This bill would ensure that standardized CHIP data is provided.

The most fundamental question we, as policy makers, will be asking is whether the number of uninsured children is going down.

We need this information, not only to determine whether the States are properly instituting their CHIP programs, but to ensure that we continue our commitment to ensure that no children in this country are left without health care coverage.

Today I am introducing the CHIP Data and Evaluation Improvement Act of 1999. This legislation would ensure comparable data and an adequate evaluation of children's health coverage under the new Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)…

It is sad and frustrating that at the beginning of this century, Armenians were murdered en masse.

Turkey has refused to admit the Armenian Genocide occurred, and continues to harbor hatred towards its neighbors.

In the face of this tragedy, children and grandchildren of the survivors of the Armenian Genocide have gone on to positively impact society.

Last year, the world, once again, united to condemn atrocities committed towards fellow human beings.

I am a proud cosponsor of a resolution honoring the memory of the victims of the Armenian genocide.

I rise today to commemorate the 84th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

We must continue to be vigilant, we must preserve the cultural history of Armenians, and we must work towards ending crimes against all humanity.

From 1915 to 1923, the Ottoman Empire launched a systematic campaign to exterminate Armenians.

Together we will demand more accountability from Azerbaijan and Turkey for their persistent bullying of their neighbor.

Among Henry's many achievements in 20 years on the Green Bay School Board were his oversight of the transition of junior high schools into middle schools and his work to create a drug and alcohol abuse program for the Green Bay Schools.

But he is most remembered by the generations of students and educators who witnessed his day-to-day efforts to make Green Bay education a rewarding and memorable experience.

He is most remembered by the generations of students and educators who witnessed his day-to-day efforts to make Green Bay education a rewarding and memorable experience.

Henry Atkinson was one of the most dedicated men I've ever had the pleasure of knowing--dedicated to his friends, dedicated to his community, and dedicated to the students and schools he spent his career serving.

Green Bay lost one of its finest community leaders this week, but he will surely live on in the memories of those who gained so much from knowing him.