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Show fage 26 - THE HERALD. Frovo. Utah. V. J-!y 24 VAh Second Opinions "'..nnnnnn : I'J ri r: P 3 DAYS ONLY! JULY 25, 26, i sale &j ahio2 Thursday, july 10 A.M. SHARP! 1 1 : ..LXJ-lLrLi!- n 27th & .3 . How They Voted Veto Line-Ite- m Measure Debate Here is how WASHINGTON area U.S. Senators and Representatives voted recently on issues of importance to Utah and the nation. SENATE MOTION to invoke cloture, or cut off debate, on a motion to veto bill. begin work on a line-iteFAILED 57 to 42 60 votes are needed for cloture . YES. Sens. Jake Garn. Orrin Hatch BILL. Small Business Administration Authorization, to preserve the SBA for three years despite Reagan administration efforts to abolish it. PASSED 94 to 3. YES: Garn - Hatch AMENDMENT. Small Business Administration Authorization, to provide SBA disaster loans for farmers. REJECTED 45 to 52. NO: Garn - Hatch AMENDMENT. Small Business Administration Authorization, to authorize the sale of federal loan assets. REJECTED 24 to 73. NO: Garn - Hatch BILL, Federal Firearms Owners' Protection Act, to repeal the federal ban on interstate sales of handguns and other firearms. PASSED 79 to 15. YES: Garn - Hatch MOTION to table, and thus kill an amendment to the Federal Firearms Owners' Protection Act to retain the prohibition on interstate sales of handguns while repealing it for rifles and other sporting weapons. APPROVED (killed) 69 to 26. YES: Garn - Hatch MOTION to table, and thus kill an amendment to the Federal Firearms Owners' Protection Act to apply a waiting period for gun sales. APPROVED ( killed i 71 to m ( 23. YES: Garn - Hatch MOTION to table, and thus kill an amendment to the Federal Firearms Owners' Protection Act to allow continued compliance inspec-tion- s without warning. AP- PROVED (killed) 76 to 18. YES: Garn - Hatch BILL, South African Sanctions, to provide economic sanctions against the government of South Africa in protest of that nation's policv of racial segregation (apartheid). PASSED 80 to 12. NO: Garn - Hatch HOUSE BILL, Legislative Branch Appropriations, to provide $1.29 billion to support the House and all legislative agencies for 1986. PASSED 263 to 136. NO: Reps. Jim Hansen, David Monson, Howard Nielson AMENDMENT. - Branch Legislative Appropriations, to delete $103,000 from Library of Congress funds for translating Playboy mag- - azine 'o :ito braile. APPROVED m 216 193. YES: Hansen NO: Nielson - Monson BILL. State. Justice and Commerce Department Appropriations for 1986. to provide $12 billion for operations. PASSED 273 to 136. NO: Hansen - Monson - Nielson AMENDMENT. State. Justice and Commerce Department Appropriations for 1986. to delete all funds and thus kill the Economic Development Administration. REJECTED 98 to 315. YES: Hansen - Monson NO: Nielson AMENDMENT. State. Justice and Commerce Department Appropriations for 1986. to preserve the Small Business Administration ct-loan program but reduce loan funding bv $95 million. APPROVED 257 to 158. YES: Hansen - Monson - Nielson RESOLUTION to waive House rules during consideration of the 1986 Energy and Water Develop- NO HOLDS OR LAYAWAYS III. II It 1 u V J i ill VISA OR AMERICAN PLEASE. EXPRESS COPPER RIVET IS YOUR BACK-TO-SCHO- HEADQUARTERS OL dire- ment Appropriations Bill. The rules prohibit votes on appropriations bills until Congress has enacted an annual budget. Conferees remain at an impasse in approving the 1986 budget. APPROVED 239 to 181. YES: Monson NO: Hansen - Nielson MOTION to instruct House conferees on the 1986 Defense Authorization Bill to vote for a change in military law to permit the death r uniformed personnel penalty convicted of espionage during peacetime. APPROVED 320 to 101. YES: Reps. Jim Hansen. David Monson. Howard Nielson AMENDMENT. Foreign Aid Bill, condemning the Peoples Republic of China for using forced abortions and sterilizations to enforce population control and authorizing the president to withhold U.S. development funds for that purpose. APPROVED 289 to 130. YES: Hansen - Monson - Nielson AMENDMENT, Foreign Aid Bill, to give the president authority to deny U.S. funds to organizations or countries that promote abortion as a method of familv planning. APPROVED 234 to 189. YES: Hansen - Monson - Nielson AMENDMENT. Foreign Aid Bill, to repeal the amendment that prohibited U.S. aid to forces seeking to overthrow the Marxist government of Angola. APPROVED 236 ,X, 2 , it ( kj L Sfi i niTA rMNlS .MAN YS -- M communist AP- occupation. 122. PROVED 288 to YES: Hansen - Monson - W Jf include Prewasn fesSwT 0068 fjfi rC2y Tfjf ti?i This is your old reliable f 14 02 denim. Available f in men's and boys' sizes i Kf w I? "' V-- lengths. 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