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</p> Mack the Elder did not return a call seeking comment. </p> Alabama Slammer.
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House Passes Continuity Legislation
</p> Seven Republicans and 89 Democrats voted against the legislation.
Mice, Members of Congress Share Work Habits
</p> Scientific analysis of more than 50 years of bill production indicates that Members of Congress like monkeys, tend to wait until the last minute to get things done.
‘Old West,’ ‘New West’ Come Head-to-Head
The bill would not block energy development or let the surface owners veto a well.
Printing People
</p> The newest councilmembers, who serve 3-year terms, are Evelyn Frangakis of the New York Public Library; Ann Miller, head of Duke University’s Public Documents and Maps Department; Bill Sudduth, head
Hat in the Ring
Former California Secretary of State Bill Jones is the GOP nominee for Senate.
It’s Academic — Or Is It?
</p> 7. “The motivation for politics is very similar to medicine.” </p> 8. “If I have a disagreement with you, I will tell you.” </p> a. Madeleine Albright, former secretary of State </p> b.
At the Races
There are four candidates from the Rochester area: Monroe County legislator Mark Assini, lawyer Bill Nojay, businessman Geoff Rosenberger, and Monroe County Legislature Majority Leader Bill Smith.
Balanced Approach Is Necessary
</p> Congress has enacted federal environmental laws to maintain this balance.
Blunt Works to Refine Operation
</p> Blunt pointed to the reauthorization of the Head Start program as an example of a difficult bill that went through this year after being deemed unpassable three years ago.
No Garden Party
criticized for borrowing $25,000 from a lobbyist and then backing legislation benefiting that lobbyist’s client, as well as taking a $447,000 loan from a credit firm just days before agreeing to co-sponsor a bill
Feingold Praises Collins’ Restraint
</p> But it was not Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), perhaps the most powerful man in the Senate. Nor was it fellow Maine Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe.
U.S. Food Supply Is World’s Safest
In the fiscal 2004 Appropriations bill, FSIS has received nearly $890 million in appropriations and existing fee collections to carry out their duties.
Communities Need Smart Growth
</p> Consider the recently passed House surface transportation bill (H.R. 3550). It allocates about 19 percent of the $275 billion to transit and the bulk of the remainder to cars and trucks.
‘Old Myths’ Block Economic Progress
</p> Here is the good news: </p> While some say that the world is running out of safe, clean sources of drinking water, water is actually one of the most ample resources on the planet.
‘Old Myths’ Block Economic Progress
</p> Here is the good news: </p> While some say that the world is running out of safe, clean sources of drinking water, water is actually one of the most ample resources on the planet.
Call Goes Out to Aid Specter
</p> Specter, who is locked in an ideology-driven fight with Rep.
Mary Norton Blazed a Trail for Women
</p> Shortly after the late Rep.
Pearl Takes Her Case to Congress
“Once you add in the 168 victims of Oklahoma City then you have a bill that requires a special appropriation — and the bill is dead.”
Policy Toward Internal Revenue Service Takes the Cake
It takes real talent to put that much damage into one small bill.