Most of the advocates of a substitute bill come from the group's Republicans.

Original legislation called for the creation of a "Stewart County", after Nevada Senator William M. Stewart, but this was later changed in a substitute bill.

It was a substitute bill that was dead on arrival in Congress because it so blatantly retreated from the hard-won civil rights gains of minorities and women.

A substitute bill proposed a system within the United States to detect, question, and deport immigrants accused of anarchism.

He wrote a substitute bill for an ethics bill, which did not require self-employed council members to disclose names of individual clients.

Representative Hyde has a substitute bill, backed by the Administration, that would drop the counsel provision while just about wiping out the habeas corpus jurisdiction of the Federal courts.

Housing: Vote on a substitute bill to overhaul public housing that would reserve more public housing for the very poor and encourage but not require residents to do community service.

She also voted yes on a substitute bill to lower student loan interest rates and increase black college and Hispanic college quality and quantity.

Based on the result of the public hearings or Committee discussions, the Committee may introduce amendments, consolidate bills on the same subject matter, or propose a substitute bill.

"So we turn our back on the very poor," said Representative Joseph P. Kennedy 2d, Democrat of Massachusetts, whose substitute bill was voted down today, 261 to 163.