What does HJ stand for?

House Journal (U.S. Congress)

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The headline in British Airways News, house journal of the world's favourite airline, could not be more alarmist.

Saving BA

Flashman Cameron, the public school bully, and his sidekick Gideon Osborne (his real name) have taken to calling the PM stupid, while their house journal the Telegraph calls him venal.

Fighting Gurkhas was bound to end in defeat

Either way, it restores to the house journal of the Left the ancient culture of the great in-fight.

A spin too far for the Statesman

The official record of the Alabama House's activities, the House Journal, states that Hall was present in Montgomery and casting votes in the Legislature on at least eight days she claimed sick pay or time worked at Calhoun, The News reported.

Troubles continue roiling Alabama two-year college system

A NEW weekly paper, Trap2Line has surfaced, and Muttley sends his good wishes to what initially appears to be a house journal for Coventry

Dog Racing: Off The Leash

An editorial in Renewal magazine, a New Labour house journal, said Mr Blair had failed to transform the country and was putting the future of the party at risk.

North-East to get political party for assembly

ITEM: In an essay entitled "Partnership and Principle" in the January/February issue of Foreign Affairs (the house journal of the globalist Council on Foreign Relations), Secretary of State Colin Powell sought to dispel the idea that the Bush administration is a collection of unilateralist, anti-UN cowboys.

Iraq war empowers the United Nations

And he added: ``We've not got a Conservative house journal in the way the Western Mail and the Daily Post seem to represent the interests of the government parties and Plaid Cymru.

Bourne blames `biased' media Anti-Assembly parties `no threat'