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 1999

January 2 - CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS: Impeachment's Long Shadow
January 2 - IMPEACHMENT TRIAL: Chief Justice May Be Just Another 'Juror'
January 2 - SOCIAL SECURITY: A Rare Opportunity Ahead
January 9 - A Determined Prosecution
January 9 - After Historic Swearing-In, Duty Trumps the Party Line
January 9 - Chart: 1998 House Presidential Position Votes
January 9 - Chart: 1998 Senate Presidential Position Votes
January 9 - Chart: Leading Scorers: Presidential Support
January 9 - Chart: Presidential Support Background
January 9 - Clinton's Biggest Prize Was a Frustrated GOP
January 9 - Clinton's String of Modest Proposals Softens Focus on Impeachment Trial
January 9 - First Impeachment Offers Insight On Framers' Intentions
January 9 - impeachment 'Science': How the Senate Prepared To Replace Richard Nixon
January 9 - Senate Strives for Dignity
January 9 - The Articles of Impeachment
January 9 - The Ultimate Sanction?
January 9 - What's Ahead
January 9 - With Great Difficulty, Senate Devises A Blueprint for Proceedings
January 16 - CENSUS, ROUND 2: Clinton-Hastert Face-off
January 16 - Correction: First Impeachment
January 16 - Debate To Decide Clinton's Fate Still Likely To Be Held in Secret
January 16 - EXECUTIVE BRANCH: Another State of the Union Message: Government Not Distracted by Impeachment
January 16 - Looking Ahead
January 16 - Party Lines Threaten To Prevail Over Pride, Friendship in Senate
January 16 - Senate Confronts Two Constituencies: History -- and the Voters in 2000
January 16 - The 13 House Republicans Making The Case Against Clinton
January 16 - The Paper Trail, Jan. 11 - 15, 1999
January 16 - Trial Takes On a Hybrid Character When Politicians Are Jurors
January 16 - What's Ahead
January 23 - A Loquacious Retired Senator And Blue-Chip Lawyers Defend Clinton
January 23 - Clinton's Initiatives
January 23 - Defense Focuses on Facts
January 23 - EXECUTIVE BRANCH: A Manifesto for 2000
January 23 - EXECUTIVE BRANCH: Clinton and His Troubles: Equals in Staying Power
January 23 - From the Editor
January 23 - IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT: As Events Buoy Clinton, Senators Seek a Graceful Exit
January 23 - IMPEACHMENT: Bumpers' Conclusion: The People 'Are Calling on You To Rise Above Politics . . . Above Partisanship'
January 23 - IMPEACHMENT: Hyde's Summation: 'We Must Never Tolerate One Law for the Ruler And Another for the Ruled'
January 23 - PAST AS PROLOGUE: Byrd Sent an Early Signal That Even He Watched the Polls
January 23 - PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: Urging Nation To 'Aim Higher,' Clinton Offers Proposals on Education, Retirement Security, Health Care
January 23 - REPUBLICAN RESPONSE: GOP Says Tax Relief, Social Security Overhaul Are 'Practical' Priorities
January 30 - A Will of Their Own
January 30 - Activist President Presses On in Hope Of Tempering History's Judgment
January 30 - As the Economy Goes, So Goes The Presidency -- or Vice Versa?
January 30 - Challenge for the GOP: Conserve Ideals Without Losing Majority
January 30 - Clinton's Woes May Turn 'Character' Into a Hot Campaign Issue
January 30 - Democrats Say Foreign Policy Suffers, But GOP Says 'Life Goes On'
January 30 - Exit Strategies Divide Senate
January 30 - GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: Supreme Court Ruling Offers Little Hope For Ending Census Sampling Debate
January 30 - IMPEACHMENT: House's Rationale for Witnesses: Testimony 'Will Lend Greater Coherence and Understanding'
January 30 - Law That Empowers Starr Is Also on Trial This Year
January 30 - Looking Beyond the Trial
January 30 - Partisan Tensions, Already High, Are Unlikely To End When Trial Does
January 30 - Senate Limits Witnesses, Begins Push Toward Finishing Trial
January 30 - What's Ahead
February 6 - BUDGET: A Closer Look at the Budget
February 6 - BUDGET: Clinton's Strength Portends A Tough Season for GOP
February 6 - Chart: Budget Authority, Outlays by Agency
February 6 - Chart: Fiscal 2000 Budget by Function
February 6 - IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT: Senate Gropes for Another Way To Record Disapproval of Clinton
February 13 - Chart: How Senators Voted
February 13 - Clinton's Popularity Up Despite His Plight
February 13 - Clinton's Public Reaction: Humility, Regret
February 13 - Democrats Vow To Turn Up the Heat In House Managers' Districts
February 13 - From the Editor
February 13 - IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT: GOP's Case for Rule of Law Came to a Political End
February 13 - IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT: GOP's Recovery Strategy: Get Back to Legislating
February 13 - IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT: Impeachment's Future: Just Another Political Weapon?
February 13 - IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT: Senate Acquits Clinton
February 13 - Investigating the Investigator
February 13 - REGULATION: Clinton Team Has Varied Strategy For Attacking Big Tobacco
February 13 - Senate Blocks Censure, Ending Trial Without a 'Unifying Statement'
February 13 - Senators Explain Their Votes
February 13 - SIDELINE ON IMPEACHMENT: Today's Scandal, Tomorrow's Nostalgia
February 13 - Three Besieged 'Minority Presidents'
February 20 - Judge in Jones Suit May Hold President in Contempt
February 20 - STATES VS. CONGRESS: Governors: Leave It to Us
February 27 - Census Controversy Continues With Plan for Dual Count
February 27 - LAW & JUDICIARY: Senators Say Independent Counsel Law Should Lapse if Not Radically Changed
March 6 - Bill Would Let Census Takers Retain Federal Benefits
March 6 - LAW & JUDICIARY: Administration Opposes Renewal Of Independent Counsel Act, Citing Diminished Public Trust
March 13 - ENVIRONMENT: Suburban Sprawl And Government Turf
March 13 - From the Editor
March 13 - House Panel Moves Census Bills Despite Democratic Opposition
March 13 - In Land Development Decisions, States Say Quality Counts
March 20 - GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: Bitter Census Debate Continues As GOP Pushes Legislation To Circumvent 'Sampling' Technique
March 20 - REGULATION: As States Deregulate Electricity, Former Energy Officials Urge Hill To Set Nationwide Standards
March 20 - REGULATION: Senate Rejects Federal Claim To Tobacco Settlement Money, Undeterred by Veto Threat
March 20 - Reno Latest Witness To Oppose Independent Counsel Law
March 27 - House GOP Pulls Census Bill, Promises a Return After Recess
April 3 - Chart: A Range of Undercounts
April 3 - GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: Mayors Aren't Sitting Down For the Count
April 17 - Olympics To Get $171 Million
April 17 - Partisanship Continues Over Census
April 17 - TECHNOLOGY & COMMUNICATIONS: Digital Haves and Have-Nots
April 24 - COUNTING THE DAYS: GOP's Census Offer Greeted Coldly As Deadline for a Deal Nears
April 24 - From the Editor
April 24 - GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: U.S. Businesses Help Pay for NATO Fete
April 24 - House Bill Would Direct OMB To Assess Impact of Regulations
May 1 - REGULATION: Clinton, Tobacco Foes Cheer Court's Decision To Hear Case on FDA's Authority
May 8 - GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: Congress Still Skeptical Of 'Kinder, Gentler' IRS
May 8 - Sequel With a High-Tech Twist: Customs Service Hearings Ahead
May 15 - APPROPRIATIONS: House Treasury-Postal Bill Advances, But Members Say It Shortchanges Courthouse Construction
May 15 - CENSUS 2000: Down for the Count
May 15 - GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: Chinese Businessman's Testimony Breathes Some Life Into House Probe Of Democrats' Fundraising Practices
May 15 - GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: Lawmakers Say Budget Shortfalls And Hoary Computer System Hobble U.S. Customs Service
May 15 - GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: Panel Stints On Legislative Branch Bill
May 22 - GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: Labor Issues Resurface in Customs Bill
May 29 - Customs Bill Passes After Pay Debate
May 29 - GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: Prospective Presidential Pay Raise, First in 30 Years, Would Also Ease Other Officials' Salary 'Compression'
May 29 - REGULATION: Truck Safety Movement Shifts Into Overdrive
June 5 - GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: Census Bureau Seeks Another $1.7 Billion
June 12 - ADVISE AND RESENT: No-Holds-Barred Fight Over Nominations Less Apocalyptic Than It Seems
June 12 - BANKING: Republicans Fault Clinton For Long-Running Vacancy On Federal Reserve Board
June 12 - SOCIAL SECURITY: Archer Mounts Last-Ditch Effort To Overcome Political Inertia On Social Security Overhaul
June 19 - ENVIRONMENT: Bills To Conserve Open Land Take Tentative Root on Hill
June 19 - FINANCE: Summers Faces Tough Questions On Taxes and Monetary Policy, But Confirmation Appears Secure
June 19 - Hatch's Impasse With Clinton On Nominations Seems Over
June 19 - NOMINATION: Holbrooke Runs Helms' Gantlet In Hearing on U.N. Nomination, Leaving Mixed Impressions
June 26 - APPROPRIATIONS: Senate Treasury-Postal Bill Defends Intellectual Property, Lets Hill Pay Raise Stand
June 26 - APPROPRIATIONS: Tax Issue, Social Policy Riders May Ensnarl D.C. Spending Bill Despite Panel's Quick Approval
June 26 - LAW & JUDICIARY: Latest Supreme Court Rulings Reinforce the Federalist Trend
June 26 - LAW & JUDICIARY: Who Polices Politicians After Counsel Law Expires?
July 3 - APPROPRIATIONS: Senate Backs Tax Cut In D.C. Bill
July 3 - APPROPRIATIONS: Treasury And Agencies Bill Passes
July 17 - APPROPRIATIONS: Treasury-Postal Spending Bill Faces Relatively Smooth Conference Despite Policy Struggles in House
July 17 - Clinton Request for More Funds Rekindles Census Fight
July 24 - D.C. Bill Amended To Allow Medical Marijuana Vote Tally, Needle Exchange Program
July 31 - CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS: House Passes Bill for Study Of Rules' Costs
August 7 - APPROPRIATIONS: D.C. Spending Bill Conferees Retain Social Policy Riders That Prompted Veto Threats
September 4 - THE BUCK STOPS HERE: Assessing the Spectrum of Veto Threats
September 11 - APPROPRIATIONS: House Narrowly Adopts D.C. Spending Legislation Democrats Call 'Tyrannical'
September 11 - APPROPRIATIONS: Treasury-Postal Conferees Add Presidential Pay Raise, Restore Funding for IRS
September 11 - House Opposes Clemency For Puerto Rican Nationalists
September 11 - INDUSTRY & REGULATION: Political Ground May Be Shifting Under Mine Operators
September 18 - APPROPRIATIONS: Treasury Bill Includes Pay Raises for All
September 18 - Chart: Treasury-Postal Spending Highlights
September 18 - House Passes R and D Authorization For Department of Energy
September 18 - SOCIAL POLICY: Parties Tailor Hill Agendas To Win Seniors' Loyalty
September 18 - SOCIAL POLICY: Rewrite of Older Americans Act Sets Stage for Floor Fight Over Control of Jobs Programs
September 25 - DEFENSE: Flap Over New Nuclear Agency Fails To Derail Defense Bill
September 25 - Senate Panel Approves Weaver For Export-Import Bank Board
October 2 - VETO MESSAGE: Clinton Rejects D.C. Spending Bill's 'Unwarranted Intrusions' in Local Decisions
October 9 - SOCIAL POLICY: House Drops Reauthorization Of Older Americans Act After Jobs Program Outcry
October 16 - APPROPRIATIONS: House, Senate Pass Revised D.C. Measure
October 16 - Business and Society Notes
October 16 - EXECUTIVE BRANCH: Independent Counsel Closes Babbitt Inquiry
October 16 - TRANSPORTATION: House Passes Bill To Create Separate Agency for Oversight Of Truck and Bus Safety
October 23 - DEFENSE: GOP, Richardson Eyeball to Eyeball Over Nuclear Security Again, With Little Time Left for a Blink
October 23 - House Bill Would Give Agencies More Computer Security Options
October 23 - Justice Department Bent Rules On FALN Clemency, Hatch Says
October 23 - Panel Votes To Curb President's Ability To Designate Monuments
October 23 - VETO MESSAGE: Clinton Says Foreign Operations Bill Endangers National Security By Shortchanging Diplomacy
October 30 - '.US' VS. THEM: House Seeks To Shield Voters From Porn
October 30 - APPROPRIATIONS: Conferees Ease Policy Riders In D.C. Bill
October 30 - Standoff on Nominations Intensifies
October 30 - VETO MESSAGE: Clinton Objects to Provisions On U.N., Community Policing In Commerce, Justice, State Bill
November 6 - Confirmation Freeze Yields Talk of Recess Appointments
November 6 - Three-Year NASA Authorization Wins Senate Passage
November 6 - VETO MESSAGE: Clinton Condemns Labor-HHS Bill For Cutting Education Money, Delaying Medical Research
November 13 - Bill on Federal Advisers' Ethics Passes
November 13 - CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS: Dozens of Clinton Nominees Win Confirmation After Lott Strikes Deal With Democrats
November 13 - EXECUTIVE BRANCH: GOP Concludes Politics Affected Clemency Offer
November 13 - House Approves Assistance For Low-Income Fathers
November 13 - POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE: Terre Haute Post Office Gains Control
November 13 - SPECIAL REPORT: Spending Bills To Piggyback on D.C. Measure
November 20 - A Mixed Fate for King Bills
November 20 - APPROPRIATIONS: House Adopts D.C. Spending Compromise
November 20 - Senate's Ethics Office Bill Sets Up Conflict With House
November 27 - IN CLINTON'S COURT: Recess Appointments: a Risky Game
November 27 - LABOR: Proposed Ergonomics Rules Rub GOP the Wrong Way
November 27 - LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY: Appropriations - District of Columbia
November 27 - LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY: Appropriations - Treasury-Postal Service
November 27 - LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY: Executive Branch - Impeachment
November 27 - LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY: Government Operations - 2000 Census
November 27 - LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY: Government Operations - Cost of Federal Regulations
November 27 - LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY: Health - Organ Transplants
November 27 - LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY: Law and Judiciary - Independent Counsel
November 27 - LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY: Social Policy - Older Americans Act
December 4 - APPROPRIATIONS: Clinton Signs Omnibus Bill, Saying It Funds Crucial Programs While Upholding Fiscal Discipline
December 4 - GOP Attacks Clinton's Plan To Tap Unemployment Funds
December 4 - More Nuclear Security Money Sought
December 11 - Chart: 1999 House Presidential Position Votes
December 11 - Chart: 1999 Senate Presidential Position Votes
December 11 - Chart: Leading Scorers: Presidential Support
December 11 - Chart: Presidential Support and Opposition: House
December 11 - Chart: Presidential Support and Opposition: Senate
December 11 - Chart: Presidential Support Background
December 11 - GOVERNMENT AT WORK: Where There's a Bill, There's a Way: Legislation Is Loaded With Studies
December 11 - VOTE STUDIES: Clinton Comes Up Short in a Year Of Politics Over Substance

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