Senate passes foreign aid bill

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The Senate passed a FY 1996 foreign appropriations bill on Sep 21, 1995, by a vote of 91-9. The bill allocates $12.3 million to foriegn aid, 16% less than what Pres Clinton had requested. The House passed a similar bill in Jul 1995, and a joint conference committee is working on the final bill.

Finance, Economic assistance, Foreign economic assistance, International economic relations, United States. Congress. Senate

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Privatization bill passed after revision

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The parliament in Poland passed a privatization bill on Apr 30, 1993, and May 7, 1993, after making changes to the original bill, which was defeated on Mar 18, 1993. The law allows approximately 600 state-owned businesses to be transferred to investment funds.

Poland, Privatization, Privatization (Business)

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Bankruptcy bill

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The Senate passed a bankruptcy-reform bill on Oct 7, 1992, but the House did not vote on the bill before adjourning for 1992. The bill was designed to improve creditors' rights and to streamline bankruptcy proceedings.

Interpretation and construction, Laws, regulations and rules, Bankruptcy law, Bankruptcy reorganizations, Bankruptcy reorganization

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