M. I 107.25 H. RES. 181–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1107.26 [ROLL NO. 470]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 181 4 107.27 H.R. 1451–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1107.28 [ROLL NO. 471]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1451 1107.29 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 2684-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1107.30 [ROLL NO. 472]—ON THE MOTION 1107.31 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 2466—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1107.32 [ROLL NO. 473]—ON THE MOTION, AS MODIFIED 1107.33 RECESS—6:50 P.M. 1107.34 AFTER RECESS—8:15 P.M. 1107.35 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 1 107.36 APPOINTMENT OF CONFEREES-H.R. 2466 ( 107.37 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE OFFICE OF COMPLIANCE-APPOINTMENTS 1107.38 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 764-H. RES. 321 1107.39 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 1107.40 SENATE ENROLLED BILLS SIGNED 1107.41 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT (107.42 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 1107.43 ADJOURNMENT 1107.44 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1107.45 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1107.46 MEMORIALS 1107.47 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1999, (108)
1108.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 1108.2 RECESS—9:27 A.M. 1108.3 AFTER RECESS—10 A.M.
108.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
| 108.5 COMMUNICATIONS 1108.6 PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS 1 108.7 PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS1 108.8 NATIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR MEMORIAL-H.R. 1663
1 108.9 COMMENDING WORLD WAR II VETERANS REGARDING BATTLE OF THE BULGE-H.J. RES. 65
1108.10 VICTIMS OF HURRICANE FLOYD—H. RES. 322 1108.11 J.J. “JAKE” PICKLE FEDERAL BUILDING—S. 559 1108.12 H.R. 1663—UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1108.13 [ROLL NO. 474]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1663
I 108.14 H.J. RES. 65—UNFINISHED BUSINESS1108.15 [ROLL NO. 475]—ON PASSAGE OF H.J. RES. 65
1 108.16 H. RES. 322-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 108.17 [ROLL NO. 476]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 3221108.18 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 2606-H. RES. 307
1108.19 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 764—H. RES. 321 1108.20 CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION AND ENFORCEMENT-H.R. 764
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1999, (108)—Continued
1108.21 RECESS—4 P.M. (108.22 AFTER RECESS—4:36 P.M. 1108.23 CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION AND ENFORCEMENT-H.R. 764 1108.24 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MS. JACKSON-LEE TO THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE
BY MR. MCCOLLUM ( 108.25 (ROLL NO. 477]—ON THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE 1108.26 RECORDED VOTEAMENDMENT BY MRS. JONES OF OHIO TO THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUB
STITUTE, AS AMENDED, BY MR. MCCOLLUM 1 108.27 [ROLL NO. 478]—ON THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE, AS AMENDED 1 108.28 [ROLL NO. 479]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 764 9 108.29 FOREIGN OPERATIONS APPROPRIATIONS CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 2606 9 108.30 [ROLL NO. 480]—ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT 1108.31 UNFINISHED BUSINESS APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 1 108.32 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2990 AND H.R. 2723-H. RES. 323 1108.33 SENATE BILL REFERRED 1108.34 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 1 108.35 ADJOURNMENT 1 108.36 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1108.37 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS (108.38 MEMORIALS 1108.39 REPORTS OF COMMITTEE ON PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1108.40 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 1108.41 PETITIONS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1999 (109)
( 109.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL (109.2 COMMUNICATIONS
1 109.3 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
1109.4 [ROLL NO. 481]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
1 109.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2990—H. RES. 323 1109.6 MOTION TO ADJOURN
1 109.7 [ROLL NO. 482]—ON THE MOTION
1 109.8 [ROLL NO. 483]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 323 1109.9 MANAGED CARE IMPROVEMENT-H.R. 29901 109.10 [ROLL NO. 484]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS
1 109.11 (ROLL NO. 485]-ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2990
( 109.12 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 1109.13 BIPARTISAN CONSENSUS MANAGED CARE IMPROVEMENT-H.R. 2723
1109.14 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF AMERICAN FOLKLIFE CENTER, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-APPOINTMENTS
1109.15 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED 1 109.16 SENATE ENROLLED BILL SIGNED1109.17 BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTION PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
1 109.18 ADJOURNMENT1 109.19 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
1 109.20 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1 109.21 MEMORIALS 1 109.22 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS I 109.23 PETITIONS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1999 (110)
4110.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
1110.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 110.3 COMMUNICATIONS
9 110.4 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
1110.5 [ROLL NO. 486]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 1110.6 BIPARTISAN CONSENSUS MANAGED CARE IMPROVEMENT—H.R. 2723
1110.7 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE BY MR. BOEHNER
1110.8 [ROLL NO. 487]—ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1999 (115)–Continued
1115.27 H.R. 2886—UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1115.28 [ROLL NO. 507]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2886 (115.29 H. CON. RES. 196-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1115.30 [ROLL NO. 508]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 508 4 115.31 NOTICE-MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 2670 (115.32 COMMISSION ON ONLINE CHILD PROTECTION—APPOINTMENTS
1115.33 AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REQUESTED BY THE SENATE ON H.R. 3064-H. RES. 333
( 115.34 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 71–H. RES. 334 (115.35 SENATE BILLS REFERRED 1115.36 ENROLLED BILLS SIGNED
1115.37 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
1115.38 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 1 115.39 ADJOURNMENT
(115.40 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
1115.41 SUBSEQUENT ACTION ON BILLS INITIALLY REFERRED UNDER TIME LIMITATION 4115.42 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS (115.43 MEMORIALS ( 115.44 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS (115.45 DELETIONS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1999 (116)
1116.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE 1116.2 RECESS—9:37 A.M. 1116.3 AFTER RECESS-10 A.M.
(116.4 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
116.5 COMMUNICATIONS [116.6 PRIVATE CALENDAR 1116.7 BILL PASSED OVER—S. 452
1116.8 UNFINISHED BUSINESS—APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
1116.9 [ROLL NO. 509]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
(116.10 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 71-H. RES. 334 1116.11 FURTHER CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS FY 2000—H.J. RES. 71
1116.12 [ROLL NO. 510]—ON PASSAGE OF H.J. RES. 71
1116.13 CONGRATULATING HENRY "HANK” AARON–H. RES. 279 1116.14 DISCRETIONARY SPENDING OFFSETS FY 2000—H.R. 30851116.15 [ROLL NO. 511]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 3085
1116.16 FINANCIAL FREEDOM-H.R. 2488(116.17 [ROLL NO. 512]-ON AGREEING TO THE MOTION TO LAY THE MOTION ON THE TABLE
1116.18 BANKING AND HOUSING AGENCY-H.R. 3046 1116.19 WOMEN'S BUSINESS CENTER PROGRAM-H.R. 1497 1116.20 WORK INCENTIVES—H.R. 11809116.21 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RECEIVED IN WRITING
1116.22 ANIMAL CRUELTY-H.R. 1887 1116.23 H.R. 1180—UNFINISHED BUSINESS(116.24 [ROLL NO. 513]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1180
1116.25 REQUEST FOR RETURN OF SENATE BILL—S. 331 ( 116.26 ANIMAL CRUELTY-H.R. 1887
1116.27 [ROLL NO. 514]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 1887
(116.28 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO COLOMBIA NARCOTICS TRAF-
— FICKERS 1116.29 PERMISSION TO FILE SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT-H.R. 2 1116.30 PROVIDING FOR DISAGREEING TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREEING TO A CONFERENCE ON H.R.
3064/H. RES. 333 1116.31 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 1116.32 MOTION TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES—H.R. 2670 1116.33 COMMISSION ON ONLINE CHILD SAFETY-APPOINTMENTS 1116.34 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT-H.R. 2670 (116.35 ORDER OF BUSINESS_FURTHER PROCEEDINGS ON MOTIONS TO INSTRUCT CONFEREES ON H.R. 2670
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1999 (120)—Continued
1120.39 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT–SOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDICARE ( 120.40 ENROLLED BILL SIGNED
120.41 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
( 120.42 ADJOURNMENT120.43 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
[120.44 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS ( 120.45 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS ( 120.46 DELETIONS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1999 (121)
q121.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
1121.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 1121.3 COMMUNICATIONS
( 121.4 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
( 121.5 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 2260—H. RES. 339 1121.6 PAIN RELIEF PROMOTION–H.R. 2260 ( 121.7 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT BY MR. SCOTT
1121.8 [ROLL NO. 542]—ON THE AMENDMENT
1121.9 RECORDED VOTE-AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE BY MRS. JOHNSON OF CONNECTICUT
q121.10 (ROLL NO. 543-ON THE AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE
I 121.11 [ROLL NO. 544]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2260 1121.12 RECESS—7:59 P.M. 1121.13 AFTER RECESS-8:37 P.M.
( 121.14 SUBMISSION OF CONFERENCE REPORT-H.R. 3064
( 121.15 RECESS-8:38 P.M. ( 121.16 AFTER RECESS9:58 P.M.( 121.17 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 3064-H. RES. 345
1121.18 ORDER OF BUSINESS-CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 73 ( 121.19 SENATE BILLS REFERRED 4121.20 ENROLLED BILL AND JOINT RESOLUTION SIGNED
( 121.21 BILL PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
( 121.22 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 1121.23 ADJOURNMENT
( 121.24 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
1 121.25 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS ( 121.26 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1999 (122)
( 122.1 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 1 122.2 COMMUNICATIONS
1 122.3 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
1 122.4 GOLDWATER SCHOLARSHIP AND EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION—APPOINTMENT
1122.5 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
1122.6 [ROLL NO. 545]—ON APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL
122.7 FURTHER CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS FY 2000—H.J. RES. 73
1122.8 [ROLL NO. 546]—ON PASSAGE OF H.J. RES. 73
4 122.9 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 3064-H. RES. 345 I 122.10 [ROLL NO. 547]-ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 345
( 122.11 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA APPROPRIATIONS CONSIDERATION OF THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 3064
1 122.12 [ROLL NO. 548]—ON THE MOTION TO RECOMMIT WITH INSTRUCTIONS
122.13 (ROLL NO. 549]—ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT 1 122.14 ADJOURNMENT OVER 1122.15 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY BUSINESS DISPENSED WITH
1122.16 WORK INCENTIVES–DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO A CONFERENCE-H.R.
1180 1 122.17 APPOINTMENT OF FUNERAL COMMITTEE OF THE LATE HONORABLE JOHN H. CHAFEE-APPOINTMENTS ( 122.18 FURTHER MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 4 122.19 ENROLLED JOINT RESOLUTION SIGNED
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1999 (128)—Continued
128.5 AFTER RECESS2 P.M. 1128.6 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL ( 128.7 COMMUNICATIONS ( 128.8 MUHAMMAD ALI BOXING REFORM—H.R. 1832 1128.9 LIVING KIDNEY DONORS—H. RES. 94 (128.10 EMIGRANT WILDERNESS PRESERVATION_H.R. 359 128.11 RESOURCES REPORTS RESTORATION-H.R. 3002 | 128.12 CENTRAL VALLEY WATER PROJECT-H.R. 3077 ( 128.13 OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT ETHICS REAUTHORIZATION–H.R. 2904
128.14 JOSEPH ILETO POST OFFICE-H.R. 3189 | 128.15 THOMAS J. BROWN POST OFFICE BUILDING-H.R. 2307 1128.16 RECOGNITION OF PAYNE STEWART-H. RES. 344 1128.17 "SHOELESS JOE” JACKSON RECOGNITION–H. RES. 269 1128.18 RECESS—4:24 P.M. 1128.19 AFTER RECESS6 P.M. 1128.20 H. RES. 94-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1128.21 (ROLL NO. 574]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 94 1128.22 H.R. 2904—UNFINISHED BUSINESS [128.23 [ROLL NO. 575]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2904 1 128.24 H. RES. 344-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 128.25 [ROLL NO. 576)-ON AGREEING TO H.R. 344 1128.26 VETERANS’ MILLENIUM HEALTH CARE—DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENTS OF THE SENATE AND AGREED TO A
-A CONFERENCE ON H.R. 2116 1 128.27 RECESS-9:54 P.M. 128.28 AFTER RECESS—11:18 P.M. I 128.29 WAIVING POINTS OF ORDER AGAINST THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 1555-H. RES. 364 128.30 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 76-H. RES. 365 ( 128.31 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1714-H. RES. 366 128.32 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 3073-H. RES. 367 1128.33 SENATE BILLS REFERRED ( 128.34 ENROLLED BILL AND JOINT RESOLUTION SIGNED ( 128.35 SENATE ENROLLED BILLS SIGNED
128.36 BILLS PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT | 128.37 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 128.38 ADJOURNMENT 1128.39 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS ( 128.40 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1 128.41 MEMORIALS 1128.42 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS ( 128.43 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1999 (129) )
1129.1 RECESS—9:38 A.M. 1 129.2 AFTER RECESS-10 A.M. 1 129.3 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 1 129.4 COMMUNICATIONS ( 129.5 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 1 ( 129.6 ORDER OF BUSINESS-CONSIDERATION OF THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 1555 1129.7 ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS—H.J. RES. 76 1 129.8 RESCUE OF DR. JERRI NIELSEN-H. CON. RES. 205 ( 129.9 ELIM NATIVE CORPORATION–H.R. 3090 ( 129.10 IRRIGATION SYSTEM WATER DIVERSIONS—H.R. 1444 1129.11 COMMEMORATION OF THE SPEECH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.—H.R. 2879 9 129.12 TRAFFICKING OF BABY BODY PARTS—H. RES. 350 129.13 PROVIDING FOR AGREEING TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE WITH AMENDMENTS ON H.R. 2280—H. RES. 368 129.14 JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING-H. CON. RES. 221 [ 129.15 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 1714-H. RES. 366 1 129.16 ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES IN GLOBAL COMMERCE-H.R. 1714
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1999 (133)—Continued
[133.16 [ROLL NO. 587]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 3257 (133.17 H. CON. RES. 222-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 133.18 [ROLL NO. 588]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 222 1 133.19 H. CON. RES. 211–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 133.20 [ROLL NO. 589]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 211 1 133.21 MULTIDISTRICT, MULTIPARTY, MULTIFORUM JURISDICTION-DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE
— AND ASKED FOR A CONFERENCE-H.R. 2112 1 133.22 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC_H. RES. 169 1133.23 SLOVAK REPUBLIC-H. CON. RES. 165 1 133.24 NORTH CAUCASUS REGION OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION-H. CON. RES. 206
– ( 133.25 FUNDING FOR DIABETES-H. RES. 325 1 133.26 HONORING WALTER PAYTON-H. RES. 370 ( 133.27 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT [133.28 RECOGNITION OF MAYOR JOE SERNA, JR., SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA–H. RES. 363 1133.29 VETERANS MILLENNIUM HEALTH CARE-AGREED TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 2116 1133.30 LEIF ERICSON MILLENNIUM COMMEMORATIVE COIN-H.R. 3373 1 133.31 PROVIDING FOR MOTIONS TO SUSPEND THE RULES—H. RES. 374 1 133.32 [ROLL NO. 590]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 374 1 133.33 H. RES. 169-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1133.34 [ROLL NO. 591]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 169 [133.35 H. CON. RES. 165—UNFINISHED BUSINESS [133.36 (ROLL NO. 592)-ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 165 (133.37 H. CON. RES. 206—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 ( 133.38 (ROLL NO. 593—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 206 ( 133.39 H. RES. 325-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 133.40 [ROLL NO. 594]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 325 [133.41 H.R. 2336-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 133.42 [ROLL NO. 595]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2336 (133.43 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL [133.44 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD 1133.45 MESSÅGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO IRAN
133.46 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD [133.47 SUSPENSION OF THE RULES NOTICE 1133.48 RECESS—11:59 P.M.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF NOVEMBER 16),1999
1133.49 AFTER RECESS—12:44 A.M.
133.50 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 80—H. RES. 381 [133.51 BILLS PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
133.52 LEAVE OF ABSENCE ( 133.53 ADJOURNMENT ( 133.54 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
133.55 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS (133.56 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1 133.57 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 133.58 DELETIONS
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1999 (134)
1134.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
( 134.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 134.3 COMMUNICATIONS
4 134.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 80—H. RES. 381
134.5 CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS FY 2000-H.J. RES. 80[134.6 [ROLL NO. 596]—ON PASSAGE OF H.J. RES. 80
( 134.7 HOLDING COURT IN NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI-S. 1418 1134.8 RAILROAD POLICE OFFICERS TRAINING—S. 1235 1134.9 INSTITUTES AND SCHOOLS SUPPORT—S. 440 1 134.10 RIO ARRIBA LAND CONVEYANCES–S. 278
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1999 (133)—Continued
[133.16 [ROLL NO. 587]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 3257 (133.17 H. CON. RES. 222-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 133.18 [ROLL NO. 588]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 222 1 133.19 H. CON. RES. 211–UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 133.20 [ROLL NO. 589]—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 211 1 133.21 MULTIDISTRICT, MULTIPARTY, MULTIFORUM JURISDICTION-DISAGREED TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE SENATE
— AND ASKED FOR A CONFERENCE-H.R. 2112 1 133.22 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC_H. RES. 169 1133.23 SLOVAK REPUBLIC-H. CON. RES. 165 1 133.24 NORTH CAUCASUS REGION OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION-H. CON. RES. 206
– ( 133.25 FUNDING FOR DIABETES-H. RES. 325 1 133.26 HONORING WALTER PAYTON-H. RES. 370 ( 133.27 MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT [133.28 RECOGNITION OF MAYOR JOE SERNA, JR., SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA–H. RES. 363 1133.29 VETERANS MILLENNIUM HEALTH CARE-AGREED TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R. 2116 1133.30 LEIF ERICSON MILLENNIUM COMMEMORATIVE COIN-H.R. 3373 1 133.31 PROVIDING FOR MOTIONS TO SUSPEND THE RULES—H. RES. 374 1 133.32 [ROLL NO. 590]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 374 1 133.33 H. RES. 169-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1133.34 [ROLL NO. 591]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 169 [133.35 H. CON. RES. 165—UNFINISHED BUSINESS [133.36 (ROLL NO. 592)-ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 165 (133.37 H. CON. RES. 206—UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 ( 133.38 (ROLL NO. 593—ON AGREEING TO H. CON. RES. 206 ( 133.39 H. RES. 325-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 133.40 [ROLL NO. 594]—ON AGREEING TO H. RES. 325 [133.41 H.R. 2336-UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1 133.42 [ROLL NO. 595]—ON PASSAGE OF H.R. 2336 (133.43 UNFINISHED BUSINESS-APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL [133.44 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD 1133.45 MESSÅGE FROM THE PRESIDENT—NATIONAL EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO IRAN
133.46 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT-RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD [133.47 SUSPENSION OF THE RULES NOTICE 1133.48 RECESS—11:59 P.M.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 (LEGISLATIVE DAY OF NOVEMBER 16),1999
1133.49 AFTER RECESS—12:44 A.M.
133.50 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 80—H. RES. 381 [133.51 BILLS PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT
133.52 LEAVE OF ABSENCE ( 133.53 ADJOURNMENT ( 133.54 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
133.55 PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS (133.56 PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 1 133.57 ADDITIONAL SPONSORS 133.58 DELETIONS
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1999 (134)
1134.1 APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE
( 134.2 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL 134.3 COMMUNICATIONS
4 134.4 PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.J. RES. 80—H. RES. 381
134.5 CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS FY 2000-H.J. RES. 80[134.6 [ROLL NO. 596]—ON PASSAGE OF H.J. RES. 80
( 134.7 HOLDING COURT IN NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI-S. 1418 1134.8 RAILROAD POLICE OFFICERS TRAINING—S. 1235 1134.9 INSTITUTES AND SCHOOLS SUPPORT—S. 440 1 134.10 RIO ARRIBA LAND CONVEYANCES–S. 278