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The Congressional Record is here in Ardis, and a reference to it shows mention of the bill on the following dates: June 30, December 9, 15, 16, and 17,

The number of cadets being about equal to that of the members of Congress, one is sent here from every Congressional district: its member influencing the selection.

Bonnycastle's rooms, which even at the height of the congressional season could scarce be said to overflow with the representatives of the people.

CCAI is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to raising congressional and public awareness about foster children in this country and the millions of orphans around the world in need of permanent, safe, and loving homes.

HAMBLEY, Assistant to the Board and Director for Congressional

One little-known Alaskan college is in the national spotlight because of a lawsuit claiming that the school is nothing more than a Bible college that illegally received congressional "pork" funds totaling $1 million.

She was elected to Congress in 1990, representing the 35th Congressional District, which would later become the epicenter of the 1992 riots when police officers involved in the Rodney King beating were acquitted.

CGSI was founded as a private enterprise in 1995, but began 20 years earlier as a specialized publication producer of the Congressional Environmental and Energy Study Conference in the House of Representatives.

The practice of stuffing special-interest provisions, known as "pork-barrel projects," into a large congressional spending bill is a time-honored tradition in Washington.

The Congressional heating room was more like a courtroom.

All 24 regional sections were represented on Capitol Hill, meeting with more than 80 different Congressional offices comprising almost every state.

Of the recommendations made in this report, Bush aides claim that only twenty require congressional approval, while eighty-five can be carried out by executive order alone.