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November 16, 2001
NOVEMBER 16, 2001

SCHAKOWSKY HAILS PASSAGE OF AIRLINE SECURITY BILL THAT MAKES THE SKIES THE SAFEST THEY'VE EVER BEEN

CONGRESS APPROVES THE AVIATION AND TRANSPORTATION SECURITY ACT

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Our actions today will help to make the skies the safest that they have ever been. Since the disasters of September 11, the American public has been waiting for us to act. While I am glad that we are finally meeting their demands, we should done so weeks ago. There should have been no delay in responding to the safety concerns of airline passengers and airline workers. That should have been our first priority.


November 16, 2001
NOVEMBER 16, 2001

NATIONAL ID CARD NOT THE ANSWER TO ENSURING OUR SECURITY

November 15, 2001
NOVEMBER 15, 2001

SCHAKOWSKY PARTICIPATES IN BRIEFING ORGANIZED BY WAXMAN ON BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION

November 14, 2001
NOVEMBER 14, 2001

SCHAKOWSKY WORKS WITH CHICAGO-BASED CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION TO KEEP DANGEROUS PRODUCTS OUT OF THE MARKETPLACE

November 13, 2001
NOVEMBER 13, 2001

WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON?

DEMOCRATS WANT IMMEDIATE RELIEF FOR AMERICAN WORKERS AND SMALL BUSINESSES


November 8, 2001
NOVEMBER 8, 2001

SCHAKOWSKY SAYS IT IS REPREHENSIBLE THAT INSURANCE COMPANIES CONTINUE TO DENY HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS THEIR RIGHTFUL CLAIMS

1100 SURVIVORS FROM ILLINOIS FILED CLAIMS FOR INSURANCE; ONLY 14 HAVE RECEIVED OFFERS FOR PAYMENTS

WASHINGTON, D.C. - During a hearing today of the House Government Reform Committee, U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) said that it is reprehensible that insurance companies continue to deny Holocaust survivors their rightful claims. Schakowsky's Congressional District includes Skokie, home to one of the largest concentrations of survivors in the country.


November 8, 2001
NOVEMBER 8, 2001

SCHAKOWSKY, COLLEAGUES APPROVE CONGRESSIONAL RESOLUTION WELCOMING THE PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA TO THE UNITED STATES

November 8, 2001
NOVEMBER 8, 2001

SCHAKOWSKY FIGHTS IDENTITY THEFT BY TERRORISTS AND CRIMINALS

WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL), who authored legislation last year to protect consumers against identity theft, expressed urgency in addressing this growing crime especially in the wake of the September 11 attack.

Schakowsky issued the following statement during a hearing of the Financial Services Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations and Ways & Means Subcommittee on Social Security.


November 8, 2001
NOVEMBER 8, 2001

VETERANS DAY, THE PRICE OF FREEDOM

November 7, 2001
NOVEMBER 7, 2001

HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON
ELECTION REFORM RELEASES COMPREHENSIVE REPORT ON VOTING SYSTEM