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Amendment in the nature of a substitute repeals the remaining economic sanctions that had been imposed on South Africa by the Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986; sets paramet…
Amendment defines "intimidation" under the bill as actions that cause a reasonable fear of bodily harm.
Amendment sought to change the standards used by the Attorney General in determining whether to initiate a preliminary investigation under the independent counsel law.
Amendment allows title I (Improved Education for Disadvantaged Children) funds to be used to serve students who reside in eligible areas, but who attend schools located in ineligib…
Amendment prohibits Federal education funds to States or school districts which do not permit voluntary prayer in public schools.
Amendment authorizes $25 million in FY 1995 and such sums as may be necessary in FY 1996 through FY 1999 for school-based programs for inner city and rural communities called 21st …
Amendment reserves for Governors 20 percent of a State's funds under the Drug-Free School and Communities Program; requires Governors to establish an advisory committee to create a…
Amendments en bloc: (1) clarify that the implementation of model opportunity-to-learn standards by States, local educational agencies, and schools is voluntary and not mandated; (2…
Amendment sought to delete the authorization for the National Writing Project.
See Gunderson amendment (A010) for description.
Amendment sought to delete language regarding death penalty procedures which allows aggravating factors not specified in the bill to be considered in imposing the death penalty.
Amendment authorizes $20 million in fiscal years 1995-1999 for the Parents As Teachers Program.
Amendment adds language expressing as the sense of the House of Representatives that the Department of Justice should repudiate its reinterpretation of Federal child pornography la…
Amendment sought to provide fiscal year 1995 new budget authority of $1,194.6 billion; budget outlays of $1,204.6 billion; budget revenues of $971.3 billion; and a budget deficit o…
Amendment sought to provide fiscal year 1995 new budget authority of $1,528.9 billion; budget outlays of $1,513.5 billion; budget revenues of $1,340 billion; and a budget deficit o…
An amendment to substitute life imprisonment for the death penalty provisions in the bill.
Amendment sought to remove serious drug offenses from the violent felonies specified in the bill for which a sentence of life imprisonment would be mandatory upon three convictions…
Amendment adds language expressing as the sense of the Congress that Federal spending on education should increase 1 percent each year until total education spending equals 10 perc…
Amendment in the nature of a substitute extends the time before certain regulations dealing with farmworker safety and training may go into effect.
Amendment sought to change the weighting factor in the formula for distributing title I (Improved Education for Disadvantaged Children) funds in excess of the FY 1994 appropriation…
Amendment sought to delete language which permits the death penalty to be imposed for murders committed during carjackings, drive-by shootings, and Federal drug and gun crimes.
Amendment adds bank robbery and robbery or burglary involving controlled substances to the violent felonies specified in the bill for which a sentence of life imprisonment would be…
Amendment provides for the creation of the Business Development and Technology Commercialization Corporation to make Federally-developed technology available for commercial use.
Amendment requires the Secretary of Commerce to provide recipients of funds under the bill notice concerning compliance with Buy American provisions contained in the bill.
Amendment adds conviction for a serious drug offense to the violent felonies specified in the bill for which a sentence of life imprisonment would be mandatory upon three convictio…