How Your Congressmen Voted July 1978 Roll Calls Summary
A historical roll call synopsis shows votes by Representatives Krueger Mahon and White and Senators Tower and Bentsen across multiple Defense, Energy, unemployment, housing, and environmental measures. It records who voted yea or nay on key amendments and bill passages from July 14 to July 20 1978, highlighting tied-party positions and notable deviations.
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United States
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Krueger, Mahon and White, and Sons
Bentsen and Tower
Price
Defense Department
House
Congress
Rep
Kreuger
Mahon
White
Energy D Department
Flowers
OO Aia
Clinch River
Rep. Krueger
Rep. White
Energy Department
D-Ala
Krueger
Roberts
D-Texas
Rep White
Corman
D-Calif
National Commission On
Social Security Administration
Mation
Fish
R-N.y
Science and Technology Committee
Udall
D-Ariz
Johnson
R-Colo
Eilberg
D-Pa
Immigration and Nationality Act
U.S
Texas
U.S. Territories
Veterans Administration
Alaska
Hawaii
U.S -Controlled Territories
Vanik
Ohio
Rep Mahon
Agricultural Credit
Richmond
Dn.y
Symms
Ridaho
House-Senate
Mahion
Senate
White House
Helms
R-N.c
Sen
Tower
Bentsen
Stewart
Carter
Milton
New York
Small Business Administration
Sen. Tower
Department of Energy
Stennis
O-Miss
Sen Bentsen
Scott
Sen Tower
R-Va
Nelson
D-Wis
Raledee
Yen
Morgan
O-N.c
Chiles
D-Fla
R-Texas
Len Bentsen
O-Texas
Rtexas
Schmitt
R-Nm
Department of Basine and Urban Development
Federal Register
Sea Tower
Yea Ser Bentsen
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
House of Congress
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Meier Becomes Texas Senate President Pro Tem
Senator Bill Meier of Euless was elected president pro tem and will serve as governor for a day before the 1979 session. The 38 year old attorney chairs the Sunset Advisory Commission and has led efforts to review 15 state agencies for the next legislature.
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Austin
Texas
Bill Meier
D-Euless
Texas Senate
Meier
Senate
Texas Sunset Advisory Commission
Euless
Tarleton State University
University of Texas Law School
AL R. Schwartz
Galveston
Meany Warns Inflation May Sink Nation Into Low Mood
AFL CIO President George Meany warned that if inflation remains high the nation could enter a low mood soon. He said wage moderation cannot be demanded while living costs rise and criticized the postal wage pact as insufficient to protect workers from inflation.
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Chicago
Aflcio
George Meany
Carter
Organized Labor
Meany
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Afl-Cio
al Zack
Afl-Cio Council
Labor
White House
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Hawkins
Dcalif
O-Ariz
Federal Election Commission
Sisk
Calif
Sears
Sears Auto Center
Marine DieHard
Sears Firearm and Ammunition Policy
Sale
Ea Whitewall
Blackwall
Sears Price
Guardaman
Ted Williams
A. Ted Williams
D. Remington M
America
Odessa
E. 8Th St
Odel 1100
Pri
Sen. Meier
G. William) Miller
Federal Reserve
Washington
By Ace Brooks
Alice Brooks
Odessa American Box
Old
Chelsea Sta
Bool
Quilts Museum
Tod
Tanglewood
Howard WM
Lemmons