The U.S. Congress Votes Database

104th Congress / Bills / S 1894

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An original bill making appropriations for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1997, and for other purposes.

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Votes on this bill

DateChamberResultVote
7/18/96 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 199: On the Motion to Table
Motion to table levin amendment no.4893; To strike out funding for new production of F-16 aircraft in excess of six aircraft, and to transfer the funding to increase funding for anti-terrorism support.
7/18/96 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 198: On the Motion to Table
motion to table harkin amendment no.4492; Relating to payments by the Department of Defense of restructuring costs associated with business combinations.
7/17/96 Senate Rejected Session 2, roll call 197: On the Amendment
bumpers amdt no. 4891; To reduce procurement of F/A-18C/D fighters to six aircraft.
7/17/96 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 196: On the Motion to Table
Motion to table Amdt. No. 4463; To prohibit the use of funds for support of more than 68 general officers of the Marine Corps on active duty.
7/17/96 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 195: On the Amendment
nunn amdt no. 4453; To provide $150,000,000 for defending the United States against weapons of mass destruction, and to provide offsetting reductions in other appropriation amounts.
7/17/96 Senate Agreed to Session 2, roll call 194: On the Motion to Table
motion to table simon amdt no. 4591; To ensure that work under Department of Defense contracts is performed in the United States.
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