Though I was absent on Wednesday, November 9, 2005, for medical reasons, I wish to have my intended votes recorded in the Congressional Record for the following votes: Rollcall vote 577 on H. Res. 539--``aye''; rollcall vote 578 on H. Res. 538--``aye''; rollcall vote 579 on H. Res. 540--``aye''; rollcall vote 580 on the Adoption of Conference Report on H.R. 2419--``nay''; rollcall vote 581 on the Adoption of Conference Report on H.R. 2862--``aye''; rollcall vote 582 on S. 1894--``aye''; rollcall vote 583 on Amendment numbered 3 in House Report 109-279--``nay''; rollcall vote 585 on H.R. 1751-- ``aye.'' ____________________
Charles Norwood: “Though I was absent on Wednesday, November 9, 2005, for medical reasons, I wish to have my intended votes recorded in…”
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