Bill Archer

Mr. Chairman, I bring to the attention of the House the provisions of title XI, the revenue title H.R. 2400. The revenue title provides the necessary financing for our Nation's surface transportation needs by extending for 6 years current…

the President does have the opportunity to find nongovernment funds that can be used to pay this. He has access to all sorts of opportunities for nongovernment funds. The President today has announced that he is going to raise $10,000 per…

Mr. Chairman, the resolution the House takes up today is simply about five words. It is not about all of the other things that have been said that reach out on many different subjects. It is about protecting taxpayers and honesty in…

the gentleman from New York opposed to the resolution?

I urge the industry to continue to pursue this track, and the Commerce Department and the International Trade Commission to consider these petitions promptly.

The gentleman from Ohio will remember that very well.

the gentleman from Texas (Chairman Archer), none of those will mean anything unless the administration is willing to take action.

I ask unanimous consent that all Members may have 5 legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks and that I may include extraneous material on the resolution, H.

I urge the President to immediately stop this flood of foreign, unfairly priced steel.

I urge my colleagues to vote for this resolution, which sends a strong warning to our trading partners that we are on the lookout for our steel industry and its workers.

I yield 3 1 2 minutes to the distinguished gentleman from Ohio (Mr.

the gentleman from Indiana said, I tell my colleagues, the leadership in Japan is not quaking in their boots over this language, and neither should the Members on this floor.

the gentleman from Indiana introduced, and he was the sponsor of that.

I yield the balance of my time to the gentleman from Ohio (Mr.

I yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from Minnesota (Mr.

I think that it will require action by our Committee on Ways and Means.

I yield 2 minutes to the distinguished gentleman from Illinois (Mr.

I yield 3 minutes to the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr.

That is why this resolution and that is why this Congress should speak in a bipartisan, unanimous vote telling the Clinton administration get off of its duff and do something and go to work to protect Illinois steel jobs

the gentleman from Youngstown, and, in fact, most of what he said I agree with.

Madam Speaker, I ask unanimous consent that all Members may have 5 legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks and that I may include extraneous material on the resolution, H

I yield 2 minutes to the distinguished gentleman from New York (Mr.

I move to suspend the rules and agree to the concurrent resolution ( H.

the gentleman from Indiana is opposed to the resolution.

the gentleman from Pennsylvania and the gentleman from Ohio for their leadership, and also my colleague from Indiana for his leadership, and the gentleman from Minnesota (Mr.