105th Congress / Bills / S 858
Title
An original bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 1998 for intelligence and intelligence-related activities of the United States Government, the Community Management Account, and the Central Intelligence Agency Retirement and Disability System, and for other purposes.
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Categories (What are categories?)
Administrative fees | Air force | Americans in foreign countries | Appropriations | Armed forces | Army posts | Auditing | Authorization -- Central Intelligence Agency | Authorization -- Department of Defense | Authorization -- Department of Energy | Authorization -- Department of Justice | Authorization -- Department of State | Authorization -- Department of the Treasury | Authorization -- Intelligence community staff | Broadcasting | Budgets | Building leases | Business | Buy American | Capital budgets | Chemical weapons | Civil liberties | Civil service pensions | Classified defense information | Communications | Computer security measures | Computers and government | Confidential funding (Federal budgets) | Congress | Congress and military policy | Congressional budget | Congressional oversight | Congressional reporting requirements | Congressional witnesses | Consumer credit | Consumers | Credit | Credit bureaus | Credit controls | Criminal investigation | Criminal justice | Data banks | Debarment of government contractors | Deceptive advertising | Defense budgets | Defense economics | Defense policy | Drone aircraft | Drug abuse | Drug law enforcement | Drug traffic | Education | Emblems | Employee selection | Evidence (Law) | Executive departments | Executive reorganization | Families | Federal budgets | Federal employees | Federal installations -- Security measures | Federal installations -- Virginia | Finance | Foreign policy -- East Asia | Freedom of information | Fugitives from justice | Geography | Government contractors | Government employees | Government information | Government paperwork | Government procurement | Government trust funds | Governmental investigations | Higher education | History | Hostages | Income tax | Information leaking | Information policy | Injunctions | Inspectors general | Intellectual property | Intelligence activities | Intelligence activities -- China | Intelligence officers | Intelligence services | International affairs | Kidnapping | Labeling | Labor | Law | Leases | Legislation | Maps | Members of Congress | Military aircraft | Military aviation | Military education | Military intelligence | Murder | Names -- Standards | National security | Natural resources | Obstruction of justice | Pedestrians | Pensions | Perjury | Persian Gulf War | Personal income tax | Personnel management | Personnel records | Politics and government | Public contracts | Public records | Reconnaissance aircraft | Reconnaissance satellites | Rent | Reprogramming of appropriated funds | Salaries | Sanctions (International law) | Security clearances | Space activities | Space programs | Space warfare | Streets | Subpoena | Surveys | Tax rates | Taxation | Technology | Telecommunication | Torture | Trade | Trademarks | Transfer of employees | Transportation | Victims of crimes | Waste in government spending | Weapons systems | Whistle blowing
Votes on this bill
| Date | Chamber | Result | Vote |
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| House | Session 1, roll call 607: On Agreeing to the Conference Report Intelligence Authorization, Fy 1998 |
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| Senate | Session 1, roll call 109: On Passage of the Bill s.858 as amended; Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1998 |
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| Senate | Session 1, roll call 108: On the Amendment torricelli amendment no. 416; To require an unclassified statement of the aggregate amount of appropriations for intelligence activities. |
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| Senate | Session 1, roll call 107: On the Amendment wellstone amendment no. 415; To express the sense of the Senate that any tax legislation enacted by the Congress this year should meet a standard of fairness in its distributional impact on upper, middle and lower income taxpayers, and that any such legislation should not disproportionately benefit the highest income taxpayers. |
