Congress votes to fund government temporarily as budget talks stall
The House passes a stopgap spending bill 359 to 11 on December 7 to keep operations at 2000 levels while White House and Republicans seek a fiscal 2001 budget. Senate approves 70 to 28 on the bankruptcy bill and 96 to 1 for the stopgap, with leaders Grassley Harkin and Leach Nussle Ganske Latham Boswell Ganske cited.
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