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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (154772)	6/21/2001 6:56:24 PM
From: Gordon A. Langston	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769669

Fiscal 1994 Budget Reconciliation - Passage Date: 06/24/1993 Issue: Budget Roll Call Number: 0190 Bill Number: HR 2264 Sponsor: Outcome for thie vote: Passed Votes FOR: 50 Votes AGAINST: 49 Pass the bill to raise taxes by $243 billion, cut spending by $256 billion and reduce the deficit by $499 billion over five year by tracking President Clinton's economic proposals. HR 2264 (Fiscal 1994 Budget Reconciliation); Passage; 6/24/93 Outcome: Passed 50-49 Congressional Quarterly Number: 1993 - S190 Bill Status: Bill Number: HR 2264 - 103rd Congress (1993-94) House Passage Vote: 05/27/93 - Outcome: Passed Senate Passage Vote: 06/24/93 - Outcome: Passed House Conference Report Vote: 08/05/93 - Outcome: Passed Senate Conference Report Vote: 08/06/93 - Outcome: Passed Presidential Action: Signed on 08/10/93 Public Law Number: 103-66 107 Stat. 312 The Brookings report also indirectly acknowledged this deficit reduction/balanced budget effort started in 1987.