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HON. MATTHEW F. McHUGH (New York)- Chairman
REPRESENTATIVES - WASHINGTON. O.C - Tel .: 225-5858
RICHARD P. CONLON- Executive Director
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7 (House meets at noon)
Suspensions -- Nine bills are scheduled for consideration
under suspension of the rules (page 1).
Dairy Production -- General debate only on H.R. 4196 , Dairy
Production Stabilization Act {page 8). There will be a key
vote later this week as a substitute which would eliminate a
new program that would compensate dairy farme r s who produce
less milk (page 12)o
Record votes -- Record votes ordered today will be pos t poned
until the end of business on Tuesday.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 (House meets at noon )
SuspensjonQ -- Four bills are scheduled fo r cons ider ation
under suspension of the rules (page 15).
Contjnnjng Appropriations -- H.J.Res. 403, Continuing Appropriations
for FY 1984 (page 19). There will be key votes on
amendments by Reps. Wright and Perkins to increase funding for
education, child nutrition, and other social programs (page 21).
Commerce-Justice-State Appropriations -- The conference report
on Commerce-Justice-State-Judiciary Appropriations for FY 1984
(page 25). There will be two key votes on motions to recede
and concur with Senate amendments dealing with the Civil Rights
Commission and the National Endowment for Democracy (page 30).
Record votes -- Record votes ordered on Monday and today will
be taken at the end of today's business.
WEDNESDAY & BALANCE OF THE WEEK, NOVEMBER 9, 10, & 11
(House meets at 10 a.m. each day)
Dairy Production -- H.R. 4196, Dairy Production Stabilization
Act, complete consideration (page 8). There will be a key
vote on a substitute which would eliminate a new program that
would compensate dairy farmers who produce less milk (page 12 ) .
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Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | DSG legislative report, 1983-11-07 Report and Supplements |
| Subject |
Legislative bodies Laws Legislation Law & legal affairs Legislative hearings Political organizations |
| Description | The Democratic Study Group formed in 1959 making it the oldest legislative service organization in Congress. The group provides detailed information about legislation and policy issues on the House's upcoming agenda. (http://www.congresslink.org/print_teaching_glossary.htm#D) |
| Date | 1983-11-07 |
| Location | District of Columbia |
| Collection | Charles Wilson Congressional Papers |
| Collection Identifer | G1, DSG, Box 1 |
| Biographical Note | Congressman Charles Wilson began his political career in 1960 when he was elected to the Texas House of Representatives. He served in the Texas House of Representatives for six years and was then elected to the Texas Senate in 1966. On November 7, 1972, the second district of Texas elected Charles Wilson to the U.S. House of Representatives. He retired from the U.S. House of Representatives in 1996. |
| Associated Dates | 1980-1989 |
| Type | Publication |
| Format | |
| Repository | East Texas Research Center |
| Repository Link | http://library.sfasu.edu/etrc/ |
| Creator | Democratic Study Group, House of Representatives |
| Rights | This item may be protected under Title 17 of the U.S. Copyright Law. It is available for non-commercial research and education. For permission to publish or reproduce, please contact the East Texas Research Center at asketrc@sfasu.edu |
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| Transcript | HON. MATTHEW F. McHUGH (New York)- Chairman REPRESENTATIVES - WASHINGTON. O.C - Tel .: 225-5858 RICHARD P. CONLON- Executive Director * * * * * * * * MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7 (House meets at noon) Suspensions -- Nine bills are scheduled for consideration under suspension of the rules (page 1). Dairy Production -- General debate only on H.R. 4196 , Dairy Production Stabilization Act {page 8). There will be a key vote later this week as a substitute which would eliminate a new program that would compensate dairy farme r s who produce less milk (page 12)o Record votes -- Record votes ordered today will be pos t poned until the end of business on Tuesday. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 (House meets at noon ) SuspensjonQ -- Four bills are scheduled fo r cons ider ation under suspension of the rules (page 15). Contjnnjng Appropriations -- H.J.Res. 403, Continuing Appropriations for FY 1984 (page 19). There will be key votes on amendments by Reps. Wright and Perkins to increase funding for education, child nutrition, and other social programs (page 21). Commerce-Justice-State Appropriations -- The conference report on Commerce-Justice-State-Judiciary Appropriations for FY 1984 (page 25). There will be two key votes on motions to recede and concur with Senate amendments dealing with the Civil Rights Commission and the National Endowment for Democracy (page 30). Record votes -- Record votes ordered on Monday and today will be taken at the end of today's business. WEDNESDAY & BALANCE OF THE WEEK, NOVEMBER 9, 10, & 11 (House meets at 10 a.m. each day) Dairy Production -- H.R. 4196, Dairy Production Stabilization Act, complete consideration (page 8). There will be a key vote on a substitute which would eliminate a new program that would compensate dairy farmers who produce less milk (page 12 ) . (over) |
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