Senate, House pass Treasury/Postal bills

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The House and the Senate passed a $23.3 billion appropriations bill in Jul and Aug, 1995, that provides funding for the Treasury Dept and the Postal Service for FY 1996. Amendments on health insurance coverage of abortions and currency stabilization programs were the most controversial.

United States. Postal Service, United States. Department of the Treasury

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GOP balanced-budget plan wins Congress's final approval

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Congress approved a budget resolution on Jun 29, 1995, that calls for a reduction of $900 billion in spending by 2002, which would result in a balanced federal budget. The specifics of the plan have not been worked out, but tax cuts of $245 billion were specified.

Planning, Republican Party (United States), Budget deficits

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Agriculture funds clear House, Senate

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The House and the Senate approved a $63.2 billion FY 1996, appropriations bill on Oct 12, 1995, that provides funding for the Agriculture Dept, the Food and Drug Administration and other agencies. The allocation is $5.8 billion less than FY 1995.

United States. Department of Agriculture, United States. Food and Drug Administration

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