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Amendment provides that compensation for any takings declared by a court of jurisdiction must come from the abandoned locatable minerals mine reclamation fund and not the Departmen…
Amendment places limits on the authority of the National Biological Survey to conduct activities on private land.
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.
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 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…
Amendment sought to reduce the amount for ballistic missile defense by $200 million.
Amendment deletes language which limited to $1 million the amount that the DOT Inspector General can use to conduct audits under the the Chief Financial Officers Act.
Amendment sought to express the sense of Congress that the United States should suspend its consent for use of nuclear material at foreign facilities where discrepancies in account…
Amendment sought to reduce the appropriations contained in the bill by $10 billion.
Amendment sought to delete $25 million appropriated for the Coast Guard's boating safety grants program.
Amendments en bloc: (1) give priority in the development of an overall environmental technology strategy to geographic areas of significant environmental need, including non-attain…
Amendment sought to require insurance companies to report to the Secretary of Commerce their reasons for denying or not renewing policies.
Amendment sought to require the Hydrogen Technical Advisory Panel to report to Congress on the extent of the financial participation of foreign entities in hydrogen research.
Amendment states as the sense of the Congress that to the greatest extent possible all equipment and products purchased with funds provided in the bill should be American-made.
See Bilbray amendment (A014) for description.
Amendment in the nature of a substitute sought to express the sense of the Congress that the President should not have deployed U.S. troops in Haiti; provide that the President sho…
Amendment in the nature of a substitute provides for designating the Warren B. Rudman United States Courthouse in New Hampshire, the Jamie L. Whitten Federal Building in Washington…
Amendment in the nature of a substitute expresses the sense of the Congress that the United States should actively seek compliance by all nations with the conservation and manageme…
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