Congressional Record
Proceedings, Debates of the U.S. Congress
November 12, 2003
108th Congress, 1st Session
Issue: Vol. 149, No. 164 — Daily Edition
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PROGRAM
(Senate - November 12, 2003)
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[Pages S14920-S14921] From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov] PROGRAM Mr. FRIST. Mr. President, on Monday, the Senate will resume the VA- HUD appropriations bill. If Senators have amendments, they should be prepared to offer and debate those amendments during Monday's session. At 4:30 p.m. the Senate will resume consideration of the FAA reauthorization conference report. Under the previous order there will be 1 hour of debate prior to a vote on the motion to invoke cloture on the conference report. The cloture vote on the FAA conference report will occur at approximately 5:30 p.m., and that will be the first vote on Monday's session. I would also remind my colleagues that two cloture motions were filed on the Dorr nomination today. Those cloture votes will occur on Tuesday morning. Before closing, I see the distinguished Senator and colleague, the person who is most responsible in many ways for this Workforce Investment Reauthorization Act, Senator Enzi. I am happy to yield to him. Mr. ENZI. Mr. President, I thank the leadership on both sides of the aisle for bringing this bill to fruition at this point in time. I thank Senator Gregg for allowing me to work this issue through to this point. I thank Senator Kennedy and Senator Murray for their [[Page S14921]] tremendous effort and willingness to work toward the goal of getting more people in the workforce and eliminating some of the disparity between men's and women's wages. It has been a tremendous effort. This is normally a very controversial bill, but through some very steady effort over many months, we have come to this point. I thank everybody. I will have additional comments. Mr. FRIST. Mr. President, again, I congratulate Senator Enzi for outstanding work. This is a bill he has worked on for a long period of time, as we have talked about jobs, job creation, what the workplace is like. This is a very exciting bill. I congratulate him and his colleagues who worked in a bipartisan way on an excellent piece of legislation that will have a true impact on what we all care so much about; that is, the economy, jobs, and the setting in which those jobs are carried out. ____________________
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