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Copyright 2000 St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Inc.  
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

February 6, 2000, Sunday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION

SECTION: METRO, Pg. C10

LENGTH: 2 words

HEADLINE: (GRAPHIC ONLY) VOTES IN CONGRESS

DATELINE: CHAMPAIGN, ILL.

BODY:

 
   

GRAPHIC: GRAPHIC Graphic / Chart - Key House Votes by POST-DISPATCH
Votes for the week ending Feb. 4

Defending Taiwan (HR 1838)
The House voted 341-70 to formalize U.S. military ties with
Taiwan, over objections form the People's Republic of China.
A yes vote OK'd a bill that would expand a 1979 law committing
the U.S. to helping defend Taiwan.

MISSOURI
Clay (D)     Yes
Gephardt (D) Yes
Hulsof (R)   Yes
Talent (R)   Yes
Emerson (R)  Yes

ILLINOIS
Costello (D) Yes
Phelps (D)   Yes
Shimkus (R)  Yes


Key Senate Votes
Votes for the week ending Feb. 4

Bankruptcy Overhaul (HR 833
Senators OK'd, 83-14, a bill that would make it harder for
individuals to use bankruptcy to erase debt. It includes
unrelated items such as tax cuts and raising the minimum wage
to $ 6.15 from $ 5.15 over 3 years. A yes vote backed the bill.

MISSOURI
Bond (R)     Yes
Ashcroft (R) Yes

ILLINOIS
Fitzgerald (R) ---
Durbin (D)     Yes

Abortion Clinic Violence (HR 833)
Senators voted 80-17 to bar those convicted of crimes against
abortion clinics from using bankruptcy to avoid paying fines
and civil judgments arising from their illegal acts. A yes
vote favored the prohibition.

MISSOURI
Bond (R)     Yes
Ashcroft (R) Yes

ILLINOIS
Fitzgerald (R) ---
Durbin (D)     Yes

Gun Suits (HR 833)
Voting 68-29, senators refused to prohibit gun manufacturers
from using bankruptcy to discharge debt arising from court
findings in suits such as those filed against them by cities.
A yes vote backed the anti-gun amendment.

MISSOURI
Bond (R)     No
Ashcroft (R) No

ILLINOIS
Fitzgerald (R) ---
Durbin (D)     Yes

ALAN GREENSPAN
The Senate confirmed, 89-4, Alan Greenspan, 73, to a fourth
term as Federal Reserve chairman. A yes vote OK'd Greenspan
over complaints he is too secretive and unaccountable and not
a good manager of internal Federal Reserve operations.

MISSOURI
Bond (R)     Yes
Ashcroft (R) Yes

ILLINOIS
Fitzgerald (R) Yes
Durbin (D)     Yes


To contact your legislators at the Capitol:
By phone, (202) 224-3121
By mail, (Zip codes),
House 20515, Senate (20510
Source: 1998, Thomas Reports, Inc.  

LOAD-DATE: July 23, 2000




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