Legislative Branch Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1996United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations. Subcommittee on the Legislative Branch U.S. Government Printing Office, 1995 - 676 lappuses |
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48. lappuse
... Energy and Commerce , or Government Op- erations . In many cases these detailees are viewed as additional staff to the com- mittee and subcommittee chairs , and therefore as putting CAO in support of the majority's agenda 48.
... Energy and Commerce , or Government Op- erations . In many cases these detailees are viewed as additional staff to the com- mittee and subcommittee chairs , and therefore as putting CAO in support of the majority's agenda 48.
60. lappuse
... Energy and Nat- ural Resources Committees , to enable a temporary select panel to consider the com- mission report . Its creation was accompanied by the solemn promise of Senator Abourezk that it would last for one Congress and no more ...
... Energy and Nat- ural Resources Committees , to enable a temporary select panel to consider the com- mission report . Its creation was accompanied by the solemn promise of Senator Abourezk that it would last for one Congress and no more ...
65. lappuse
... energy and ideas into the institution , and to give people an opportu- nity to spend a couple of years experiencing the legislative process from the inside . But it is also important for the legislative branch to have a core of ...
... energy and ideas into the institution , and to give people an opportu- nity to spend a couple of years experiencing the legislative process from the inside . But it is also important for the legislative branch to have a core of ...
67. lappuse
... energy is given to just spending it . The franking privilege allowed members of Congress has long been criticized by taxpayers as a campaign and incumbency protection tool . Each year Congress has been budgeted more money than it ...
... energy is given to just spending it . The franking privilege allowed members of Congress has long been criticized by taxpayers as a campaign and incumbency protection tool . Each year Congress has been budgeted more money than it ...
70. lappuse
... energy . This was about 1980 , 1982 , maybe . No ; it had to be 1984 , 1985. My boss is interested in solar energy . Could you send us over what you have on solar energy ? My answer was , if you will rent the dump truck , we will send ...
... energy . This was about 1980 , 1982 , maybe . No ; it had to be 1984 , 1985. My boss is interested in solar energy . Could you send us over what you have on solar energy ? My answer was , if you will rent the dump truck , we will send ...
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103rd Congress 104th Congress Accountability Act additional administrative analysis Answer appropriation Architect areas assessment audit bills Capitol Police Capitol Police Board Chairman changes Congressional Accountability Act Congressional Record contract copies cost depository library DIMARIO documents downsizing economic efficient efforts electronic eliminate employees employment Energy estimates executive branch expertise Federal fiscal year 1996 functions funds GAO's going Government GPO's hearing House Committee impact implementation improve increase issues Legislative Branch Library of Congress Library's major mandates ment million National operations OTA's PACKARD percent personnel printing private sector proposed Question Ranking Minority Member recommendations reduce responsibilities savings Senate Committee Senate offices Senator BENNETT Senator MACK Sergeant at Arms staff Subcommittee tion U.S. Senate
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