TERRORISM see also Crime and Criminals

Addresses

Concern Not for Self, but for Others: James D. Watkins, 11440 [8MY]

Nuclear Proliferation: Senator Cranston, 18562-18563 [25JN]

Terrorism—Challenge to the Democracies: Sec. of State Schultz, 20338 [29JN]

Amendments

Montreal Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Civil Aviation: implementation (S. 2623), 30616, 30660 [5OC]

Analyses

International Terrorism (H.R. 6311), 27996 [1OC]

Security Measures at U.S. Diplomatic Missions (H.R. 6311), 30662 [5OC]

Articles and editorials

American Diplomacy in Nicaragua, 8414 [9AP]

American Diplomat Shot in Strasbourg, 7749 [4AP]

Armenian Terrorist Attacks on Turkish Diplomats (sundry excerpts), 8615 [10AP]

Athens Gunmen Shoot U.S. Army Sergeant, 7749 [4AP]

Bad Legislation—International Terrorism Attack, 11713 [10MY]

Beirut Bombing—Someone Should Resign, 27018 [26SE]

Brotherhood, Reds Infect Every Niche of El Salvador, 692 [27JA]

Brutal Attack on Sumubila Is Repelled, 19493 [28JN]

Bulgaria Hired Agca To Kill Pope, Report of Italian Prosecutor Says, 17608-17612 [20JN], 19602-19606 [28JN]

Bush Accuses Mondale of ``Piling On'', 27405 [27SE]

Businessmen Invest in the Murkey Side of War, 693 [27JA]

Carter Dillydallies on Hostage Crisis, Reagan Charges, 27409 [27SE]

Carter Is 5 Months Late on Iran, Reagan Says, 27409 [27SE]

Change in El Salvador, 12359 [15MY]

Chilling Plan Maps a Terror Road to Rule, 690 [27JA]

CIA Is Expanding Anti-Terrorism Effort but Lacks Data From Inside the Groups, 27015 [26SE]

Communists Took Over ANC, Armed It To Fight in South Africa, 8607 [10AP]

D'Aubuisson Says He Recruited Uncle Sam for a Civil War, 697 [27JA]

D'Aubuisson's Fledgling Party Finds a Mentor in Guatemala, 686 [27JA]

Deadly Pattern, 8264 [5AP]

Death Squads in El Salvador, 7044-7046 [29MR]

Dirty War in the Name of Freedom, 683 [27JA]

Disaster Strikes L.A.—This Is a Test, 9991 [25AP]

``Doctor'' Prescribes Torture for the Hesitant, 691 [27JA]

El Salvador Military Said To Bomb Red Cross Aid Sites, 8619 [10AP]

Forced Recruitment Drive Bolsters Salvadorean Guerrilla Ranks, 8265 [5AP]

Get Tough With Libyans, 10702 [3MY]

Gun Control—When Will We Learn Our Lesson?, 26389 [20SE]

Hostages Being Used, 27416 [27SE]

Hostages—Reagan Says U.S. Should Meet Nearly All Iranian Demands, 27411 [27SE]

ICAO Council Condemns Soviet Act, 10624 [2MY]

Is College Nuke Terrorist Proof?, 13411 [22MY]

Italy Against the Terrorists, 3043 [22FE]

Las Hojas Massacre a Test for Duarte, 22563 [7AU]

Los Angeles City Officials Visit Emergency Training Center, 9992 [25AP]

Mining Activity in Nicaragua, 8412 [9AP]

Money Thrower, 31412 [10OC]

Nations Have Warped Minds, Too, 26389 [20SE]

Near Destruction of Intelligence Agency, 27016 [26SE]

New American Right Cooks Up a Hot Potato, 696 [27JA]

New Danger From Iran, 9783 [24AP]

Nicaraguan Villagers Report Rebels Killed Noncombatants, 28995 [3OC]

Nicaraguan Villagers Say Rebels Killed Noncombatants, 22561 [7AU]

Nicaraguans Said To Get CIA Sabotage Tips, 28998 [3OC]

Nicaraguans Say Contras Kill Civilians, 28996 [3OC]

Now, Who Will Run Salvador's Military?, 22563 [7AU]

. . . or Do Salvadorans Merit Special Protection?, 22564 [7AU]

Policeman's Initiation—``We Put Two Bullets in His Head'', 689 [27JA]

Political Dueling on Hostage Issue, 27415 [27SE]

Presidential Candidate Reagan on the Iranian Hostage Crisis, 27405-27407 [27SE]

Protection From Terrorism, 11714 [10MY]

Reactors for Colonel Qaddafi?, 32570 [12OC]

Reagan, Talking Tough, Calls Carter Deceptive on Defense, 27410 [27SE]

Reagan Assails Carter for Inaction on Hostages, 27415 [27SE]

Reagan Asserts Right To Rap U.S. Policy, 27408, 27416 [27SE]

Reagan Blames Gulf Conflict on Carter Policy, 27413 [27SE]

Reagan Faults Administration on Hostages, 27411 [27SE]

Reagan Quiet on Sensitive Iran Issue, 27416 [27SE]

Reagan Raises Hostage Issue in Campaign, 27414 [27SE]

Reagan Rejects Charge by Carter on Criticism, 27417 [27SE]

Reagan Rejects Military Action To Free Iran Hostages, 27409 [27SE]

Reagan Rules Out Military Force in Iran, 27410 [27SE]

Reagan Says Carter Acted Too Late With Iran Mission, 27410 [27SE]

Reagan Says Carter Is To Blame for Afghanistan, 27405 [27SE]

Reagan Says Carter Policy Led to Hostage Dilemma, 27414 [27SE]

Reagan Seeks To Stress Arms Issue Without Seeming ``Trigger-Happy'', 27410 [27SE]

Reagan Sees Need for President To Draw the Line With Iran on Hostages, 27408 [27SE]

Reagan Set Down His Position on Hostage Release Demands, 27411 [27SE]

Reagan Steps Up Criticism of Carter, 27407 [27SE]

Reagan Would Bar an Apology to Iran, 27408 [27SE]

Reagan—Action To Rescue Hostages ``Long Overdue'', 27409 [27SE]

Recruits Unaware of Terrorism of African National Congress, 8607 [10AP]

Red Brigades Threaten Another U.S. Diplomat, 7749 [4AP]

``Regular Americano'' Joins the Kidnappers, 694-696 [27JA]

Remember the Mine, 10117 [26AP]

Resisting Terror—And Lawlessness, 11713 [10MY]

Right Built Itself in Mirror Image of Left for Civil War, 684-686 [27JA]

Roman Emperor Pinochet Must Go, 32592 [14NO]

Security Measures in Beirut (excerpt), 26592 [24SE]

Solving the Plot To Kill the Pope, 27757 [28SE]

South African ``Liberation'' Group Backed by Soviets, According to Defectors, 8606 [10AP]

Southern Africa, 3032 [22FE]

Soviet Connection—How Much Proof Do We Need?, 17607 [20JN], 25707 [18SE]

Struggle for Freedom, 15782 [11JN]

Taking Steps To Contain Terrorism, 21561 [30JY]

Terror Factor—Beirut Bombing—Mysterious Death Warriors Traced to Syria, Iran, 6781-6782 [27MR]

Terrorism and the West (excerpt), 10763 [2MY]

Terrorism in the U.S.A., 20407 [29JN]

Terrorism Threat Hangs Over Games, 20738 [24JY]

Terrorism—Bad, and Getting Worse, 30889 [9OC]

3 Arabs With Guns and Grenades Wound 48 in Jerusalem Crowds, 7877 [4AP]

To Tell the Truth—Soviet Connection With Assassination Attempt on Pope, 18694 [26JN]

Top Salvador Police Official Said To Be a C.I.A. Informant, 7046 [29MR]

Torture Turkish Style, 12098 [14MY]

Two Dinner Parties Meet, and Two Americans Die, 687 [27JA]

Two Flags Over Belfast?, 12099 [14MY]

War on Terrorism, 10781 [2MY]

Whatever Happened to the Kissinger Panel's Central America Consensus?, 10115-10117 [26AP]

Wielding a Twig, 27405 [27SE]

Witness Goes Free, 8271 [5AP]

Year of the Terrorist—1984?, 32530 [12OC]

Bills and resolutions

Aeronautics: implement Montreal convention for the suppression of unlawful acts (see S. 2623)

———penalty for sabotage (see H.R. 5690)

Bulgaria: abuses of Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods under cover of TIR Carnets (see S. Con. Res. 131; H. Con. Res. 337)

———review of U.S. policy (see S. 2904)

FBI: primary investigative jurisdiction (see S. 2469)

Foreign diplomats: penalty for use of firearm to commit a felony (see H.R. 5928)

———penalty for use of firearm to commit felony (see S. 2771)

———renegotiate Vienna Convention to eliminate immunity in case of assaults with firearms or explosives (see S. Res. 395)

Freedom of Information Act: exemption from disclosure of certain records (see S. 2395)

Hostages: implement international convention against taking (see S. 2624)

———preventing taking and penalty (see H.R. 5689)

Information: payment of rewards (see S. 2625; H.R. 5612)

International groups or foreign governments: prohibit training or support to certain (see S. 2626; H.R. 5613)

International problem: U.S. commitment (see S. 3037; H.R. 6311)

———upsurge (see H. Con. Res. 370)

Nuclear plants: FBI files to assist in screening possible employees (see S. 2470)

Presidential candidates: limit on Secret Service protection (see H.R. 6063)

Protection of U.S. Personnel Act: enact (see S. 3018)

Rewards: information and services leading to arrest or conviction (see S. 2309)

Suppression: international convention (see H. Con. Res. 339)

Time of Remembrance: designate for victims of terrorism (see S.J. Res. 236)

Broadcasts

Meet the Press: with George Bush (1980), 27417 [27SE]

Court decisions

Frisbie v. Collins: Supreme Court (prosecution of foreign nationals), 26650 [25SE]

Definitions

Act of Terrorism, 28986 [3OC]

Eulogies

Leamon R. Hunt, delivered by Richard W. Murphy, 25266 [13SE]

Factsheets

Security Measures at U.S. Diplomatic Missions, 30663-30672 [5OC]

Interviews

Hostage crisis: Presidential candidate Reagan, 27412, 27413 [27SE]

Justification

Dept. of State Security Supplemental Appropriation, 29067-29074 [3OC]

Letters

Contra terrorist activities: Henry J. Steiner, 22560 [7AU]

———Juan E. Mendez, 22560 [7AU]

Federal Emergency Management Agency preparedness programs: Mayor Tom Bradley of Los Angeles, CA, 9992 [25AP]

Human rights violations in El Salvador: Senator Durenberger, 7041 [29MR]

International terrorism: Committee on Government Operations, 27997 [1OC]

———Committee on Post Office and Civil Service, 27997 [1OC]

———Dept. of State, 27997 [1OC]

KGB role in plot to assassinate Pope John Paul II: several Members of Congress, 17427 [20JN]

Protection from terrorism: Robert M. Sayre, 11714 [10MY]

Request for Clarification of U.S. Policy Toward the PLO: Representative Ackerman, 7878 [4AP]

Sumubila, Nicaragua, attack investigation relative to Miskito Indian Nation involvement: Senator Kennedy, 19493 [28JN]

———Stedman Fagoth, 19493 [28JN]

Terrorist activities in Nicaragua: Henry J. Steiner, 28989 [3OC]

———Tom and Joyce Hanks, 28999 [3OC]

U.S. support of Miskito Nation efforts against Sandinista oppression: Othniel J. Seiden, 19494 [28JN]

———Stedman Fagoth, 19493 [28JN]

Messages

International Terrorism: President Reagan, 10119 [26AP], 10705 [2MY]

Supplemental Appropriations for Security of U.S. Diplomatic Missions: President Reagan, 27497 [27SE], 29074 [3OC]

Papers

Contra War in Nicaragua—The Case of Waslala: Central American Historical Institute (excerpt), 28994 [3OC]

Remarks in House

Aircraft Sabotage Act: enact (H.R. 5690), 28533, 28592-28611 [2OC]

Anti-Crime Act: enact (H.R. 5690), 28611 [4OC]

ARENA Salvadoran party: visit to Capitol, 3327 [23FE]

Armenians: terrorist attacks on Turkish diplomats, 8615 [10AP]

Bulgaria: abuse of the Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods Under Cover of TIR Carnets (H. Con. Res. 337), 28078, 28079 [1OC], 28802 [2OC]

Central America activities: antigovernment forces, 31576 [10OC]

Crime and criminals: penalties, 31570 [10OC]

Criminal justice system: reform proposals, 28594 [2OC]

El Salvador: death squad activities, 7288 [2AP]

Firearms: penalty for use in commission of a felony (H.R. 5928), 18998 [26JN]

Foreign countries: response to terrorist activities, 10727 [2MY]

Hunt, Leamon R.: tribute, 25266, 25267 [13SE]

Intelligence collecting abilities: improve, 21561 [30JY]

International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators: tribute, 15253 [6JN]

International convention for the suppression of international terrorism: implement (H. Con. Res. 339), 20312 [29JN]

International terrorism: combat (H.R. 6311), 1386 [1FE], 27991-28003 [1OC], 32530 [12OC]

———effects, 3042 [22FE]

———increase in attacks, 5100 [8MR]

Irish Republican Army: funding, 3861 [29FE]

Israel: PLO terrorist attacks against civilians, 7641 [3AP], 7877 [4AP]

Lebanon: terrorist bombing of U.S. Embassy in Beirut, 26311, 26395, 26404 [20SE], 26521, 26522, 26643 [24SE], 27182, 27183 [26SE], 27618 [27SE], 31412 [10OC]

Munich Olympics: hold memorial at closing of 1984 Olympic games for terrorist attack on Israeli Olympic team, 23449 [9AU]

Nicaragua: mining harbors, 8794-8797, 9025 [11AP]

Security: issues, 32541 [12OC]

Time of remembrance for victims of terrorism throughout the world: designate (S.J. Res. 336), 25160 [12SE]

Torture: implementation of policy in opposition to practice by foreign governments (S.J. Res. 320; H.J. Res. 605), 20411 [29JN]

Turkey: human rights violations, 12098 [14MY]

U.S. policy: proposals, 17205 [19JN]

Remarks in Senate

Act for Rewards for Information Concerning Terrorist Acts: introduction (S. 2625), 10700 [2MY], 10701 [3MY]

———introduction (S. 2625), referred to committee, 16661 [15JN]

Act for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Hostage-Taking: enact (S. 2624), 31948 [11OC]

———enact (S. 2624), placed on calendar, 28207 [2OC]

———introduction (S. 2624), 10700 [2MY]

African National Congress: Soviet funding of terrorist activities, 8606 [10AP]

Aircraft Sabotage Act: introduction (S. 2623), 10700 [2MY]

Amnesty International: report on worldwide torture incidents, 6523 [26MR]

Antinuclear Terrorism Act: introduction (S. 2470), 6427 [22MR]

Antiterrorism Act: introduction (S. 2469), 6425 [22MR]

Beirut: anniversary of terrorist attack against Marine Corps barracks, 32062 [11OC]

Bulgaria: abuses of Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods under cover of TIR Carnets (S. Con. Res. 131), 22136 [2AU]

———economic sanctions, 19600-19609 [28JN]

———review of U.S. policy (S. 2904), 22134 [2AU]

Capitol: access restrictions, 572 [26JA]

Chemical warfare agents: possible use by terrorists, 6739 [27MR]

Criminal justice system: reform, 29669-29700, 29708 [4OC]

Definition: call for international negotiations to determine (S. Res. 473), 29179 [3OC]

Dept. of State: funding to enhance security in diplomatic missions, 29723 [4OC]

El Salvador: death squads, 1249 [1FE], 5129 [12MR], 6834 [28MR], 7039, 7044, 7072 [29MR], 7356 [2AP], 7454, 7479 [3AP], 8038 [5AP], 10629 [2MY], 14937 [5JN], 22742 [8AU]

———human rights violations, 22562 [7AU]

———require Government effort to eradicate death squads (S. 2214), 580 [26JA]

Firearms: penalty for use in commission of a felony (S. 2771), 16669 [15JN]

Foreign counterintelligence: exempt information on activities from disclosure (S. 2395), 4765 [7MR], 4883 [8MR]

Foreign countries: implementation of U.S. policy of opposition to practice of torture (H.J. Res. 605), 26437 [21SE]

Indonesia: human rights violations, 25709 [18SE]

Information: rewards (S. 2625; H.R. 6311), 30672 [9OC]

———reward (S. 2309), 2522 [9FE], 7748 [4AP]

International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators: tribute, 14138 [24MY]

International Convention Against the Taking of Hostages: implementation (S. 2624), 30660 [9OC]

International Games for the Disabled: funding for security (S. 2250), 1679 [2FE]

International terrorism: Reagan administration plan to combat, 11713 [10MY]

———strengthen U.S. policy, 3398-3400 [27FE]

Jonathan Institute: conference on combating international terrorism, 24235 [5SE]

Lebanon: terrorist bombing of U.S. Embassy, 26204-26206, 26209, 26214, 26292 [20SE], 26592 [24SE], 26647, 26649 [25SE], 27017-27019 [26SE], 27404, 27441 [27SE], 27924 [1OC]

———terrorist bombing of U.S. Marines barracks, 27404 [27SE]

Middle East: U.S. policy, 26204-26206 [20SE]

Miskito Indian Nation, Nicaragua: efforts to oppose Sandinista regime, 19491, 19494 [28JN]

Montreal Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Civil Aviation: implementation (S. 2623), 30660 [5OC]

Nicaragua: harbor mining, 8409 [9AP], 8530-8543, 8546 [10AP], 9079 [12AP], 10113 [26AP]

———harbor mining (H. Con. Res. 290), place on calendar, 10109 [26AP]

———prohibit funding for support of terrorist activities, 28985-29000 [3OC]

Nuclear plants: FBI files to assist in screening possible employees (S. 2470), 18603 [25JN]

Nuclear weapons: export of components, 18562, 18563 [25JN]

———proliferation, 18562, 18563 [25JN]

Pope John Paul II: Bulgarian link to assassination attempt, 27757 [28SE]

———investigation report on assassination attempt, 17607 [20JN], 18694 [26JN], 25707 [18SE]

Prohibition Against the Training or Support of Terrorist Organizations Act: enact (S. 2626), 12425 [16MY]

———enact (S. 2626), referred to committee, 16661 [15JN]

———introduction (S. 2626), 10700 [2MY], 10701 [3MY]

Protection of U.S. Government Personnel Act: introduction (S. 3018), 26649-26651 [25SE]

Reagan, President: comparison of Lebanon and Iranian hostage crises, 27404 [27SE]

Sri Lanka: deploring intercommunal acts of violence (S. Res. 403), 16167 [13JN]

Sumubila, Nicaragua: terrorist attacks, 19491 [28JN]

Time of Remembrance: designate (S.J. Res. 336), 21204 [26JY], 21554 [30JY], 23777 [10AU]

Torture: condemnation, 22483 [6AU]

———implementation of U.S. policy opposing practices (S.J. Res. 320), 18685 [26JN], 22484 [6AU], 28436 [2OC]

Torture in the Eighties: Amnesty International report findings, 8658 [11AP]

Turkish diplomats: Armenian attacks, 9344 [12AP]

U.N.: funding of terrorist activities, 23371 [9AU]

U.S. diplomatic missions: additional security measures (H.R. 6311), 30662, 30663, 30672 [5OC]

———funding to enhance security, 29066-29077 [3OC]

Reports

Attack on Ocotal, Nicaragua: witness for peace program in Nicaragua, 28993 [3OC]

Attack on Waslala, Nicaragua: witness for peace program in Nicaragua, 28997 [3OC]

Beirut International Airport Terrorist Action (Long Commission): Dept. of Defense, 768-793 [30JA]

Federal Income Tax Exemption for Armed Forces Members Who Die as a Result of Hostile Actions Overseas: Committee on Finance (S. Rept. 98-364), 5130 [12MR]

Information Concerning Death Squads in El Salvador (H. Res. 463) (H. Rept. 98-659), 8347 [9AP]

International Terrorism: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 3037), 27680 [28SE]

Medical Mission to Honduras: Othniel J. Seiden, 19494-19496 [28JN]

Patterns of International Terrorism: Dept. of State (excerpt), 7717, 7719 [4AP]

Payment of Rewards for Information Concerning Certain Acts: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2625), 26695 [25SE]

Political Violence and Fraud Rumors Threaten Legitimacy of Guatemalan Elections: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 16609 [14JN]

Practice of Torture by a Foreign Government, U.S. Policy in Opposition: Committee on Foreign Relations (S.J. Res. 320), 25617 [17SE]

President To Provide Classified Information to House of Representatives, 9982 [25AP]

Provide Information on Slayings of American Churchwomen in El Salvador: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H. Res. 464) (H. Rept. 98-657), 8347 [9AP]

Recent Political Violence in El Salvador: Committee on Intelligence (Select) (S. Rept. 98-659), 30563 [5OC]

Security Measures in Beirut: Long Commission (excerpt), 26592 [24SE]

South Africa's Arrests and Detentions of Political Opponents: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 139), 25617 [17SE]

Terrorist Acts, Payment of Rewards for Information: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 2625) (S. Rept. 98-618), 25773 [18SE]

Time of Remembrance for All Victims of Terrorism Throughout the World (S.J. Res. 336), 23324 [9AU]

U.S. War in Nicaragua: National Peace Vigil in Nicaragua, 28996 [3OC]

Use of Torture in Foreign Countries: Amnesty International (excerpt), 22484 [6AU]

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: Terrorism—New Mode of Warfare, 10400 [30AP]

Resolutions by organizations

Security and protection of diplomatic personnel: Council of American Ambassadors, 11693 [9MY]

Statements

Bloody Sunday II in Belfast—Story Told: Martin Galvin, 25926-25928 [18SE]

Bombing of Synagogue: John V. Evans, Governor of Idaho, 12118 [15MY]

Bulgarian Drug Trafficking: DEA (excerpt), 19600 [28JN]

———Paul B. Henze (excerpt), 19600 [28JN]

Death Squad Terrorism in El Salvador: Vice President Bush, 580 [26JA], 6835 [28MR]

Hostage Crises: President Reagan (sundry excerpts), 27404 [27SE]

Human Rights and U.S. Policy in Honduras—Torture, 14025-14027 [23MY]

Nuclear Proliferation and U.S. National Security Interests: Senator Cranston, 18563-18567 [25JN]

Terrorist Activities: Sec. of State Shultz, 28985, 28988 [3OC], 32532 [12OC]

Terrorist Activities in Nicaragua (sundry), 28989 [3OC]

Terrorist Bombing of U.S. Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon: President Reagan (excerpt), 27442 [27SE], 27924, 27925 [1OC]

Summaries

CBW—The Poor Man's Atomic Bomb: Neil C. Livingstone and Joseph D. Douglass, Jr., 6740 [27MR]

Committee Action on H.R. 6311, To Combat International Terrorism, 27994 [1OC]

Diplomatic Security and Counterterrorism Efforts: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 27997 [1OC]

Testimonies

Northern Ireland Conflict: Michael Farrell, 15774 [11JN]

———Mrs. Eilis Kelly, 15775 [11JN]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 337, Bulgaria's abuses of the Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods Under Cover of TIR Carnets in transportation of narcotics, arms, and terrorists, 28078 [1OC]

H.R. 5690, Aircraft Sabotage Act, 28533-28592 [2OC]

H.R. 6311, combat international terrorism, 27991 [1OC]

S. 2250, funding for security for International Games for the Disabled, 1679 [2FE]

S. 2395, exempt disclosure of information related to terrorism and counterintelligence, 4883 [8MR]

S. 2469, Antiterrorism Act, 6426 [22MR]

S. 2470, Antinuclear Terrorism Act, 6427 [22MR]

S. 2623, implementation of Montreal Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Civil Aviation, 10702 [2MY], 30660 [5OC]

S. 2624, Act for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Hostage-Taking, 10703 [2MY], 31948 [11OC]

S. 2625, Act for Rewards for Information Concerning Terrorist Acts: introduction, 10703 [2MY]

S. 2626, Prohibition Against the Training or Support of Terrorist Organizations Act, 10704 [2MY]

S. 2904, review of U.S. policy toward Bulgaria, 22135 [2AU]

S. 3018, Protection of U.S. Government Personnel Act, 26651 [25SE]

S. Con. Res. 131, relating to Bulgarian abuses of Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods under cover of TIR Carnets, 22136 [2AU]

S. Res. 395, renegotiate Vienna Convention to eliminate immunity for foreign diplomats in case of assaults with firearms or explosives, 15051 [6JN]

S. Res. 403, deploring intercommunal acts of violence in Sri Lanka, 16167 [13JN]

S. Res. 473, call for international negotiations to determine definition of terrorism (S. Res. 473), 29179 [3OC]

S.J. Res. 320, implementation of U.S. policy opposing torture practices, 18686 [26JN]

S.J. Res. 336, Time of remembrance for victims of terrorism throughout the world, 21204 [26JY], 23777 [10AU], 25161 [12SE]