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 1984
 November
 November 3 - Three Bids Survive: DOT's Plan to Sell Conrail Viewed Skeptically on Hill | | November 3 - Big Reagan Lead in Polls Bolsters GOP Hopes | | November 3 - Providing Presidential Alternatives: Third-Party Standard-Bearers Struggle for Attention, Votes | | November 3 - The Third-Party Ballot Picture For 1984 | | November 3 - Third Party Candidate Lineup | | November 3 - Close Contests in Guam, Puerto Rico: Five Non-Voting House Members to Be Chosen | | November 3 - Getting Into Politics: New 'High-Tech' Industries Stick to Independent Stance | | November 3 - Congress Seeks to Increase Role in Election Year | | November 3 - Conable: A 20-Year Perspective on Congress | | November 3 - Whistleblower Protection Program Questioned | | November 3 - Casey Defends 'Emphasis on Education': CIA Role in Nicaragua Manual Getting Scrutiny on Capitol Hill | | November 3 - Private Backing: A Legal Sanction? | | November 3 - Foreign Relations Staff Report: Beirut Bombing Laid to 'Tragically' Simple Error | | November 3 - Cites Cost, Policy Objections: Reagan Vetoes Health Bills, Conservation Corps Proposal | | November 3 - Reagan Parsimonious in Use of Pardon Power | | November 3 - Oct. 30 Vetoes: Reagan Withholds Approval Of Health, Youth Jobs Bills | | November 3 - Emergency Food Aid for Africa | | November 3 - Federal Charity Drives and Legal Defense Funds | | November 3 - Fiscal 1984 Deficit Second Highest Ever | | November 3 - Jobless Rate Unchanged in October | | November 3 - More 'Non-Bank Banks' Approved | | November 10 - Election '84: Decisive Vote, Divided Outcome | | November 10 - Bell Resignation | | November 10 - Carries 49 States: Landslide Victory by Reagan Underscores Democratic Ills | | November 10 - Improvement Over 1980: Polls Varied Widely, But All Called Reagan | | November 10 - GOP Disappointed With Gains in the House | | November 10 - House Newcomers, Switched Seats and Losers | | November 10 - Democrats Have Net Gain of Two Senate Seats | | November 10 - Seven Newcomers a Seasoned Group Likely to Take Active Role in Senate | | November 10 - Senate Membership in the 99th Congress | | November 10 - Years of Expiration of Senate Terms | | November 10 - House Membership in the 99th Congress | | November 10 - Republicans Pick Up One Governorship No 'Coattail' Effect Seen in Statehouses | | November 10 - 1985 Occupants of the Nation's Statehouses | | November 10 - Most Panels Affected: Defeats, Retirements Set Off Switches Among Committees | | November 10 - Helms: Will He or Won't He? 2 Foreign Policy Panels to Get New Chairmen | | November 10 - Members' Religious Affiliations and Occupations | | November 10 - Average Age, 99th Congress | | November 10 - Women, Minorities Barely Hold Own in 99th | | November 10 - Women, Blacks and Hispanics in the 99th Congress | | November 10 - Returns for Governor, Senate and House | | November 10 - Official 1984 Presidential Election Results | | November 17 - Race for House Budget Head Sets Off Intrigue | | November 17 - Winning Across the Board: Reagan's Landslide Shatters Fading Democratic Coalition | | November 17 - Anatomy of a Presidential Landslide: Voting Patterns in the 1984 Election | | November 17 - Presidential Vote by Regions | | November 17 - Pick Up 300 Seats: Republicans Score Gains in State Legislatures | | November 17 - Initiative and Referendum Results: Redistricting Measure Defeated in California | | November 17 - House Delegates | | November 17 - Special Elections | | November 17 - Vote Counts Continue | | November 17 - Helms Shift Is Wild Card: Front-Runner Position Vacant In Senate GOP Leader's Race | | November 17 - Congress Adds Programs: Federal Abortion Alternatives Cut By Reagan Administration | | November 17 - Federal Money for Abortion Alternatives Counseling, Contraception and Nutrition | | November 17 - 1,400 Private Groups Counsel Birth, Not Abortion | | November 17 - Vetoed 39 Bills in First Term: Reagan Comparatively Frugal In Exercise of His Veto Power | | November 17 - Vetoes Cast by President Reagan | | November 17 - Text of Reagan Nov. 7 News Conference, Nov. 7, 1984 | | November 17 - Nov. 4 in Minnesota: Reagan Holds Q and A Session With Members of the Press | | November 17 - On Nov. 8: Equal Access Reauthorization Pocket Vetoed by President | | November 17 - U.S., Nicaragua Escalate Their War of Words | | November 17 - Interest Groups Net Few Changes at the Polls | | November 17 - Budget Review | | November 17 - Emergency Aid for Africa | | November 17 - Helms' Intentions | | November 17 - Lobbying Against Tax Hikes | | November 17 - Senator in Space | | November 17 - GOP Finds All Politics Is Local -- After All | | November 24 - Challenge to Speaker O'Neill Planned | | November 24 - Democrats to Consider House Rules Changes | | November 24 - Indiana Uncertainty | | November 24 - Congress Expanding Scenic Rivers System | | November 24 - Conservationists Win Prolonged Fight Over Protection for Tuolumne River | | November 24 - Few Grace Commission Suggestions Adopted | | November 24 - Substantive Work Done Quietly: Hill Boosted School Spending; Several Reagan Cuts Reversed | | November 24 - Colleges Lobby Congress for Facility Funds Avoid Academic 'Peer Review' Procedures | | November 24 - More Shifts on Church-State Issues? Court Ready for Arguments On Silent Prayer, 'Parochiaid' | | November 24 - PACs View Free Spending as Free Speech | | November 24 - Foreign Aid Programs Weather Budget Cuts | | November 24 - Ruling in Salvadoran Case Decried | | November 24 - 'Security Aid' Totals, Fiscal 1984-85 |
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