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August 23, 1999
REPRESENTATIVE SCHAKOWSKY ANNOUNCES AFRICAN AND CARIBBEAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR 9TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

CHICAGO, IL U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) announced today at her Chicago office the creation of an African and Caribbean Advisory Committee for the 9th Congressional District. Chairing the committee is Mr. Hayelom Ayele, President of the African Institute for Education and Development.

August 18, 1999
SCHAKOWSKY JOINS CHICAGO HOUSING AUTHORITY CEO JACKSON & OTHERS TO CALL ON CONGRESS TO OPPOSE CUTS IN VA, HUD APPROPRIATIONS BILL

August 12, 1999
INS COMMISSIONER ANNOUNCES COMMITMENT TO SWEEPING CHANGES IN CHICAGO DISTRICT OFFICE

August 6, 1999
SCHAKOWSKY, WEINER CALL ON ATTORNEY GENERAL RENOTO INVESTIGATE THE WORLD CHURCH OF THE CREATOR

August 5, 1999
SCHAKOWSKY ADDS KEY SUBCOMMITTEE THAT DEALS WITHIMMIGRATION, GUN CONTROL AND PUBLIC HOUSING TO HER ROSTER

WASHINGTON, D.C. U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) announced that she has been appointed to the Government Reform Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Drug Policy and Human Resources.

The Subcommittee examines issues relating to the Immigration and Naturalization Service, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Education and the Department of Justice.


August 4, 1999
TO FORCE ACTION ON SCHOOL MODERNIZATIONEIGHTY-NINE PERCENT OF ILLINOIS SCHOOLS NEED IMPROVEMENTS

August 3, 1999
REPRESENTATIVE SCHAKOWSKY, COLLEAGUES & HOUSING ADVOCATES PROTEST APPROPRIATION CUTS IN VITAL HOUSING PROGRAMSUP TO 212,500 SENIORS, LOW-INCOME FAMILIES AND HOMELESS TO LOSE ASSISTANCE

August 3, 1999
STATEMENT OF U.S. REPRESENTATIVE JAN SCHAKOWSKY ON HOUSING CUTS

July 28, 1999
REPRESENTATIVE SCHAKOWSKY UNVEILS NEW PAGE ON WEBSITE TO ASSIST HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND FAMILIES OF VICTIMSwww.house.gov/schakowsky/holocaust.shtml

July 26, 1999
SCHAKOWSKY HOSTS FIRST NATIONAL WOMEN'S FORUM ON GUN VIOLENCE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, IL U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) hosted the first national women's forum on gun violence in Chicago today. This is the first of 16 forums scheduled to be held nationwide by women House members to develop strategies and build grassroots support to pass federal gun safety legislation this year.

Last month, the House failed to follow the Senate lead and pass legislation to close the gun show sales loophole, require child safety locks, and ban the importation of high-capacity ammunition clips.