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        The Week In Congress .com  (TM)                  

         Week Ending July 21, 2006                                                                                         Volume 3 Number 19


 

 

 

CONGRESS SENDS SELECTION OF STEM CELL BILLS TO THE PRESIDENT

 

  Apparently thoughtless and relatively devoid of sensation these little cells nevertheless have an agenda that scientists find too compelling to ignore. The question is, where can you get them without running into a moral dilemma?

 

Excess Fetuses can be used for Research (Vetoed) HR 810

Creating Fetuses for Research Prohibited S 3504,

Creating Stem Cells but not from Humans S 2754

The President's HR 810 veto letter to the House Letter

Transcript of House floor discussion of HR 810 veto

Photo: Stem cells

 

 

 

 

MANAGING AMERICA

 

LAND, WILDLIFE, PARKS & TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE

Texas school district gets free land to sell HR 860

Protection; understanding of marine mammals increased HR 4075

Weapons factory as park expanded in Massachusetts HR 4376

District of Columbia gets creative funding for Metro system HR 3496

 

 

Bill Would Add to Trail of Tears National Trail; Campgrounds, Vacation Destination

HR 3085

 

 

REPUBLICANS PRESENT

'AMERICAN VALUES' LEGISLATION

 

Marriage = Man & Woman Only. Bill Failed HJR 88

 

Flag is Free to Fly Despite Condo Rules HR 42

 

Federal Courts to be Banned

from hearing Pledge of Allegiance disputes HR 2389

 

Govt. to Buy Vet Memorial Near San Diego HR 5683

 

Retirees to be freed of some State taxes HR 4019

Volunteer pilots and others freed of liabilities HR 1871

Children suffering methamphetamine impact to be helped by grants S3525

 

EDUCATION

School buses carry 25 million HRES 498

Historically Black colleges get their week SRES 528

Summer schools add greatly to student progress SRES 529

 

 

 

SENATE BILL PROHIBITS TRANSPORTING MINORS ACROSS STATE LINES FOR AN ABORTION

 

Endangered Life is an Exception

 

S 403

 

House child protection bill allows judges and others to arm themselves. Gains Senate approval HR 4472

 

NASA commended for successful return-to-mission flight HCR 448

Bill aims to protect service members from unscrupulous insurance salesmen S 418

 

 

THE U.S. AND THE WORLD

 
 

House and Senate shoulder up with Israel against Palestinians  SRES534   HRES 921 {Maps and country data}

 

ISRAEL'S AID GROUP ALLOWED ENTRY TO

 AMERICAN. RED CROSS ORGANIZATION

 

At Issue was Religious Logo

 

HCR 435

Photos: Agreed on symbol (Left) Shield of David (Right)

 

Kazakhstan praised for nuclear cleanup HRES 905 {Map and country data}

Women's radio big success in Iraq HRES 784

Canada's commitment to aiding Afghanistan commended SCR 109

House agrees to trade deal with Oman HR 5684 {Map and country data}

India bombings decried HRES 911 {Map and country data}

Salvadoran-Americans add to American tapestry HRES 721 {Map and country data}

 

 

 

 

 

 

SENATE PASSES WATER PROJECTS

FOR ARMY CORPS\

 

Projects in Most States

 

S 728

Photo: 231st Birthday Cake (Presented in Iraq)
 

 

VOTING RIGHTS ACT GETS

SENATE APPROVAL

 

HR 9

Photo: Jane M. Sawyer

 

 

 

 

PRESIDENT IMPOSES SANCTIONS

ON PALESTINIANS...

THEN REMOVES THEM.

EXEC1

 

LIBERIAN IMPORTS AND ASSETS SANCTIONED FOR ANOTHER YEAR

EXEC2

 

 

 

 

SPORTS

Italy clinches the World Cup   HRES 908

Sixty years since Marion, Motley, Washington and Strode broke the barrier SRES 533

 
 

 

 

 

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