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Amendment 38515
An amendment, consisting of a portion of the amendment printed as amendment No. 22 in the Congressional Record of July 13, 1995, to eliminate the $4.3 appropriation for the Rural T…
Amendment sought to reduce the scope of the rulemaking moratorium to the issuance of substantive rules, interpretative rules, statements of agency policies, or notices of proposed …
Amendment sought to require the State of Arkansas to pay the Federal Government the fair market value of the property at the time ownership of the hatchery is transferred.
Amendment 38530
Amendment prohibits the Department of Defense from entering into contracts or grants with colleges and universities that ban ROTC programs at their schools or prevent their student…
Amendment provides for the installation of a sand and stone cap in the navigation project at Manistique Harbor, Michigan.
Amendment reduces the appropriation for the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars by $1 million.
Amendment sought to delete language which provides for the sale of up to seven million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
An amendment, not preprinted in the Congressional Record, to provide $2 million funds for the National Endowment for Children's Educational Television. The amendment would reduce b…
Amendment sought to require the Congressional Budget Office and the Office of Management and Budget to conduct a cost-benefit analysis of the proposed abolishment of AID, ACDA, and…
Amendment reduces the appropriation for military construction for the Army by $14 million.
An amendment preprinted in the Congressional Record of July 19, as amendment No. 64, that prohibits the use of funds in the bill to promote the sale or export of alcohol or alcohol…
Amendment sought to appropriate $18.6 million for operation of the Office of Technology Assessment. \ Amendment, as amended by the Houghton substitute amendment (A006), was subse…
Amendment originally sought to reduce by $18.4 million the funds appropriated for OPIC direct and guaranteed loans. \ As amended by the Callahan substitute amendment (A005), the …
Amendment prohibits the use of funds for any United Nations undertaking when it is known that the undertaking is a peacekeeping mission, will involve United States Armed Forces und…
Amendment sought to reduce most foreign aid programs by 1 percent.
Amendment extends the current moratorium on patenting mining claims through fiscal year 1996.
Amendment in the nature of a substitute provides for the continuation of the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act Program.
See pages H8306-H8307 in the Congressional Record of August 2, 1995 for a complete record of House consideration of H.R. 1874.
Amendment in the nature of a substitute provides for the consideration of H.R. 2002, the Transportation Appropriations Act for FY 1996.
Amendment sought to delete $2 billion in funding for law enforcement block grants and replace it with $1.767 billion for public safety and community policing grants and $233 millio…
Amendment sought to increase funding for homeless assistance grants by $184 million and funding for FEMA emergency management planning and assistance by $30 million, and reduce FEM…
Amendment to the Young (AK) substitute amendment (A001) sought to limit the average daily volume of oil exports for any calendar year to the total average daily volume of oil deliv…
Amendment sought to strike language that prohibits HUD from issuing or enforcing any requirement or regulation relating to the application of the Fair Housing Act to the business o…