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until her appointment in 1991 to the Appropriations Committee. She became Chairwoman of the Subcommittee on Military Construction when the Republicans gained control of the House of Representatives in 1995. Vucanovich authored the repeal of the 55 mph speed limit, particularly popular in the
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Barbara Vucanovich was the matriarch of her political generation ... Nevada's "Silver Lady". ... First and foremost, however, Barbara was a wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Her family was always her priority, even as she served the entire Nevada family in the United States
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and a measure to prevent more than one state from taxing pensions and retirement benefits. She campaigned for her seventh term by opposing Clinton administration tax increase proposals on casinos.
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She won her first term with the slogan, "What Congress needs is a tough grandmother." Her tenure extended from 1983 until her retirement in 1997. She faced serious opposition once, in 1992, when
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Vucanovich's second husband, Ken Dillon, introduced her to Nevada Republican politics in the 1950s, when the party was slowly building after decades of minority status. Dillon introduced her to
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Vucanovich served for many years on the House Interior Committee, of which she eventually became the ranking Republican on the Mining and Minerals Subcommittee. She also served on the
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Vucanovich positioned herself early in her House career as a conservative leader, having aligned herself with a group of members such as Newt Gingrich,
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in 1974, Vucanovich was hired as the district director for the newly elected Senator. When Nevada was split into two congressional districts after
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After her retirement from elected office, Vucanovich continued to work in politics, mainly serving on external committees. Her daughter,
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Gingrich with the goal of achieving Republican control of the House, Vucanovich faced serious opposition in her leadership bid from
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announced he would not seek another term. Michel's retirement created several vacancies in the Republican leadership as
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who were not content with minority status. She helped draft two of the ten bills that were part of the
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Republican Party members of the United States House of Representatives from Nevada
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and others jockeyed for higher positions. Despite having been a member of the
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Vucanovich speaks on her bill to recognize National Barrier Awareness Day
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Vucanovich died twelve days before her 92nd birthday on June 10, 2013.
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ancestry. Between the world wars he was the chief engineer for the
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List of Hispanic and Latino Americans in the United States Congress
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campaigns and his razor-close win in the senatorial election over
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Female members of the United States House of Representatives
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Barbara F. Vucanovich

Secretary of the House Republican Conference
Newt Gingrich
Tom DeLay
Jennifer Dunn
U.S. House of Representatives
Nevada
2nd
James Santini
At-Large
Jim Gibbons
Camp Dix
Reno, Nevada
Republican
Manhattanville College
Barbara Vucanovich's voice
Republican
politician
Latina
United States House of Representatives
Nevada
Camp Dix, New Jersey
Thomas Farrell
Troy
New York
Irish
New York State
World War II
United States Army

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