U.S. Congressman
Steve Womack
Serving the Third District of Arkansas
Womack Reflects On Term
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TIMES RECORD - Fort Smith, AR Jeff Arnold Click HERE for story on web Calling U.S. Rep. Steve Womack's little more than eight months in Washington a learning experience might not capture the intensity of his on-the-job training. The Rogers Republican said based on the knowledge he's gained, the relationships he's built and the subjects he's delved into, eight months feels more… Congressman touts Oxane
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Van Buren Press Argus-Courier - Van Buren Kenneth Fry (Editor) Click HERE for story on web Congressman Steve Womack of Rogers toured the Oxane Materials plant at the Van Buren Industrial Park on Thursday, touting the company for helping to establish jobs in West Central Arkansas. "We appreciate what you are doing to help get America back on its feet," the Republican… Womack hosts town hall
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Examiner.com. - Fort Smith Matthew Olson Click HERE for story on web Rep. Steve Womack (R) opened his job creation town hall earlier tonight with a prayer, and immediately followed that with the Pledge of Allegiance. He also informed the audience that while he would have liked to stay longer, he had to get to a rosary service for Sam M. Sicard by 7 o'clock. Womack… Womack challenges Democrats for its Medicare plan
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Rep. Steve Womack, criticized Sen. Mark Pryor on Tuesday for “lashing out” at a Republican plan to privatize Medicare. Government Shutdown Effects
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The effects of the two FY1996 shutdowns on government activities and the public received extensive attention. Although the effects on the public of any future shutdown would not necessarily reflect past experience, past events may be illustrative of effects that are possible. Several examples follow that were reported in congressional hearings, news media, and agency accounts. Government Shutdown: Operations of the Department of Defense During a Lapse in Appropriations
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Funding for the Department of Defense, as for most other federal agencies, is being provided through a Continuing Resolution that may expire after April 8, 2011. If additional funding is not provided after then, DOD, like other agencies, may be subject to a lapse in appropriations during which agencies are generally required to shut down. In the past... Browse Documents by Date or Issue |