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July 16, 1999
Op-ed in Chicago Sun-Times "Masses yearn for courtesy" by Representative Jan Schakowsky

July 15, 1999
SCHAKOWSKY INTRODUCES BIPARTISAN CONGRESSIONAL RESOLUTIONCONDEMNING RECENT HATE CRIMES IN ILLINOIS AND INDIANARESOLUTION ALSO PAYS TRIBUTE TO VICTIMS OF THE RECENT SHOOTINGS

July 13, 1999
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE JAN SCHAKOWSKY PAYS TRIBUTETO 4TH OF JULY WEEKEND SHOOTING VICTIMS ON THE HOUSE FLOOR

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July 12, 1999
SCHAKOWSKY CALLS ON INS TO END "CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS WRONG" CULTURE AT CHICAGO FACILITYRELEASES LIST OF ACTIONS THAT MUST BE TAKEN BY INS

July 7, 1999
REPRESENTATIVE SCHAKOWSKY JOINS NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL SECURITY

July 5, 1999
STATEMENT OF U.S. REPRESENTATIVE JAN SCHAKOWSKYON THE SHOOTINGS IN ILLINOIS AND INDIANA

July 2, 1999
SCHAKOWSKY COSPONSORS LEGISLATION TO PROVIDE LONG OVERDUE BENEFITS TO WW II FILIPINO VETERANS

WASHINGTON, D.C. U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) announced that she has cosponsored the bipartisan Filipino Veterans Benefits Improvement Act of 1999, HR 1594. The legislation will help end an injustice that has lasted for more than 50 years.

The Philippine Commonwealth Army was called up by President Roosevelt in July of 1941. Under this order, Commonwealth Army forces were eligible for full U.S. veterans' benefits. However, following the war, Congress overturned President Roosevelt's order by passing the Rescissions Act 1946.


July 1, 1999
HOUSE APPROVES FINANCIAL MODERNIZATION BILL &SCHAKOWSKY PRO-SMALL BUSINESS AMENDMENTSCHAKOWSKY EXPRESSES DISAPPOINTMENT THAT FINAL BILLFAILS TO PROTECT CONSUMER & COMMUNITY INTERESTS

June 30, 1999
JUNE 30, 1999

SCHAKOWSKY JOINS WOMEN DEMOCRATS TO DENOUNCE GOP FOR STONEWALLING GUN SAFETY LEGISLATION "IT IS INEXCUSABLE TO DELAY"

WASHINGTON, D.C. U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) today joined women Democratic House members to oppose Republican stonewalling of common sense gun safety legislation.

Schakowsky expressed disappointment that Speaker Hastert (R-IL) will not appoint conferees before the July 4th recess, even though he promised to do so following the debate and vote on the juvenile justice bill earlier this month.