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Rep. Solomon, Gerald B. H. [R-NY-22]

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 254 (102nd)failed

Amendments were offered en bloc and the question was divided in order to have separate roll calls on each part. \ Roll Call 215 was on agreeing to the first part of the amendment which sought to require preemployment drug testing for any person hired for a civilian position by the Coast Guard. See item numbered 553. \ Roll Call 216 was on agreeing to the second part of the amendment which sought to require the random drug testing of civilian employees of the Coast Guard. See item numbered 554.

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 464 (103rd)failed

An amendment in the nature of a substitute which calls for $600 billion in additional deficit reduction over the next 5 years on top of the $496 billion in deficit reduction that the Congress enacted last year. The amendment seeks to achieve its deficit reduction entirely through spending reductions; it does not contain any revenue provisions. The spending reductions targeted by the amendment involve eliminating all agricultural subsidies except the dairy program, canceling the Space Station, and terminating the Community Development Block Grant program.

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 21 (103rd)failed

A substitute amendment to reduce deficit by $682 billion over five years--$172 billion more than the resolution. The amendment would achieve the reductions by cutting spending by $555 billion and increasing net revenues by $172 billion. In addition to the $495 billion in spending cuts contained in the Kasich proposal, the amendment would reduce spending further by an additional $60 billion by eliminating funding for the Superconducting Supercollider, cutting funding for the space station by one-third, cutting the Legislative branch by 25%, eliminating crop insurance, and further reducing farm price supports. The amendment proposes some of the tax increases contained in the Clinton proposal, but does not include several of the incentives, such as the investment tax credit for small businesses.

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 1057 (104th)failed

An amendment to prohibit the use of funds for the Cooperative Threat Reduction de-nuclearization program for any activities in Russia or Belarus until such time that the President certifies that Russia is in compliance with all arms control agreements, is not engaged in developing offensive biological or chemical weapons, has ceased further construction at the military site at Yamantau Mountain, is not modernizing its nuclear arsenal, has ceased military action in Chechnya, and is not providing military assistance to any military force in the region of Moldova.

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