The U.S. Congress Votes Database

104th Congress / Bills / H R 3755

Title

Making appropriations for the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, and related agencies, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1997, and for other purposes.

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Categories (What are categories?)

Abandonment of family | Abortion | Administrative fees | Adoption | Age and employment | Aged | Agricultural labor | Aid to dependent children | AIDS (Disease) | Alcoholism | Allergies | Ambulatory care | Annuities | Appropriations | Appropriations -- Armed Forces Retirement Home | Appropriations -- Comm. on Libraries and Information Science | Appropriations -- Department of Education | Appropriations -- Department of Health and Human Services | Appropriations -- Department of Labor | Appropriations -- Fed. Mine Safety & Health Review Comm. | Appropriations -- Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service | Appropriations -- National Council on Disability | Appropriations -- National Labor Relations Board | Appropriations -- National Mediation Board | Appropriations -- Occupational Safety & Health Review | Appropriations -- Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation | Appropriations -- Physician Payment Review Comm. | Appropriations -- Prospective Payment Assessment Commission | Appropriations -- Railroad Retirement Board | Armed forces reserves | Arthritis | Automation | Bilingual education | Birth control | Black colleges -- District of Columbia | Black lung | Blind | Block grants | Boarder babies | Budgets | Business | Busing (School integration) | Buy American | Cancer | Cancer research | Child abuse | Child health | Child labor | Child support | Child support enforcement | Children | Civil rights | Civil service pensions | Civil-military relations | Claims | Clinical trials | Clinics | Clothing industry | Coal miners | College libraries | Colleges | Communicable diseases | Communication in medicine | Communication in science | Communications | Community hospitals | Computer networks | Computers and government | Congress | Congressional oversight | Congressional reporting requirements | Congressional-executive relations | Consumer price indexes | Consumers | Cost effectiveness | Crime prevention | Criminal justice | Data banks | Day care | Debarment of government contractors | Defense policy | Dentistry | Diabetes | Disability evaluation | Disabled | Discrimination in insurance | Discrimination in medical care | Drug abuse | Drug legalization | Early retirement | Economic policy | Economic statistics | Education | Education of handicapped children | Education of socially handicapped children | Educational accountability | Educational equalization | Educational exchanges | Educational policy | Educational research | Educational statistics | Electronic funds transfers | Elementary and secondary education | Emergency management | Employee rights | Employee training | Employment of the handicapped | Energy | Energy assistance for the poor | Energy policy | English language | Environmental health | Environmental protection | Evaluation research (Social action programs) | Executive departments | Eye diseases | Families | Family violence | Farmers | Federal advisory bodies | Federal aid to adult education | Federal aid to child health services | Federal aid to child welfare | Federal aid to education | Federal aid to handicapped services | Federal aid to health facilities | Federal aid to higher education | Federal aid to libraries | Federal aid to medical education | Federal aid to medical research | Federal aid to research | Federal aid to vocational education | Federal employees | Federal-state relations | Federally-guaranteed loans | Finance | Fines (Penalties) | Firearms control | Food | Food service | Foreign trade | Foster home care | Fraud | Genetic research | Genetic screening | Geriatrics | Government buyouts | Government contractors | Government corporations | Government employee unions | Government employees | Government information | Government lending | Government liability | Government paperwork | Government trust funds | Grandparents | Health maintenance organizations | Health policy | Health surveys | Hearing disorders | Higher education | Hospital care | Housing | Human embryology | Human engineering | Human experimentation in medicine | Human genetics | Human immunodeficiency viruses | Humanities | Illegal aliens | Immigrants | Immigration | Impacted area programs | Indexing (Economic policy) | Indians | Industrial relations | Information services | Inspectors general | Interstate commerce | Intravenous drug abuse | Job hunting | Job training | Judicial review | Kidney diseases | Labeling | Labor | Labor disputes | Labor statistics | Labor union finances | Land transfers | Law | Legislation | Leprosy -- Hawaii | Libraries | Literacy programs | Lobbying | Lung diseases | Machinery | Manpower training programs | Mediation | Medicaid | Medicaid -- Michigan | Medical care | Medical centers | Medical fees | Medical genetics | Medical instruments and apparatus | Medical libraries | Medical research | Medicare | Medicine | Meditation | Mental health | Mental illness | Mentally ill | Military dependents | Military education | Military pay | Military pensions | Mine safety | Minimum wages | Minorities | Muscular diseases | Names | Narcotic traffic | National service | Natural resources | Nervous system diseases | Nursing | Occupational health and safety | Officer personnel | Old age, survivors and disability insurance | Older workers | Overtime | Paper and paper products -- Equipment and supplies | Paper recycling | Parent and child | Peace | Peace research | Pension funds | Pension trust guaranty insurance | Pensions | Physicians | Politics and government | Poor | Poverty | Prayer in the public schools | Preschool education | Preventive medicine | Printing | Prison labor | Prospective payment systems (Medical care) | Protection of officials | Psychiatric hospitals | Public assistance programs | Public broadcasting | Public contracts | Public health personnel | Public lands | Public service employment | Railroad retirement plans | Recycling industry | Recycling of waste products | Refugee policy | Rehabilitation of the mentally handicapped | Rehabilitation of the physically handicapped | Relocation of federal installations -- Louisiana | Reprogramming of appropriated funds | Rescue work | Research centers | Research grants | Retirement income | Runaway children | Saving and investment | Scholarships | School-to-work transition | Science policy | Sex discrimination in education | Skin diseases | Small business | Social security | Social services | Soldiers' homes | Solid wastes | Special education | State and local government | State officials and employees | Student aid | Student housing | Student loan funds | Subcontractors | Supplemental security income program | Supreme Court decisions | Surgery | Survivors' benefits | Technology | Telecommunication | Trade | Trade adjustment assistance | Transfer of employees | Transportation | Unemployment insurance | User charges | Vaccination | Vaccines | Veterans | Veterans' employment | Volunteer workers | Wage restitution | Welfare | Wife abuse | Women | Women's shelters | Workers' compensation | Youth employment

Votes on this bill

DateChamberResultVote
7/12/96 House Passed Session 2, roll call 313: On Passage
Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Appropriations for Fy 1997
7/12/96 House Failed Session 2, roll call 312: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/12/96 House Agreed to Session 2, roll call 311: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/12/96 House Agreed to Session 2, roll call 310: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/11/96 House Agreed to Session 2, roll call 309: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/11/96 House Failed Session 2, roll call 308: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/11/96 House Failed Session 2, roll call 307: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/11/96 House Failed Session 2, roll call 306: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/11/96 House Failed Session 2, roll call 305: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/11/96 House Agreed to Session 2, roll call 304: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/11/96 House Failed Session 2, roll call 303: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/11/96 House Failed Session 2, roll call 302: On Agreeing to the Amendment
7/11/96 House Agreed to Session 2, roll call 301: On Agreeing to the Amendment
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