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Amendment sought to require that the labor and civil rights laws listed in the bill shall apply to the Legislative Branch within 120 days of enactment of the bill.
Amendment in the nature of a substitute is identical to the original text of the bill, with the exception that Social Security benefits are exempted from the entitlement-capping pr…
Amendment sought to: (1) exempt small insurance companies from the provisions of the bill; (2) require insurance companies to provide data on race, ethnicity, and gender voluntaril…
Amendment sought to provide that the owners of private lands within the boundaries of the Mojave National Park, other than Catellus Development Corp., whose lands are to be acquire…
Amendment sought to prohibit any of the funds authorized in the bill from being used for any activity, or the publication or distribution of literature, that in any way tends to pr…
Amendment sought to limit the authorization for development of the Presidio to the amount authorized in the 1972 law that established the Golden Gate National Recreation Area; auth…
Amendment requires the Department of Energy to report to Congress on the status of foreign participation in, and contributions to, projects for which funding is authorized under th…
Amendment requires that applicants for SBA financial assistance, including direct loans and loan guarantees, must certify that they are not in violation of any child support order …
See Lewis (CA) amendments (A010) for description.
Amendment reduces the wilderness designation in the proposed Death Valley National Park by 17,000 acres.
Amendment directs Federal agencies charged with implementing the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 to differentiate between nontoxic agricultural products and toxic petroleum oils.
See Bilbray amendment (A014) for description.
Amendment sought to allow current permittees to continue grazing livestock in the Death Valley National Park until the current permits expire, but would have prohibited any renewal…
Amendment inserts the text of H.R. 1250, the United States Passenger Vessel Flag Act, which passed the House on Nov. 20, 1993.
Amendment requires the District of Columbia to reduce its total fiscal year 1995 spending by $150 million.
Amendments provide for managing 1.5 million acres in the east Mojave as a national preserve under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Park Service.
See Cunningham amendment (A021) for description.
Amendment sought to allow unpatented mining claims, mill sites, and tunnel sites within the boundaries of the proposed Mojave National Park that were located before enactment of th…
Amendment to the Cunningham amendment (A016) sought to to provide that unless and until acquired by the U.S., no private lands within the boundaries of the National Park System uni…
Amendment in the nature of a substitute sought to deny the President's request to provide MFN trade status in 1994 for products produced, manufactured, or supported by the Chinese …
Amendment in the nature of a substitute sought to set annual caps on entitlement spending for FY 1996 through FY 2000; require cuts in spending of $150 billion over the next five y…
See Vento amendment (A029) for description.
Amendment provides for designating November 21, 1994 as, "National Military Families Recognition Day".
Amendment sought to require both the Odawa and Ottawa Indian tribes to submit to the Department of the Interior a membership list of their respective tribes within 90 days of the e…
Amendment deletes language which authorized borrowing for the Washington Aqueduct Capital Improvement Program.