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Appropriations Act FY97, District of Columbia was, as a bill, a proposal (now, a piece of legislation) introduced on 1996-07-18 in the House of Commons and Senate respectively of the 104 United States Congress by James Joseph Walsh in relation with: Categories Uncategorized Tags Abortion, Accounting , Administrative fees, Administrative remedies, Adult education, Airports, Appropriations, Armed forces and national security, Arts, Auditing, Automobile fuel consumption, Balanced budgets, Boycott, Budget deficits, Buy American, Cable television, Capital budgets, Capital investments, Civil rights and liberties, Civil service pensions, Collective bargaining agreements, Collective bargaining in government, College costs, Colleges, Commerce, communications, Competition, Congress, Congress 104, Congressional oversight, Congressional reporting requirements, Convention facilities, Cost effectiveness, Crime and law enforcement, Culture, Debarment of government contractors, Disability insurance, Disability retirement, Disabled, Dismissal wage, District of Columbia, Driver education, Economic development, Economics and public finance, Education, Educational facilities, Educational finance, Educational policy, Elementary and secondary education, Elementary school students, Emergency housing, Emergency management, Employee benefit plans, Employee training, Energy, Energy conservation, Energy efficiency, Energy policy, Environmental protection, Executive impoundment of appropriated funds, Executive reorganization, Families, Federal aid to community development, Federal aid to education, Federal aid to higher education, Federal aid to hospitals, Federal aid to housing, Federal aid to law enforcement agencies, Federal aid to libraries, Federal budgets, Fees, Finance and financial sector, Financial statements, Fire departments, Fire fighters, Fires, Foreign trade and international finance, Fraud, Freedom of information, Fugitives from justice, Gambling, Gay marriage, Gays, Gifts, Government consultants, Government contractors, Government downsizing, Government operations and politics, Government procurement, Government publicity, Government spending reductions, Government vehicles, Health, Health insurance, Higher education, Homosexuality, Hospitals, House Appropriations (HSAP), Housing and community development, Housing authorities, Information services, Infrastructure, Interest, Judges, Labeling, Labor and employment, Law, Layoffs, Legislation, Lesbians, Licenses, Long Read, Lotteries, Magnet schools, Maintenance and repair, Management information systems, Mayors, Medical centers, Members of Congress (House), Members of Congress (Senate), minority issues, Mortgage banks, Municipal budgets, Municipal finance, Municipal officials and employees, Municipal ordinances, Municipal politics and government, Municipal services, Municipal taxation, National Guard, Nonprofit organizations, Payments in lieu of taxes, Police, Potable water, Presidential inaugurations, Prison labor, Prison riots, Prisons, Public assistance programs, Public housing, Public Records, Public schools, Public works, Rating of employees, Real property tax, Refuse and refuse disposal, Religion, Rent, Reprogramming of appropriated funds, Rescue work, Residence requirements, Salaries, School administration, School administrators, School boards, School personnel, Science, Secondary school students, Senate Appropriations (SSAP), Sewage disposal, Sewage treatment plants, Shelters for the homeless, Social welfare, Sports and recreation, Stadiums, Statehood (American politics), Student activities, sub Subcommittee on District of Columbia (sub 03), Subcontractors, Tax liens, Teacher salaries, teachers, Technology, Telecommunication industry, Telephone, Transportation and public works, Travel costs, Trusts and trustees, Unmarried couples, Veterans' employment, Virginia, Water conservation, Water resources development, Water supply, Women Leave a comment