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Senate Vote 164 (1989)1989-08-03On the Motion to Table S686: To provide for strict liability.Motion to Table Agreed to52-48
Senate Vote 163 (1989)1989-08-03On the Motion to Table S686: To require double hulls on new tankers operating in U.S. waters.Motion to Table Agreed to51-48
Senate Vote 162 (1989)1989-08-03On the Motion to Table S1153: A bill to amend title 38, United States Code, to provide for the establishment of presumptions of service-connection between certain diseases experienced by veterans who served in Vietnam era and exposure to certain toxic herbicide agents used in Vietnam; to provide for interim benefits for veterans of such service who have certain diseases; to improve the reporting requirements relating to the "Ranch Hand Study"; and for other purposes.Motion to Table Failed8-92
Senate Vote 161 (1989)1989-08-02On Passage of the Bill S1352: An original bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal years 1990 and 1991 for military functions of the Department of Defense and to prescribe military personnel levels for such Department for fiscal years 1990 and 1991, and for other purposes.Bill Passed95-4
Senate Vote 160 (1989)1989-08-02On the Motion to Table S1352: Relating to the Military Service Academies requirements for active duty service.Motion to Table Failed45-55
Senate Vote 159 (1989)1989-08-02On the Cloture Motion S1352: An original bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal years 1990 and 1991 for military functions of the Department of Defense and to prescribe military personnel levels for such Department for fiscal years 1990 and 1991, and for other purposes.Cloture Motion Agreed to84-13
Senate Vote 158 (1989)1989-08-02On the Motion to Table S1352: To provide funds for a limited deployment of an accidental launch protection system.Motion to Table Agreed to53-44
Senate Vote 157 (1989)1989-08-02On the Amendment S1352: Providing for funding of the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988 with unobligated 1989 fiscal year funds.Amendment Agreed to90-9
Senate Vote 156 (1989)1989-08-01On the Motion to Table S1352: To eliminate the authority of the Secretary of Defense to prescribe rates of pay for certain employment positions.Motion to Table Agreed to69-31
Senate Vote 155 (1989)1989-08-01On the Motion to Table S1352: To authorize Federal law enforcement agencies to use appropriate force to compel airborne drug traffickers to comply with instructions to land their aircraft.Motion to Table Failed45-55
Senate Vote 154 (1989)1989-08-01On the Motion to Table S1352: To prohibit membership or observer status in, or financing from, certain organizations or the extension of other benefits to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics unless certain conditions are met.Motion to Table Agreed to73-27
Senate Vote 153 (1989)1989-08-01On the Amendment S1352: Expressing the sense of the Senate on the procurement of the B-2 aircraft.Amendment Agreed to93-7
Senate Vote 152 (1989)1989-08-01On the Motion to Table S1352: To reduce certain authorizations of appropriations for the MX rail garrison program and to increase authorizations for certain other programs.Motion to Table Agreed to61-39
Senate Vote 151 (1989)1989-07-31On the Amendment S1352: To provide for a military child care program.Amendment Agreed to94-5
Senate Vote 150 (1989)1989-07-31On the Motion to Table S1352: To prohibit the use of funds authorized to be appropriated for preparation of the construction of the Special Isotope Separation Plant, Idaho Falls, Idaho.Motion to Table Agreed to50-49
Senate Vote 149 (1989)1989-07-31On the Amendment S1352: Expressing the sense of the Senate's outrage by the kidnapping and reports of execution of Lt. Col. William R. Higgins, and condemns such actions.Amendment Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 148 (1989)1989-07-27On the Motion to Table S1352: To reduce funds for the SDI program and increase funds for certain other programs.Motion to Table Agreed to50-47
Senate Vote 147 (1989)1989-07-27On the Motion HR2696: To delay for 1 year the provisions of the Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988.Motion Rejected40-58
Senate Vote 146 (1989)1989-07-26On the Amendment HR2788: To increase appropriations for resource management and land acquisition programs of the Fish and Wildlife Service, for operation of the National Park Service, for national recreation and preservation programs, for the Historic Preservation Fund, for State and private forestry programs, and for general expenses of the Forest Service, and to decrease appropriations for construction programs of the Forest Service.Amendment Agreed to55-44
Senate Vote 145 (1989)1989-07-26On the Motion to Table HR2788: To increase appropriations for resource management and land acquisition programs of the Fish and Wildlife Service, for operation of the National Park Service, for national recreation and preservation programs, for the Historic Preservation Fund, for State and private forestry programs, and for general expenses of the Forest Service, and to decrease appropriations for construction programs of the Forest Service.Motion to Table Failed47-52
Senate Vote 144 (1989)1989-07-26On the Motion to Table HR2788: A bill making appropriations for the Department of the Interior and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1990, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Agreed to72-27
Senate Vote 143 (1989)1989-07-25On the Amendment S1352: To authorize appropriations for fiscal year 1990 for the Army and Marine Corps for research, development, test, and evaluation to develop improved weapons and equipment for small infantry units.Amendment Agreed to98-1
Senate Vote 142 (1989)1989-07-25On the Amendment S1352: To authorize funds for the reserve components of the Armed Forces for fiscal years 1990 and 1991.Amendment Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 141 (1989)1989-07-25On the Amendment S1352: To authorize funds for the reserve components of the Armed Forces for fiscal years 1990 and 1991.Amendment Agreed to98-1
Senate Vote 140 (1989)1989-07-24On the Amendment S1352: To authorize appropriations of additional amounts for fiscal years 1990 and 1991 for procurement of missiles for the Armed Forces.Amendment Agreed to91-0
Senate Vote 139 (1989)1989-07-21On the Amendment S1160: Regarding direct negotiations between the Arab states and Israel.Amendment Agreed to90-8
Senate Vote 138 (1989)1989-07-21On the Amendment S1160: To strike the provision of the bill concerning the Moscow Embassy thereby maintaining current law.Amendment Agreed to56-42
Senate Vote 137 (1989)1989-07-20On the Resolution SRES156: A resolution to express the sense of the Senate with respect to the Apollo 11 lunar mission, the International Space Station Freedom program, and the "Mission to Planet Earth".Resolution Agreed to97-0
Senate Vote 136 (1989)1989-07-20On the Amendment S1160: Relating to assistance for the Cambodian people.Amendment Agreed to59-39
Senate Vote 135 (1989)1989-07-20On the Amendment S1160: To establish policy concerning the provision of assistance to a free and independent Cambodia.Amendment Agreed to97-1
Senate Vote 134 (1989)1989-07-20On the Amendment S1160: To establish certain categories of Soviet and Vietnamese nationals for which evidence needed to prove refugee status is lessened, and to provide for adjustment to permanent resident status of certain Soviet and Vietnamese parolees.Amendment Agreed to97-0
Senate Vote 133 (1989)1989-07-20On the Amendment S1160: Relating to Soviet-bloc military assistance for Central America.Amendment Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 132 (1989)1989-07-20On the Amendment S1160: Of a perfecting nature, to prohibit negotiations with certain Palestine Liberation Organization representatives.Amendment Agreed to97-1
Senate Vote 131 (1989)1989-07-20On the Motion to Table S1160: To prohibit negotiations with terrorists responsible for the murder, injury, or kidnapping of an American citizen.Motion to Table Agreed to75-23
Senate Vote 130 (1989)1989-07-20On the Amendment S1160: Relative to Chinese nationals who flee coercive population control policies.Amendment Agreed to95-0
Senate Vote 129 (1989)1989-07-20On the Motion to Table S1160: To prohibit certain transactions between United States owned or controlled firms and Cuba.Motion to Table Failed13-82
Senate Vote 128 (1989)1989-07-20On Passage of the Bill S83: An Act to establish the United States Enrichment Corporation to operate the Federal uranium enrichment program on a profitable and efficient basis in order to maximize the long term assistance economic value to the United States, to provide assistance to the domestic uranium industry and to provide a Federal contribution for the reclamation of mill tailings generated pursuant to Federal defense contracts at active uranium and thorium processing sites.Bill Passed73-26
Senate Vote 127 (1989)1989-07-19On the Amendment S1160: Expressing the sense of the Senate concerning the situation in Lebanon.Amendment Agreed to94-0
Senate Vote 126 (1989)1989-07-19On the Motion to Table S1160: To preserve existing law with respect to consideration of resolutions of decertification.Motion to Table Failed25-71
Senate Vote 125 (1989)1989-07-19On the Motion to Table S1160: To express the sense of the Congress regarding efforts by Mexico to control illegal narcotics-related activities.Motion to Table Failed37-62
Senate Vote 124 (1989)1989-07-19On the Amendment S1160: To express the sense of the Congress regarding policy toward Cuba.Amendment Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 123 (1989)1989-07-19On the Amendment S1160: To limit political appointments to the position of US Ambassador to 30%.Amendment Rejected38-61
Senate Vote 122 (1989)1989-07-18On the Amendment S1160: To restrict political appointments to key posts.Amendment Rejected20-79
Senate Vote 121 (1989)1989-07-18On the Amendment S1160: To prevent contact with General Noriega or his representatives by American officials.Amendment Rejected37-62
Senate Vote 120 (1989)1989-07-18On the Amendment S1160: To provide relief for Turkish refugees fleeing Bulgaria.Amendment Agreed to99-0
Senate Vote 119 (1989)1989-07-18On the Amendment S1160: To prohibit soliciting or diverting funds to carry out activities for which United States assistance is prohibited.Amendment Agreed to57-42
Senate Vote 118 (1989)1989-07-14On the Amendment S1160: Stating a policy toward additional sanctions against the People's Republic of China.Amendment Agreed to81-10
Senate Vote 117 (1989)1989-07-13On Passage of the Bill S358: A bill to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to change the level, and preference system for admission, of immigrants to the United States, and to provide for administrative naturalization, and for other purposes.Bill Passed81-17
Senate Vote 116 (1989)1989-07-13On the Amendment S358: To increase the number of immigrant admissions and reallocate the visa preferences for family reunification immigrants.Amendment Rejected46-52
Senate Vote 115 (1989)1989-07-13On the Motion to Table S358: To prevent distortions in the reapportionment of the House of Representatives caused by the use of census population figures which include illegal aliens.Motion to Table Agreed to56-43
Senate Vote 114 (1989)1989-07-13On the Motion to Table S358: To prevent distortions in the reapportionment of the House of Representatives caused by the use of census population figures which include illegal aliens.Motion to Table Failed41-58
Senate Vote 113 (1989)1989-07-13On the Amendment S358: To increase the number of business sponsored immigrants.Amendment Agreed to78-21
Senate Vote 112 (1989)1989-07-13On the Amendment S358: To change the level, preference system for admission, of immigrants to the United States, and for other purposes.Amendment Rejected22-77
Senate Vote 111 (1989)1989-07-13On the Amendment S358: To prohibit Federal Benefits for Illegal Aliens.Amendment Agreed to93-6
Senate Vote 110 (1989)1989-07-13On the Amendment S358: Relating to English Language Ability.Amendment Rejected43-56
Senate Vote 109 (1989)1989-07-12On the Amendment S358: To prevent the reduction of family preference immigration below the level set in current law.Amendment Agreed to62-36
Senate Vote 108 (1989)1989-07-12On the Amendment S358: To strike out the employment creation visa category.Amendment Rejected43-56
Senate Vote 107 (1989)1989-07-12On the Amendment S358: To provide temporary stay of deportation for certain eligible immigrants.Amendment Agreed to61-38
Senate Vote 106 (1989)1989-07-12On the Amendment S358: In the nature of a substitute.Amendment Rejected27-71
Senate Vote 105 (1989)1989-07-11On the Nomination PN326: Chic Hecht, of Nevada, to be Ambassador to the Commonwealth of The BahamasNomination Confirmed78-19
Senate Vote 104 (1989)1989-07-11On the Amendment S358: To adjust to lawful temporary resident status certain nationals of the People's Republic of China.Amendment Agreed to97-0
Senate Vote 103 (1989)1989-06-23On the Motion to Table S5: To permit States to use assistance provided under title I to offer child care tax credits to its residents.Motion to Table Agreed to55-33
Senate Vote 102 (1989)1989-06-23On the Motion to Table S5: To replace the tax credit for health insurance premiums with an increase in the dependent care tax credit.Motion to Table Agreed to53-40
Senate Vote 101 (1989)1989-06-23On the Amendment S5: To replace the tax credit for health insurance premiums with an increase in the earned income tax credit.Amendment Rejected44-53
Senate Vote 100 (1989)1989-06-23On the Motion to Table S5: To make certain provisions unseverable.Motion to Table Agreed to62-36
Senate Vote 99 (1989)1989-06-23On the Amendment S5: To provide for a perfecting amendment adding a supplemental earned income credit for families with young children, and for other purposes.Amendment Agreed to54-45
Senate Vote 98 (1989)1989-06-22On the Motion to Table S5: To delete provision relating to the rate of payment of child care providers.Motion to Table Agreed to59-40
Senate Vote 97 (1989)1989-06-22On the Amendment S5: To exempt child care earnings from the earnings test under the Social Security Act, and for other purposes.Amendment Agreed to100-0
Senate Vote 96 (1989)1989-06-22On the Amendment S5: To amend title II of the Social Security Act to increase the retirement test exempt amount to $10,560 in 1990, to lower the reduction factor for certain earnings to 25 percent, and for other purposes.Amendment Agreed to100-0
Senate Vote 95 (1989)1989-06-22On the Resolution SRES151: A resolution to express the sense of the Senate on the decision of the United States Supreme Court, declaring unconstitutional the Texas statute prohibiting the desecration of the flag.Resolution Agreed to97-3
Senate Vote 94 (1989)1989-06-22On the Amendment S5: In the nature of a substitute.Amendment Agreed to63-37
Senate Vote 93 (1989)1989-06-22On the Amendment S5: To provide for a perfecting amendment.Amendment Rejected44-56
Senate Vote 92 (1989)1989-06-14On the Nomination PN228: Richard Reeves Burt, of Arizona, for the rank of Ambassador during his tenure of service as Head of Delegation on Nuclear and Space Talks and Chief Negotiator on Strategic Nuclear Arms (START)Nomination Confirmed89-10
Senate Vote 91 (1989)1989-06-14On Passage of the Bill HR1722: A bill to amend the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978 to eliminate wellhead price controls on the first sale of natural gas, and to make technical and conforming amendments to such Act.Bill Passed82-17
Senate Vote 90 (1989)1989-06-14On the Motion to Table HR1722: That FERC may require, by rule or order, any interstate pipeline to transport natural gas.Motion to Table Agreed to55-44
Senate Vote 89 (1989)1989-06-13On the Motion to Table HR1722: To require the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to use its existing authority to decontrol incentive pricing for certain high cost natural gas.Motion to Table Agreed to87-11
Senate Vote 88 (1989)1989-06-13On the Motion to Table HR1722: To declare take-or-pay clauses to be presumptively unjust and unreasonable.Motion to Table Agreed to63-35
Senate Vote 87 (1989)1989-06-13On the Motion to Table HR1722: To prohibit passthrough of unjust and unreasonable costs incurred by a natural gas company as a result of an act in violation of environmental law.Motion to Table Agreed to66-31
Senate Vote 86 (1989)1989-06-13On the Motion to Table HR1722: To declare indefinite price escalator clauses to be presumptively unjust and unreasonable.Motion to Table Agreed to73-23
Senate Vote 85 (1989)1989-06-08On the Motion to Table HR1722: To provide fair refunds to consumers of natural gas who are found to have been overcharged.Motion to Table Agreed to53-43
Senate Vote 84 (1989)1989-06-08On the Motion to Table HR1722: To provide for reinstitution of price controls in the event of a dramatic increase in the market price of natural gas.Motion to Table Agreed to89-8
Senate Vote 83 (1989)1989-06-07On the Motion to Table HR2072: To express the sense of the Senate relating to the premium amounts under the Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act.Motion to Table Failed49-51
Senate Vote 82 (1989)1989-06-06On the Motion HR2072: To repeal section 89 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.Motion Rejected49-50
Senate Vote 81 (1989)1989-06-06On the Amendment HR2072: Relating to section 89 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.Amendment Agreed to98-0
Senate Vote 80 (1989)1989-06-06On the Motion to Table HR2072: To repeal section 89 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.Motion to Table Failed99-0
Senate Vote 79 (1989)1989-06-06On the Motion to Table HR2072: To strike the provision dealing with South Africa.Motion to Table Agreed to69-29
Senate Vote 78 (1989)1989-06-06On the Resolution SRES142: A resolution condemning the brutal use of force by the Government of the People's Republic of China against unarmed Chinese students and workers demonstrating for democracy, and for other purposes.Resolution Agreed to100-0
Senate Vote 77 (1989)1989-06-01On the Motion to Table the Motion to Recommit HR2072: A bill making dire emergency supplemental appropriations and transfers, urgent supplementals and correcting enrollment errors for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1989, and for other purposes.Motion to Table Motion to Recommit Agreed to61-29
Senate Vote 76 (1989)1989-06-01On the Motion to Table HR2072: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to increase the tax on cigarettes, distilled spirits, wines, and beer, and to appropriate the resulting revenues to fund the Omnibus Anti-Substance Abuse Act of 1988.Motion to Table Agreed to71-20
Senate Vote 75 (1989)1989-06-01On the Amendment HR2072: To express the sense of the Senate concerning the restoration of Eastern Airlines.Amendment Agreed to94-0
Senate Vote 74 (1989)1989-06-01On the Motion to Table HR2072: To provide funds for anti-drug programs as authorized in the Omnibus Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988.Motion to Table Agreed to81-15
Senate Vote 73 (1989)1989-06-01On the Motion to Table HR2072: To express the sense of the Senate that a democratically elected government be in place in Panama before the Senate gives its advice and consent for the nominee for the position of Administrator of the Panama Canal Commission.Motion to Table Failed31-63
Senate Vote 72 (1989)1989-06-01On the Motion to Table HR2072: A bill to provide for additional funding for Federal prison space.Motion to Table Agreed to77-18
Senate Vote 71 (1989)1989-05-31On the Amendment S593: To encourage the promulgation of guidelines by persons in the television industry regarding sexually explicit material.Amendment Agreed to91-0
Senate Vote 70 (1989)1989-05-31On the Concurrent Resolution HCONRES136: A concurrent resolution expressing the sense of the Congress on the movement for democracy in China.Concurrent Resolution Agreed to89-0
Senate Vote 69 (1989)1989-05-18On the Conference Report HCONRES106: A concurrent resolution setting forth the congressional budget for the United States Government for the fiscal years 1990, 1991, and 1992.Conference Report Agreed to63-37
Senate Vote 68 (1989)1989-05-17On the Conference Report HR2: A bill to amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 to restore the minimum wage to a fair and equitable rate, and for other purposes.Conference Report Agreed to63-37
Senate Vote 67 (1989)1989-05-16On the Amendment SJRES113: Relating to the cooperative arrangement with Japan regarding the FSX weapon system.Amendment Agreed to72-27
Senate Vote 66 (1989)1989-05-16On the Amendment SJRES113: To prohibit the export of technology, defense articles, and defense services to codevelop the FSX aircraft with Japan.Amendment Rejected47-52
Senate Vote 65 (1989)1989-05-10On the Joint Resolution SJRES100: A joint resolution disapproving the certification by the President under section 481(h) of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 with respect to the Bahamas.Joint Resolution Defeated40-57

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