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Area lawmakers split party lines on major 2010 spending bills
House approvals on July 16 and 17 shaped $24.2 billion Treasury and district funding to restore auto dealer franchises, fund the SEC SBA FTC and CPSC, and extend abortion funding control to D C. Pennsylvania members divided on the roll calls. A separate July 17 vote advanced energy and water spending at $33.3 billion while a budget-cut proposal failed 167 259. Senate actions included hate crimes expansion and confirming Robert Groves as Census chief.
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Robert M. Groves
U.S. Census Bureau
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University of Michigan Survey Research Center
Susan Collins
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Richard Shelby
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