1980-04-28 Report and Supplement

              DEMOCRATIC STUDY GROUP - U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - WASHINGTON. D.C. - Tel.: 225-5858
HON. DAVID R. OBEY (Wisconsin)-Chairman RICHARD P . CONLON-Staff Director
SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK OF APRI L 28, 1980
MONDAY, APR. 28 (House meets at noon)
* Record Votes -- Record votes ordered today will be postponed
until Tuesday.
* Suspensions -- Three bills are scheduled for consideration
under suspension of the rules (pages 1 - 3).
* Civil Rights -- The conference report on H.R. 10, Civil Rights
of Institutionalized Persons, is scheduled (page 4).
* ERISA -- H.R. 7140, Extending Time for Automatic Coverage of
Multiemployer Pension Plans, is expected to be considered by
unanimous consent (page 7).
TUESDAY - FRIDAY, AFR. 29 - MAY 2
(House meets at noon Tuesday; expected to meet at
10 a.m. Wednesday; 11 a.m. Thursday and Friday)
* Record Votes -~ Record votes ordered Monday will be taken.
* Budget Resolution -- The House will continue consideration of
H.Con.Res. 307, First Concurrent Resolution on the FY 1981
Budget (page 9).
* Nicaragua Aid -- Motions will be made to send to conference
H.R. 6081, Special Central American Assistance (page 21).
* Child Care -- H. Res. 515, Congressional Child Care Center, is
scheduled (page 23).
* Collateral Estoppel -- H.R. 4046, Antitrust Collateral
Estoppel Act, may be considered (page 24).
* Prejudgment Interest -- H.R. 4048, Awards of Prejudgment
Interest in Antitrust Litigation, also may be considered
{page 25).
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