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Leahy, HELP Leaders Reach Deal On IT Privacy Accords
Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy and Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee leadership reached a deal Wednesday on privacy protections that, in part, free up legislation meant to facilitate ...
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5/15/2008 AM Contents
- Hoyer Praises Colombia Extraditions, But Deal Still Facing High Hurdles
- Ensign Looks Past NRCC In Mapping Strategy
- Senate GOP Offers FISA Compromise To House Democrats
- Republicans Will Force Issue On AMT At Extenders Markup
- House Passes Farm Bill, 318-106, As Senate Preps For Vote
- FTC Chief Says Agency Is Monitoring Oil Price Increases
- Dodd, Shelby Continue Wrangling On Eve Of GSE Markup
- House Set To Vote On Supplemental, Senate Panel To Mark Up
- Unions Get Fired Up Over Plan For High-Speed Rail Bids
- Quaid Argues For Liability Legislation
- After Losses, GOP Leaders Try To Calm An Angry Caucus
- Panel Told Research, Education Needed On Food Allergies
- House Names Five Members For Conference Committee
- Mica: Airline Merger Will Fly, Despite Consolidation Fears
- Leahy, HELP Leaders Reach Deal On IT Privacy Accords
- Dems Sustain $372M Cut To European Missile Defense Site
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- Senate Approves House SPR Suspension Measure
- Solicitor General Clement To Leave Justice Next Month
- Judge Throws Out DNC Suit Over McCain Financing Case
- Dems Fume, Inhofe Scoffs At Polar Bear Designation
- Issa: Votes Not There To Yank Royalty Exemption
