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Dems Say Supplemental Might Be Delayed
Appropriations. Senate Democratic leaders warned today that the Senate might not be able to wrap up work on the supplemental spending bill until after the Memorial Day recess. Noting the absence of Democratic presidential candidates ...
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5/20/2008 PM Contents
- Senate Banking Panel Approves Mortgage Relief Deal ...
- ... As Compromise Brings Questions From Both Parties
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- ... As Senators Debate Costs Of Cutting Greenhouse Gases
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- Waxman: White House Overruled EPA On Ozone Standard
- With Fossella Retiring, Dems Are Keen To Contest N.Y. Seat
- Senate, House Chairmen Vow To Move Authorization Bill
- Cisco Grilled For Allegedly Helping Chinese Surveillance
- USDA To Offer Ban On Downer Cattle From Entering Market
- Presidential Campaign Officials Meet With Group On IP
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- Hoyer Lays Out A Long, Contentious Agenda For Summer
- Dems Say Supplemental Might Be Delayed
- House Approves Bill To Probe OPEC Pricing Issues
