102nd Congress / Bills / H R 6056

Title

Making appropriations for the government of the District of Columbia and other activities chargeable in whole or in part against the revenues of said District for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1993, and for other purposes.

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Abortion | Appellate procedure | Appropriations | Auditing | Budget deficits | Cable television | Capital budgets | Capital punishment -- District of Columbia | Charities | Citizenship | Civil service pensions | Civil service retirement | Collection of accounts | Congressional oversight | Convention facilities | Corporations | Correctional personnel | Crime prevention | Debt | Dental care | Disability insurance | Domestic relations | Economic development | Education | Emergency medical services | Executive impoundment of appropriated funds | Eye care | Federal aid to education | Federal aid to health facilities | Federal aid to hospitals | Federal aid to law enforcement agencies | Federal budgets | Fire fighters | Gifts | Government consultants | Government liability | Government paperwork | Government procurement | Government spending reductions | Health insurance | Information services | Interest | Interstate compacts -- Maryland | Judges | Juvenile corrections | Juvenile delinquency | Labor union finances | Law enforcement officers | Layoffs | Licenses | Lotteries | Medical care | Medical centers | Motor vehicle registration | Motor vehicles | Municipal budgets | Municipal finance | Municipal officials and employees | Municipal ordinances | Municipal politics and government | Municipal services | Murder | Payments in lieu of taxes | Pregnant women | Presidential inaugurations | Prison violence -- Virginia | Prisons | Public buildings | Public contracts | Public schools | Public works | Referendum | Religious liberty | Rent | Reprogramming of appropriated funds | Right to counsel | Salaries | Sentences (Criminal procedure) | Supplemental appropriations | Teachers | Telephone | Traffic violations | Trauma care | Travel costs

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