GOP leaders reveal stopgap spending bill The Hill December 6, 2016 GOP leaders announced a deal Tuesday to keep the government funded for nearly six months, with a slight boost to defense spending and bipartisan health
programs. The 70-page stopgap spending bill runs through April 28, allowing the incoming Donald Trump administration to take an active role in negotiations this spring.
The House will take up the bill as early as Thursday, aiming to clear it through the Senate by the Friday deadline.
House Appropriations Committee Chairman Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) said in a statement late Tuesday that the bill “does not include controversial riders, or major changes in existing federal policy.” >>Continue reading2017 Defense Authorization Act passes House; waiting on Senate Waay TV December 6, 2016 The 2017 version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) has passed the US House of
Representatives, and is now waiting on the United States Senate, who are expected to take it up sometime this week.
The bill, which is one of the
largest bills Congress passes each year, passed the House with a vet-proof majority of 375 to 34, and is on the Senate calendar to take up this week, where it is expected to pass. Once passed, it will go to the President for his signature.” >>Continue reading |
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| February 2017 | | 23-24 | ECA Annual Meeting Washington, DC
"Meeting the New Administration: Addressing Energy Priorities and Securing Progress" |
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| March 2017 | | 5-9 | Waste Management Conference
Phoenix, AZ
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| May/June 2017 | | 31-1 | INVITATION ONLY ECA Peer Exchange Richland, WA "Formalizing Host Communities' Role in the Manhattan Project National
Historical Park" |
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