Washington-Lincoln Recognition Act of 2003

Summary

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Washington-Lincoln Recognition Act of 2003 - States that (the legal public holiday) Washington's Birthday shall be referred to solely as such: (1) by all U.S. entities and officials; and (2) on all federally funded publications. Requests that the President issue an annual proclamation recognizing President Lincoln's birthday.

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Bill Progress

Committee is reviewing, marking up, or holding hearings on the bill

Introduced(2/13/03)

Committee

Passed House

Passed Senate

President

Law

Sponsor

Mr. BARTLETT

(R) MD – 6

Cosponsors (5)

PETRI

(R) WI

STEARNS

(R) FL

GOODLATTE

(R) VA

WELDON

(R) PA

WOLF

(R) VA

Topics

Government Spending & Operations

Latest Action

Referred to the Subcommittee on Civil Service and Agency Organization.

Mar 25, 2003

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