106th Congress / Bills / H R 2490

Title

Making appropriations for the Treasury Department, the United States Postal Service, the Executive Office of the President, and certain Independent Agencies, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2000, and for other purposes.

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Abortion | Accounting | Administrative procedure | Advice and consent of the Senate | Agriculture | Aid to dependent children | Airports | Alien labor | Aliens -- Cambodia | Aliens -- China | Aliens -- CIS countries | Aliens -- Cuba | Aliens -- Estonia | Aliens -- Ireland | Aliens -- Israel | Aliens -- Laos | Aliens -- Latvia | Aliens -- Lithuania | Aliens -- Philippines | Aliens -- Poland | Aliens -- Russia | Aliens -- Vietnam | Alternative energy sources | Ambulatory care | Americans employed in foreign countries | Animals | Annuities | Appropriations -- Comm. for Purchase from Severely Disabled | Appropriations -- Department of the Treasury | Appropriations -- Executive Office of the President | Appropriations -- Federal Election Commission | Appropriations -- Federal Labor Relations Authority | Appropriations -- General Services Administration | Appropriations -- Merit Systems Protection Board | Appropriations -- National Archives and Records Administration | Appropriations -- Office of Government Ethics | Appropriations -- Office of Personnel Management | Appropriations -- Office of Special Counsel | Appropriations -- United States Postal Service | Archives | Armed forces | Armed forces reserves | Arson | Auditing | Bank fraud | Bombings | Border patrols | Breast cancer | Breast feeding | Budgets | Building construction | Building laws | Business | Buy American | Cambodians | Campaign contributors | Campaign funds | Capital investments | Cash welfare block grants | Chief financial officers | Child abuse | Child health | Child health services | Child labor | Child safety | Child support enforcement | Children | Chinese | Citizenship | Civil liberties | Civil rights | Civil service pensions | Civil service retirement | Claims | Classified defense information | Clothing industry | Collection of accounts | Commemorations | Communications | Computers and government | Congress | Congressional agencies -- General Accounting Office | Congressional agencies -- Library of Congress | Congressional employees | Congressional office buildings | Congressional oversight | Congressional reporting requirements | Congressional veto | Congressional-executive relations | Construction costs | Consumers | Contraceptives | Copyright infringement | Cost accounting | Cost effectiveness | Cost of living adjustments | Counterfeiting | Courthouses | Credit cards | Crime prevention | Criminal investigation | Criminal justice | Criminal justice information | Criminal justice information systems | Cubans | Customs administration | Damages | Data banks | Day care -- Standards | Death | Debarment of government contractors | Deceptive advertising | Defense policy | Delinquency prevention | Disabled | Disciplining of employees | Discrimination in employment | Dismissal of employees | District courts | Drug abuse | Drug abuse prevention | Drug abuse treatment | Drug law enforcement | Drug testing | Drug traffic | Drugs | Drugs and government employees | Drugs and youth | Early retirement | Earned income tax credit | Earnings | Economic forecasting | Economic growth | Economic impact statements | Economic policy | Education | Elections | Electric vehicles | Electronic data interchange | Embassies | Emergency communication systems | Emergency management | Employee rights | Employee training | Energy | Environmental education | Environmental policy | Environmental protection | Evidence (Law) | Ex-presidents | Executive departments | Executive orders | Executive reorganization | Explosives | Families | Federal aid to child health services | Federal aid to day care centers | Federal aid to higher education | Federal aid to law enforcement | Federal aid to research | Federal aid to substance abuse programs | Federal employees -- Department of Defense | Federal installations -- Illinois | Federal law enforcement officers | Federal libraries | Federal office buildings -- North Dakota | Federal officials | Finance | Financial statements | Fines (Penalties) | Firearms | Firearms control | Food | Food stamps | Forced labor | Foreign aid | Foreign policy | Forfeiture | Foundations | Fraud | Gangs | Gifts | Government buyouts | Government consultants | Government downsizing | Government employees | Government employees' health insurance | Government employees' life insurance | Government ethics | Government information | Government information -- Directories | Government internships | Government liability | Government liability (International law) | Government paperwork | Government procurement | Government publicity | Government travel | Government trust funds | Government vehicles | Governmental investigations | Harbors | Hazardous substances | Hazardous waste disposal | Health insurance | Health maintenance organizations | Health policy | Higher education | History | Hospitals | Humanities | Identification devices | Identification of criminals | Immigration -- Caribbean area | Immigration -- East Asia | Immigration -- Europe | Immigration -- Latin America | Immigration -- Middle East and North Africa | Import restrictions | Imports | Indian education | Industrial relations | Inflammable materials | Information technology | Infrastructure | Inspectors general | Intellectual property | Intelligence activities | International affairs | International claims | International cooperation | Internet | Job training | Judges | Judicial officers | Judicial review of administrative acts | Juvenile delinquency | Labeling | Labor | Labor statistics | Labor unions | Land transfers -- District of Columbia | Laotians | Latvians | Law | Law enforcement | Legislative resolutions | Liability insurance | Licenses | Lifestyle | Loans | Lobbying | Mailing lists | Maintenance and repair | Marketing orders | Medicaid | Medical care | Medicine | Military medicine | Military pay | Minorities | Missing children | Money | Monuments and memorials | National security | Natural resources | Nature conservation | Nonprofit organizations | Organized crime | Overtime | Pensions | Personnel records | Physical examinations | Police dogs -- Standards | Police training | Police training -- Georgia | Police training -- New Mexico | Political parties | Politics and government | Pollution control | Poor children | Postage stamps | Postal rates and revenues | Postal service | Presidential appointments | Presidential commissions | Presidential compensation | Presidential protection | Presidents | Prison labor | Private police | Protection of officials | Public buildings -- South Carolina | Public contracts | Public records | Public service advertising | Rebates | Recruiting of employees | Recycling of waste products | Refugees | Regulatory impact statements | Religion | Religion in the workplace | Religious liberty | Reproductive toxicology | Reprogramming of appropriated funds | Research and development | Retired military personnel | Retiree health benefits | Revolving funds | Right of privacy | Russians | Salaries | Scholarships | Science policy | Secret service | Small business | Smuggling | Social services | Solid wastes | Special prosecutors | State and local government | State laws | Strategic planning | Stress (Psychology) | Subcontractors | Surety and fidelity | Synthetic fabrics | Tax administration | Tax auditing | Tax courts | Taxation | Taxpayers | Technology | Technology assessment | Telecommunication | Terrorism | Trade | Transfer of employees | Transportation | Travel costs | Unemployment | User charges | Veterans | Veterans' medical care | Veterans' organizations | Vice Presidents | Vietnamese | Violence | War and emergency powers | Waste reduction | Web sites | Welfare | Welfare work participation | Whistle blowing | White House (Washington, D.C.) | Witnesses | Women | Women in government | Women's health services | World War II

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