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Amendment sought to transfer $52 million from the Food and Drug Administration to the Food Safety Inspection Service. \ A point of order was sustained against the amendment on th…
Amendment sought to delete language which states that visitor facilities should not be developed or expanded within national parks if adequate facilities to serve the needs of visi…
Amendment clarifies: (1) that receipts from building-use fees are to be treated in the same manner as receipts from franchise fees; (2) that the value of existing possessory intere…
Amendment sought to increase the threshold for granting preferential renewal rights for concessions contracts to those concessionaires with annual gross receipts of not more than $…
Amendment sought to reduce the appropriation for the Bureau of Prisons by $1 million.
Amendment increases the bill's rescission of FY 1995 funds for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting from $20 million to $21 million.
Amendment in the nature of a substitute sought to designate 2.3 million acres of land as wilderness; designate 62 wilderness areas on BLM lands; add 104,000 acres to the Death Vall…
Amendment sought to permit present concession contractors to hold possessory interests in existing facilities that they have built or acquired in national parks, valued at "fair ma…
Amendment reduces the appropriation for general administration of the State Department by $2.8 million.
Amendments ensure that single companies shall be treated equally with partnerships and corporations with regard to eligibility for receiving environmental quality awards and nation…
Amendment increases the authorization level for funding for the program for construction or reconstruction of U.S.-flag vessels in U.S. shipyards from $50 million to $200 million.
Amendment clarifies that the time for the "National Night Out", a crime prevention event, shall take place between 9 to 10 P.M on Aug. 2, 1994.
Amendment requires HUD to publish final regulations on the new Federal single formula block grant program for homelessness by April 1, 1995.
See Linder amendment (A008) for description.
Amendment requires that actual printing costs stay within the Government Printing Office cost estimates.
Amendment, offered as a substitute to the Hunter amendment (A006), sought to replace language concerning the jurisdiction of the State of California with respect to fish and wildli…
Amendment deletes language that requires the members of the Board of Directors of the Office of Compliance to have experience in the laws to be applied to the legislative branch; a…
Amendment states as the sense of the Congress that to the greatest extent possible all equipment and products purchased with funds provided in the bill should be American-made.
Amendment prohibits non-elderly persons with a history of drug or alcohol abuse from living in Federally-assisted housing for the elderly or housing designated for the elderly and …
Amendment sought to grant jurisdiction for carrying out the studies called for in the bill to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, rather than the Department of Commerc…
Amendment prohibits the personal use by Members and House Officers and employees of airline frequent flyer miles accrued as a result of official travel.
Amendment sought to prohibit the use of Federal funds by the Resolution Trust Corporation unless the Thrift Depositor Protection Board complies with legal requirements that it test…
Amendment sought to require States to establish minimum standards for the screening and training of private security guards.
Amendments: (1) provide for excluding the earned income of children from public housing rent calculations only if the child is attending high school, is enrolled in an equivalency …