I am looking at the chart, ``Final Status of Appropriation Measures, First Session, 100th Congress.'' That would have been 1987. Every bill was reported. I think I am getting now to the question that the Senator asked. Some of the bills were reported but not taken up, but floor action shows that the Senate continued to act upon appropriations bills: Treasury-Postal Service was acted upon on the floor September 25; Transportation, October 29; military construction, October 27; legislative, September 30; Labor-HHS-Education, October 14; Interior, September 30; energy and water, November 18; Commerce-Justice, October 15. So they were all acted on. And, yes, the answer is, the Senate continued to act upon those bills even through the latter months of the year.
Cord Byrd: “I am looking at the chart, ``Final Status of Appropriation Measures, First Session, 100th Congress.'' That would have…”
On the recordSeptember 25, 2000
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Discussing the status of appropriation measures during the 100th Congress.
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