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Dan Burton: I rise in support of H.R. 1553, which I introduced in May, along with Congressman Henry Waxman and Congressman Louis…

On the recordJune 23, 1997
I rise in support of H.R. 1553, which I introduced in May, along with Congressman Henry Waxman and Congressman Louis Stokes. H.R. 1553 amends the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 to provide one additional year for the Assassination Records Review Board to complete its work, which is to review and publicly release documents relating to the Kennedy assassination at the earliest possible date. The American people have a right to demand accountability by the Federal Government regarding the Kennedy assassination records. By allowing the Review Board to finish its work and make the Kennedy assassination documents public, Congress will demonstrate to Americans that the Government has nothing to hide. H.R. 1553 would extend the Review Board's September 30, 1997, termination date under current law to September 30, 1998. H.R. 1553 authorizes $1.6 million in fiscal year 1998 for this purpose.
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Dan Burton
Indiana

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Supporting H.R. 1553 to extend the deadline for the Assassination Records Review Board.

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