HR 4554 - Agriculture FY95 Appropriations Bill - Key Vote

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John Mica voted Nay (Passage) on this legislation.

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Sept. 30, 1994 Executive Signed
Sept. 27, 1994 Senate Conference Report Adopted
Sept. 23, 1994 House Conference Report Adopted
July 20, 1994 Senate Bill Passed
June 17, 1994 House Bill Passed
June 9, 1994 Introduced

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Legislation - Signed (Executive) - Became Public Law No. 103-330 - Sept. 30, 1994

Signed by President Bill Clinton
Public Law No. 103-330
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Legislation - Conference Report Adopted (Senate) - Sept. 27, 1994

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Legislation - Conference Report Adopted (House) (287-107) - Sept. 23, 1994 (Key vote)

Title: Agriculture FY95 Appropriations Bill

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to adopt a conference report that appropriates $46.28 billion for the Food and Drug Administration, agriculture, and rural development, and other programs for fiscal year 1995.

Highlights:

-Prohibits the use of funds for research related to the production, processing or marketing of tobacco products (Title I). -$34.99 billion for domestic food programs, including $28.83 billion for food stamp programs, $3.47 billion for women, infant, and children programs, and $2.2 billion for child nutrition programs (Title IV). -$4.18 billion for agricultural programs (Title I). -$2.65 billion for conservation programs, including $1.95 billion for agricultural stabilization and conservation and $697.6 million for soil conservation services (Title II). -$1.94 billion for Farmers Home and Rural Development Programs (Title III). -$963.84 million for the Food and Drug Administration (Title VI).

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Legislation - Bill Passed (Senate) (92-8) - July 20, 1994 (Key vote)

Title: Agriculture FY95 Appropriations Bill

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to pass a bill that appropriates $46.41 billion for agriculture, rural development, the Food and Drug Administration, and other programs for fiscal year 1995.

Highlights:

-Prohibits the use of funds for research related to the production, processing or marketing of tobacco products (Title I). -$35 billion for domestic food programs, including $28.83 billion for food stamp programs, $3.47 billion for women, infant, and children programs, and $2.2 billion for child nutrition programs (Title IV). -$4.19 billion for agricultural programs (Title I). -$2.68 billion for conservation programs, including $1.94 billion for agricultural stabilization and conservation and $741.08 million for soil conservation services (Title II). -$1.94 billion for Farmers Home and Rural Development Programs (Title III). -$809.23 million for the Food and Drug Administration (Title VI).

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Legislation - Bill Passed (House) (278-127) - June 17, 1994 (Key vote)

Title: Agriculture FY95 Appropriations Bill

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to pass a bill that appropriates $46.23 billion for agriculture, rural development, the Food and Drug Administration, and other programs for fiscal year 1995.

Highlights:

-Prohibits the use of funds for research related to the production, processing or marketing of tobacco products (Title I). -$35.01 billion for domestic food programs, including $28.82 billion for food stamp programs, $3.47 billion for women, infant, and children programs, and $2.2 billion for child nutrition programs (Title IV). -$4 billion for agricultural programs (Title I). -$2.66 billion for conservation programs, including $1.95 billion for agricultural stabilization and conservation and $709.6 million for soil conservation services (Title II). -$1.94 billion for Farmers Home and Rural Development Programs (Title III). -$978.84 million for the Food and Drug Administration (Title VI).

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Legislation - Introduced (House) - June 9, 1994

Title: Agriculture FY95 Appropriations Bill

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