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THE NEWS LETT : - ."
cept the other's version, the bills
usually are referred to a Confer-
ence Committee. This group is
composed of members from both
bodies, appointed by the Speaker
and the Vice President from nom-
inations supplied by chairmen of
the standing Committees which
have been handling the legisla-
tion under consideration. The
compo~'ition of Conference Com-
mittees, thus, will vary depend-
ing upon tile subject matter of
the bills in dispute.
While other Committees make
headlines and operate amid pub-
lic clamor, Conference Commit-
tees traditionally work behind
tlouse and the Senate on a take-
it-or-leave-it basis. It cannot be
approved in part, and it cannot
be amended except by Concurrent
Resolution of both bodies.
The Conference Committee has
a centuries-old background. Re-
~cords show its origin with the
i English Parliament as long ago as
the 14th Century. Today, howev-
er, our own Congress is alone a-
mong bicameral legislative sys-
tems. to retain Conference Com-
mittee functions. In England, for
example, the Cabinet now recon-
ciles differences between the
House of Commons and tlle
House of Lords.
closed doors. They keep no min- For all of its comparatively
uses of their proceedings, and]quiet functioning and despite
discussions are kept, confidentialI' ~somt. criticism of the Conference
to prevent outside pressures be- technique, this system has proved!
ing exerted upon individual mem- its value over the years as a mos't
for most
before
Congress, is
agreement
between ttouse
of a bill.
observers as
and most uni-
in exist-
Committee fails to reach agreement, House
decisively. The rules provide that any member
nation is op- can call for a new set of managers
any compro- after 20 days. If a new group re-
bcrs. Upon occasion, Conference
Committee have been deadlocked
for weeks; sometimes they reach
agreement within minutes. Man-
agers for the House naturally do
their best to uphold the House
position, while the Senate mem-
bers support the Senate's view.
Usually the result is a compro-
mise.
If a Conference Committee
on by tile Cam- mains in disagreement. Congress
to appro- may take a new vote on the dis-
House and Sen- puted features of the legislation,
or the bill may languish and "die"
vers'ions of a in conference.
the House and A Conference Committee re-I
body will ac-port is ~:ent back to both the
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&H 0LUB NEWS
A-B-C 4-H CLUB
The fifth meeting of the A-B-C
4-I1 Club was called to order May
23 at 7:30 at the" home of Betty
tIuber. Our roll call topic was
our favorite movie star. Four
members were present. Three
members were late so we made
thirty cents.
We distributed our books" and
worked on them for awhile.
Our new business was we sold
lemonade at the Sweet School
picnic. We didn't sell quite as
nmch as we expected so we rath-
er went ill the hole.
We are going to try and have
3 meetings a month so we can
get all of our projects in, such as
~afety, citizensllip, and health.
There are about four members
going to 4-It camp.
At 8:30 Betty Ituber made a
motion that the meeting be ad-
journed. Sharon Miller seconded
it.
The next meeting is June 13, at
7:30 at the home of Sharon Mil-
ler.
The roll call topic call next
meeting will be our favorite fruit.
Sl~aron Miller, reporter.
PRAIRIE 4-H
The fourth meeting of the Prai-
rie 4-H was called in order May
27 by president Miss Betty Raw-
houser. Miss Janita Pzinski lead
us in the club pledge. During the
husiness meeting we discussed
the dance which we are going to
have June 11 at the Roundhouse.
Then we discussed going around
to all members homes, June 19th,
on our Safety Project. The next
meeting will be June 10th at
Four Corners school. Since the
reporter wasn't there, Miss Nan-
cy Kudlock acted as reporter.
The meeting was adjourned after
the meeting Miss Phillips and
Mrs. Ertman gave a few points
on judging and we judged pillow
cas~s.
Dancing followed with lot of fun.
Nancy Kudlock, ass't, reporter
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