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shortchange Conrail workers by nearly $400 million. <strong>The</strong> value of the ESOP was estimated at $762 million, including the workers' 15 percent share of Conrail stock, their deferred wages between 1981 and 1984, and their interest payments, but the price offered in the proposed sale was only $375 million--less than half the estimate. Opponents of the amendment noted that the majority of Conrail employees approved the buyout of the ESOP.
DPC Vote Database ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Vote No. 9 S 638 01/30/86 CQ Admin: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Conrail Sale (S. 638, in P.L. 99-509) Dole motion: Sergeant at Arms to request attendance. Motion for Attendance Agreed to (91-5) Yeas (91) Democrats (42 or 95%) Baucus, Bentsen, Biden, Bingaman, Bradley, Bumpers, Burdick, Byrd, Chiles, Cranston, DeConcini, Dixon, Dodd, Eagleton, <strong>Exon</strong>, Ford, Glenn, Gore, Harkin, Hart, Heflin, Hollings, Johnston, Kennedy, Kerry, Lautenberg, Leahy, Levin, Long, Matsunaga, Melcher, Metzenbaum, Mitchell, Moynihan, Pell, Pryor, Riegle, Rockefeller, Sarbanes, Sasser, Simon, Zorinsky Republicans (49 or 94%) Abdnor, Andrews, Armstrong, Boschwitz, Chafee, Cochran, Cohen, D'Amato, Danforth, Denton, Dole, Domenici, Durenberger, East, Evans, Garn, Gorton, Gramm, Grassley, Hatch, Hatfield, Hawkins, Hecht, Heinz, Helms, Humphrey, Kassebaum, Kasten, Laxalt, Lugar, Mathias, Mattingly, McClure, McConnell, Murkowski, Nickles, Packwood, Pressler, Roth, Rudman, Simpson, Specter, Stafford, Stevens, Symms, Thurmond, Trible, Warner, Wilson Nays (5) Democrats (2 or 5%) Boren, Proxmire Republicans (3 or 6%) Quayle, Wallop, Weicker Not Voting (4) Democrats (3) Inouye-1, Nunn-2, Stennis-2 Republicans (1) Goldwater-2 Office Note (no text) Description Dole motion to instruct the Sergeant at Arms to request the attendance of absent Senators.
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Since 1980, Federal funding for edu
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investment--not a cost--of $200 mil
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immunization program has one of the
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amount but would serve notice that
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etraining, and basic research. It w
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more worthwhile purpose--to find cu
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increases for Superfund cleanup and
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program designed to assist recipien
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Deficit 144.0 110.1 72.1 COLAs/Fede
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aerospace industry. Dr. Fletcher is
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671 AIM-9P4 Sidewinder air-to-air m
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sophistication and destructive powe
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a discussion of the relationship of
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commands are responsible to the Pre
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the Infant Formula Act of 1980 to e
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extensive testing prior to approval
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have had some basic clinical trials
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ill provides no real protection sin
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and record certain serious safety p
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the overall reduction in future mil
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