This joint resolution provides continuing appropriations until April 24, 1996, for the departments and agencies of the Federal Government normally provided for under the five appropriations bills that have not yet been signed into law. Special provision has been made for a labor-management matter at the Federal Aviation Administration, for the Federal payments to the District of Columbia, for a matter relative to the Auburn Indian Restoration Act, and for economic assistance to Bosnia. Adoption of this joint resolution will extend funding authority for the departments and agencies concerned for another 3 rac{1}{2} weeks, enabling the appropriations committees, the joint leadership, and the White House to continue discussions on the omnibus appropriations bill now in conference, and reach agreement thereon. We have already made a great deal of progress on the omnibus bill. Mr. President, most of our issues have been resolved and major portions of the bill have been closed. But there are still some significant matters requiring leadership attention that will need to be discussed during the recess and resolved when we resume the conference on April 15.
Mark Hatfield: “This joint resolution provides continuing appropriations until April 24, 1996, for the departments and agencies of the…”
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Discussing a joint resolution for continuing appropriations for federal departments and agencies.
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