FOREIGN TRADE related term(s) Tariff
Addresses
Agricultural Export—Problems and a Solution: Roger J. Baccigaluppi, 10556-10558 [6MY], 11899-11901 [14MY]
American Automobile Industry: Roger B. Smith, 27341 [10OC]
Apartheid in South Africa: Desmond Tutu (excerpts), 12784 [21MY]
Calling for an International Boycott of Apartheid in South Africa, 14276 [5JN]
Caribbean American League's Annual Humanitarian Award: Lester Bird, 32897 [20NO]
Caribbean Basin Initiative: Senator Wallop, 4500 [5MR]
Conference on International Construction Law: David B. Perini, 34809 [5DE]
Currency Fluctuations and International Trade in Textiles and Apparel—U.S. Experience: Stanley Nehmer, 36446-36449 [13DE]
Deindustrialization of America—How We're Being Made a Colony Again: Lee A. Iacocca, 7605-7609 [4AP]
Democratic Response to the President's Radio Message on Trade: Senator Rockefeller, 24619 [23SE]
Democrats on Trade—A Time for Self-Appraisal: Representative Bonker, 26687 [8OC]
Design for Export: Wolf Von Eckardt, 26509-26511 [7OC]
Economic Policy in the Reagan Administration: James C. Miller III, 35827 [10DE]
European Coal Conference: National Coal Association, 9539 [25AP]
Foreign Trade With the Republic of Korea: Shinyong Lho, Prime Minister, 31791 [13NO]
Foundation for an American Renewal: Senator Hart, 16316-16319 [19JN]
Future Conduct of Science: Representative Fuqua, 526 [3JA]
Future of Ford Motor Co.: Donald E. Petersen, 15244 [11JN]
———H.A. Poling, 15245 [11JN]
Global Economic Relations: Robert S. Strauss, 27182 [10OC]
Importance of Foreign Language Studies To Promote Business Growth: George Ryan, 682-684 [21JA]
International Banking and Domestic Fiscal Crises: Robert B. Anderson, 21281 [29JY]
International Economy to 1999: Gary C. Hufbauer, 30319-30321 [1NO]
International Trade Challenges: Malcolm Baldrige, 23692 [12SE]
———Malcolm Baldrige, Sec. of Commerce, 23692 [12SE]
Japanese Trade Policy Toward Israel: Edward L. Koch, 38693 [19DE]
Korean Security and the U.S.—Mutual Needs and Interests—An American Perspective: Representative Courter, 22699-22700 [1AU]
Light a Match—Or Curse the Darkness: Marshall Wright, 31523 [12NO]
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Graduation: Lee A. Iacocca, 15471 [12JN]
Program for World-Wide Economic Growth: Representative Kemp, 23123-23126 [9SE]
Progress or Surrender—What's Next in Trade?: Caterpillar Tractor Co., 1068-1069 [24JA]
Real World Consequences of U.S. Trade Policy: E.M. de Windt, 31799 [13NO]
State of Agriculture: Representative Hamilton, 34802 [5DE]
Sustaining the Asian Dynamo—Lessons for Economic Growth and Business Advocacy: Van P. Smith, 6238 [26MR]
Synthetic Fuels Program: John K. McKinley, 566 [3JA]
Trade, Interdependence, and Conflicts of Jurisdiction: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 3703-3705 [27FE]
Trade Embargo on Nicaragua: Representative Lagomarsino, 11197 [8MY]
Trade Policy: Richard E. Heckert (excerpt), 15272 [12JN]
———Senator Dole, 29084 [25OC]
Trade Pursuits—Baby-Boom Edition: Representative Roth, 23692 [12SE]
U.S. Competitiveness in World Markets, 20880 [29JY]
U.S. Trade Crisis: Robert S. Strauss, 25223 [26SE]
U.S. Trade Deficit—How Do You Spell Relief: Paula Stern, 32653 [20NO]
U.S. Trade Policy: Lee A. Iacocca, 17588-17591 [27JN]
———Senator Danforth, 9429-9430 [25AP]
U.S.-Canada Trade Negotiations: Joe Clark, 33429-33431 [22NO]
U.S.-Japanese Bilateral Trade Agreements: Mike Mansfield, 25529 [1OC]
U.S.-Japanese Relations: Mike Mansfield, 7391 [3AP]
———Yoshio Okawara, 6390-6392 [26MR]
U.S.-Japanese Trade Relations—A View From the Senate: Senator Baucus, 1170-1172 [29JA]
U.S.-Republic of Korea relations: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 3706 [27FE]
Advertisements
Foreign competition in the steel industry, 12553 [20MY]
Message to the House of Representatives—here are the facts behind H.R. 1562 stripped to their bare essentials, 33849 [3DE]
Agreements
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act (S. 1714): unanimous-consent on consideration of Dole amendment to H.R. 2100, 33478 [23NO]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act: enact (H.R. 1562), unanimous-consent, 31207 [8NO]
Amendments
Agricultural and Food Assistance Act: enact (S. 1119), 18877 [11JY]
Agricultural Food, Trade, and Conservation Act: enact (S. 1714), 26249 [4OC]
Agriculture: assistance programs (H.R. 2100), 24179 [18SE]
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act: enact (S. 1714), 29137, 29138, 29139, 29143, 29147, 29149, 29150, 29151, 29153-29155, 29157, 29160, 29186-29191 [25OC], 29261, 29263, 29265, 29266, 29271, 29280-29282 [28OC], 29416-29429, 29454, 29460, 29464, 29469-29472, 29497-29514 [29OC], 29694, 29697, 29703, 29706, 29725, 29727, 29730, 29733, 29738, 29754-29758 [30OC], 30056-30082, 30087 [31OC], 30262, 30314 [1NO], 32237, 32246, 32247, 32255-32257 [18NO], 32320, 32360 [19NO], 32668, 32672, 32677, 32707, 32711-32713, 32720, 32723, 32725, 32726, 32735, 32739, 32742, 32751, 32752, 32755, 32757, 32758, 32759, 32815-32856, 33038, 33044, 33045, 33050, 33052, 33055, 33059, 33064, 33070, 33072 [20NO], 33076, 33081, 33082, 33085, 33086, 33088, 33089, 33100, 33104, 33105, 33106, 33108, 33109-33112, 33127-33140 [21NO], 33222, 33223, 33224, 33225, 33227, 33229, 33237, 33239, 33240, 33241, 33242, 33257, 33263, 33267, 33273, 33274, 33275-33278, 33289, 33290, 33291, 33294, 33295, 33300, 33302-33306, 33311, 33312, 33313, 33314, 33332, 33333, 33334, 33335, 33336, 33337, 33339, 33341, 33350, 33351, 33353, 33358, 33359, 33361, 33370, 33408-33427 [22NO], 33468-33473 [23NO], 34456 [5DE]
Antitrust policy: jurisdiction of U.S. courts (S. 397), 35103 [6DE]
Compact of Free Association: approve (S.J. Res. 77), 32057 [14NO]
Courts: direct access for industries affected by unfair practices (S. 1655), 24663 [23SE]
Development and security assistance programs: authorize (H.R. 1555), 9298-9315 [24AP]
Food Security Act: enact (H.R. 2100), 24179 [18SE], 24289 [19SE], 24582 [20SE], 24615 [23SE], 24812-24876 [24SE], 24886 [24SE], 24973, 24975, 24998, 25000, 25021, 25023, 25024, 25025, 25027, 25033, 25051 [26SE], 25418, 25420, 25421, 25424, 25431, 25439, 25444, 25450, 25453, 25454, 25462, 25463, 25464 [1OC], 25951, 25967, 25969, 25970, 25971, 25972, 25973, 25974, 25983, 26002, 26004, 26006, 26007, 26008, 26009, 26010, 26011, 26013, 26022, 26024, 26029, 26030, 26031, 26032, 26033, 26034 [3OC], 26435, 26436, 26437, 26438, 26439, 26442, 26443, 26444, 26449, 26450, 26452, 26454, 26460 [7OC], 26529, 26533, 26547, 26548, 26559, 26561-26574, 26581-26655, 26661 [8OC], 33495-33572 [23NO]
Japan: improve availability of technical literature to U.S. companies and researchers (S. 1073), 23061 [9SE]
———Presidential response to restrictive trade practices (S. 1404), 37691 [18DE]
———require Presidential response to unfair trade practices (S. 1404), 21456-21458 [30JY], 25192-25196 [26SE]
Jordan: arms sale (S.J. Res. 228), 28924 [24OC]
National Trade Data Bank: establish (S. 1837), 37701 [18DE]
OPIC: relative to activities (S. 947), 32150 [14NO]
Shipping industry: initiation of negotiations with Japan to open vehicle carrier trade (S. Res. 223), 24110 [18SE]
Special defense acquisition fund: funding (S. 1726), 27261 [10OC]
Telecommunications: promote expansion of trade (S. 942), 37712 [18DE]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act: enact (H.R. 1562), 31188 [7NO], 31664-31668, 31670, 31674, 31682, 31684, 31689, 31693, 31697, 31703, 31704, 31706, 31708, 31711, 31713, 31765-31773 [13NO], 33709-33715 [3DE]
———enact (S. 680), 24664 [23SE]
Trade adjustment assistance: extend certain (H.R. 3722), 37707 [18DE]
Analyses
Agricultural Adjustment Act (S. 501), 3175-3185 [22FE]
Agricultural Fair Trade Act (S. 1049), 11581 [9MY]
Automobile Gray Market Act (H.R. 1006), 2015 [6FE]
Competitive Tied Aid Fund (H.R. 3515), 30180 [1NO]
Dept. of Commerce and Trade (H.R. 3265), 23485 [11SE]
Differences Between Anti-Apartheid Act (H.R. 1460) and the Executive Order on South Africa, 23013 [9SE]
Economics of Farm Bureau's Farm Program Proposal: Ross Korves, 13673 [23MY]
Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Materials Importation Act (S. 1274), 15120 [11JN]
Establish a Dept. of Commerce and Trade (H.R. 3265), 23485 [11SE]
Eximbank Act amendments (S. 844), 7274 [3AP]
Expansion of Overseas Sales of Agricultural Commodities (S. 1040), 10110 [1MY]
Fair Export Financing Act (S. 1763), 27277 [10OC]
Federal Technology Transfer Act (S. 1914), 35404 [9DE]
Financial Export Control Act (S. 812), 6777 [28MR]
Impact of Revised Textile Bills, 25608 [2OC]
Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration (S. 1828), 30578 [5NO]
Japanese Auto Export Restraint, 7173-7207 [2AP]
National Trade Data Bank (S. 1837), 31147 [7NO]
Overseas Private Investment Corp. Amendments Act (S. 947), 8356 [18AP]
Regulating Importation of Foreign Automobiles (H.R. 2598), 15540 [12JN]
Stabilization of Farm Income (S. 1041), 10120-10124 [1MY]
Tax Reform Act, 34241 [4DE]
Trade Emergency and Export Promotion Act (S. 1449), 19328-19331 [17JY]
Trade Law Modernization Act (S. 1356), 17055-17059 [25JN]
Trade Policies: Clayton Yeutter, 18884-18887 [11JY]
U.S. Participation in International Jute Organization (S. 604), 4614 [6MR]
Appointments
Conferees: H.R. 2100, to extend and revise certain agriculture programs, 34511 [5DE]
———S. 883, Export Administration Act extension, 16557 [20JN]
———S. 947, OPIC activities, 33701 [3DE], 34425 [5DE]
President's Export Council, 37543 [18DE]
Articles and editorials
A Lot Abalone, 24019 [17SE]
Agriculture Focus, 32242 [18NO]
Alan Paton's Nightmare About South African Disinvestment, 8771 [22AP]
American Business Interests in Nicaragua, 11598 [9MY]
American Eagle Commemorative Pocketknife Made in Japan (excerpt), 6877 [28MR]
Americans Picking Japanese Brains, 23063 [9SE]
America's Retreat From Protectionism, 15975 [17JN]
America's Successful Steel Industry, 30934-30936 [6NO]
America's Trade Policy, 30334 [1NO]
ANC Does Not Consult Blacks in South Africa, 23028 [9SE]
Another Choice in Nicaragua, 13705 [23MY]
Another Trade War?, 25611 [2OC]
Another Vietnam?, 13854 [24MY]
Antidote for Protectionism, 16300-16302 [19JN]
Apartheid in South Africa (sundry excerpts), 14289 [5JN]
Argentina's New Breed of Farmers Are Paring U.S. Grower's Markets, 3639 [26FE]
As Eagle Point Gets New Owner, Workers Wait, 13700 [23MY]
At Times, the War Is Words, 11214 [8MY]
Axing Farm Exports, 8131 [17AP]
Bad Idea Worries Puerto Rico, 11912 [14MY]
Baldrige Warns of Giveaway of Strategic Secrets to Soviets, 2968 [21FE]
Bashing Japan Is Bashing U.S., 7683 [4AP]
Behind the Words at the World Bank, 32276 [18NO]
Berkshire Hathaway Closing Linked to National Policy, 22940 [4SE]
Bill Doherty's Blue-Collar Freedom Fighters, 27749 [16OC]
Blind Faith in Free Trade Doesn't Pay, 26495 [7OC]
Budget Deficits Are the Key to Trade, 25610 [2OC]
Burlington To Close Woodfin Plant, 33848 [3DE]
Call for Higher Taxes on Gasoline, 6134 [26MR]
Car Quotas Issue Sticky, 3468 [25FE]
Car Wars—Can Europe and Japan Compete?, 34804-34806 [5DE]
Cargo Preference Act (sundry excerpts), 25975 [3OC]
Cargo Preference Requirements (excerpt), 29438, 29459 [29OC]
Carrying Friendship Too Far, 31014 [7NO]
Cheap Imports Put the Squeeze on U.S. Feet, 29404 [29OC], 30710 [6NO]
China Threatens To Shut the Trade Door, 25203 [26SE]
China-Iran Nuclear Link Is Reported, 29057 [24OC]
Chinese Effect New Import Taxes, 25614 [2OC]
Chinese President Li Will Meet Reagan as Nuclear Pact Nears, Trade Woes Loom, 25614 [2OC]
Cleansed, 23645 [12SE]
Closing of Textile Mills, 16005 [18JN]
Clues to Crisis in Agriculture Found in World Trade Situation, 29162 [25OC]
Coming Fight, 20827 [26JY]
Comparative Trends in World Wheat Prices—1980 to 1984, 22733 [1AU]
Competitiveness of Brazilian Soybean Exports, 6627 [28MR]
Congress Reflects Public Will, 23464 [11SE]
Congressman Sees Whalers of Taiji, 18275 [9JY]
Conoco Warns of Increased Worldwide Vulnerability to Disruptions, 13681 [23MY]
Conservative Case for Sanctions, 23679 [12SE]
Copper Industry Languishes in the Economic Pits, 7556-7558 [3AP], 7771 [4AP]
Could Life Be So Sweet, 25653 [2OC]
Creating an International Polecat, 21476 [30JY]
Crisis Made in U.S.A., 7811 [15AP]
Crude Politics—Protective Tariffs on Oil Imports Would Cost the U.S. Dear, 24882 [24SE]
Curing That Deficit, 6134 [26MR]
Danger From Japan, 21464-21468 [30JY], 22463-22467 [1AU], 26377-26382 [7OC]
Dangerous Sugar Quotas, 25654 [2OC]
Dawning of Pacific Era Cause for Optimism, 19244 [16JY]
Death of Import Quotas, 5592 [19MR]
Decade of Great Deceit, 4307 [4MR]
Decline and Fall of the American Republic, 29539 [29OC]
Defector Warns—What Fools, 13720 [24MY], 14866 [7JN]
Deficit Dilemma, 23119-23120 [9SE]
Deficits—A Danger to the National Defense, 1479 [31JA]
Deficits—Default Solution, 19676 [18JY]
Democratic Protectionism—It Won't Win Elections or Help the Economy, 25582-25584 [2OC]
Desirable Goal—More Flexibility for Labor, 24016 [17SE]
Despite Surpluses, U.S. Sets Record Ag Imports, 10643 [7MY]
Disappearing ``U.S. Car''—It's All or Part Foreign Made, 33184 [20NO]
Distinguishing Between ``Fair'' and ``Unfair'' Trade Practices of Foreign Countries, 38639-38641 [19DE]
Do Romania No Favors, 22971 [5SE]
Does Another Oil Shock Lie Ahead?, 13681 [23MY]
Don't Arm the Arabs, 27731 [16OC]
Doubts About the Dollar, 2267 [7FE]
E.C. Enlargement Seen Hurting U.S. Exports—Grain Shipments Face Principal Threat When Spain, Portugal Join, 25227 [26SE]
Easing by Fed Called at an End, 3364 [25FE]
East Germans Benefit From U.S. Bank Credits That Don't Call for Human Rights Concessions, 6776 [28MR]
East Germany Has Record Grain Harvest, 6626 [28MR]
East Germany Has Record Grain Harvest in 1984, 4528 [5MR]
Echoes of the 1930's—World Peace Tied to World Trade, 34400 [5DE]
Economics of Car Quotas—They're Merely a Subsidy for Detroit, 3469 [25FE]
EEC Beef Sales Possible to Taiwan, 3826 [27FE]
El Salvador—Back From the Brink, 13336 [22MY]
El Salvador—Communist Blueprint for Insurgency in Central America, 11905-11907 [14MY]
Embargo on Nicaragua Appears of Little Effect, 31535 [12NO]
Embargo Time, 10174 [1MY]
Emergency Claim at Odds With Reality, 12985 [21MY]
Enterprise Zones—Tool for Economic Recovery, 8498 [18AP]
Ethiopia's Other Need—Decent Government, 17915 [27JN]
Even Out the Free Trade Pain, 1594 [31JA]
Ex-Official Raps Loan Standards on Farm Credit, 25782 [2OC]
Extension, Reforms Urged for Trade Adjustment Aid, 26253 [4OC]
Facts and Comments, 6134 [26MR]
Farm Economy (excerpt), 15276 [12JN]
Farm Experts Mixed on New Bill Benefits, 37591 [18DE]
Farm Mess Forever, 32241 [18NO]
Fed Stops Easing Monetary Policy, 3364 [25FE]
Fiber, Textile and Apparel Imports Myths and Realities, 15527 [12JN]
Fight That's Worth the Gamble, 15771 [13JN]
Fighting for Trade Fairness With Japan, Not Protection, 9762 [29AP], 10590 [6MY]
Foreign Firms Eye United States for Acquisitions, 28462 [22OC]
Foreign Nations Offer Cheap Export Loans, Rile American Firms, 24389 [19SE]
Foreign Steel Competition (excerpt), 32295 [19NO]
Foreign Targeting of U.S. Industries, 15900 [17JN]
450 To Lose Jobs at Bath, 15054 [11JN]
From Italy to PLO, World's Leftists Find a Haven in Nicaragua—Some Sought on Charges of Terrorism, 13684 [23MY]
From Kaunda, a Call for Sanctions, 32176 [14NO]
Garnet Sand Business Glitters—Demand for Product Grows, 24007 [17SE]
Garnet Sand Business Glitters—Demand for Products Grows, 24007 [17SE]
Getting Tough on Trade (excerpt), 30339 [1NO]
Gold Convertibility Is the Key, 20398 [24JY]
Good Riddance to the Car Quotas, 3467 [25FE]
Grain Future Contract Lows, 21702 [31JY]
Greenville Plant To Close, 19285 [17JY]
Grotberg Analyzes House Version of New Farm Bill, 24564 [20SE]
Guarding `The Gates of Paradise', 23671-23673 [12SE]
Guarding ``The Gates of Paradise'', 23671-23673 [12SE]
Gunboat Economics, 3362 [25FE]
Halt the Deficit!, 12997 [21MY]
Harkin Plan—``Fascist'' Farm Policy?, 25323 [30SE]
Hey Tokyo, We're Friends, 3977 [27FE]
Hit OPEC While It's Down, 6135 [26MR]
Hitachi, Ltd.'s Pricing for Semiconductors Prompts Protest by American Officials, 14664 [6JN]
Hi-Tech Grads Lead Charge in Chip Battle With Japan, 30252 [1NO]
Honduras—U.S. Arsenal, 11615 [9MY]
Horner—Accounting Is Tower of Babel, 19245 [16JY]
How Can U.S. Reduce Huge Trade Imbalance—Need Fair Rules, Not Just Weaker Dollar, 20431 [25JY]
How To Treat Defectors—Medvid Rules, 32477 [19NO]
Huge Increase in Oil Imports Forecast in New DOE Study, 35448 [10DE]
Impending Energy Crisis, 18939 [11JY]
Import Restraints Don't Help Industry, 26805 [8OC], 26912 [9OC]
Imports Are Killing the Textile Industry, 23675 [12SE]
Imports Take 30 Percent of October U.S. Car Sales, 30717 [6NO]
Improvements to Argentina's Grain Export Capabilities, 6627 [28MR]
In the Midwest's Quad Cities, Cheap Imports Are Bane of Local Farm Economy, 3224 [22FE]
Industry Should Be Wary of Global Product Homogenization, 26508 [7OC]
Interior Department Cuts Estimate of Offshore Oil, Gas Supply—Troubling Rise in Imports Predicted, 13332 [22MY]
Israel Turns to High Tech, 22717 [1AU]
Israeli Sugared Pizza Invasion, 13801 [24MY]
Ivan the Credit Seeker, 13719 [24MY]
Japan Agrees To Limit Sale of Steel Exports to U.S., 6511 [27MR]
Japan Grapples Again With Issue of Auto Export Quotas, 38807 [20DE]
Japan Must Join the World, 30097 [31OC]
Japan Shrugs Off Tough Trade Talk From the U.S., 22166 [1AU]
Japan to the Barricades—Tokyo Exerts Subtle Pressure To Slow Textile Inflows, 25310 [30SE], 25615 [2OC]
Japanese Chip Dumping Cited, 14665 [6JN]
Japanese Illusion, 5328 [18MR], 5923 [20MR]
Japanese Trade Practices (sundry excerpts), 25310 [30SE]
Japanese-U.S. Trade Policy (excerpt), 22167 [1AU]
Japan's Antitrust Policy—Impact on Import Competition, 38641 [19DE]
Japan's Cartels Protect Weak Industries, 38643 [19DE]
Japan's Protectionism Diverts Asian Goods to the U.S., 4683 [6MR], 5329 [18MR]
Kamikaze Economics—Prosperity and Growth Are Imperiled by Protectionism, 26105 [3OC]
Kamikaze Economics—Prosperity and Growth Are Imperiled by Protectionsim, 27298-27300 [10OC]
Language of Foreign Trade, 37744 [18DE]
Let Us Talk Before We Leap, 22903 [4SE]
LOF Dismayed by State's Deal With Japanese Firm, 18705 [11JY]
Logic of the Gas Tax, 6136 [26MR]
Long-Term Oil Problem, 18529 [10JY]
Lot Abalone, 24019 [17SE]
Made in U.S.S.R.—By Forced Labor, 30976 [7NO]
Maintain U.S. African Investments, 8492 [18AP]
Man Called Simas, 30092 [31OC]
Managua Comes to Disneyland, 13849 [24MY]
Marx's Heirs Belie the Pacifist Promise, 14561 [5JN]
Medvid Case—American Honor Lost, 35429 [9DE]
Merchant Shipping, 27027 [9OC]
Mergers Alter Lists of Companies, 9347 [24AP]
Mexican Peso Falls on Free Market, 19865 [22JY]
Mexico Welcomes U.S. Textile Bill, 28949 [24OC]
Microchip Firms in U.S. Yielding a Major Market, 14665 [6JN]
Minimill Report—The Honeymoon Is Over, 9270 [24AP]
Moscow's Bid To Close Its Technology Gap Will Test Gorbachev, 22790 [1AU]
MSOE at the Point, 11693 [13MY]
Myths About Farmers From Jesse Helms, 32245 [18NO]
National Duty—As Free-Trade Bastion, U.S. Isn't Half as Pure as Many People Think, 36775 [16DE]
Neighbor's Voice, 27340 [10OC]
New Policy Needed, 17540 [26JN]
No Democratic Majority in Assailing Imports, 25225 [26SE]
No More Textile Protection, 15039 [10JN]
No Perfect Investment Now, 7076 [2AP]
No Regrets—Faithful Employees of Doomed Bath Mill Have Seen Good, Bad Days, 23017 [9SE]
Not Worth the Trouble, 32497 [19NO]
Nuclear Cooperation Agreement Between the U.S. and the People's Republic of China (excerpt), 36258 [12DE]
Nuclear Exports (excerpt), 35299 [9DE]
Obituary for Family Farm Is Viewed as Premature, 37596 [18DE]
Oceanic Facts of Life, 25520 [1OC]
Oil Bust, 38769 [20DE]
Oil Leak, 29976 [31OC]
Oil Trouble Ahead, 11904 [14MY], 13332 [22MY]
Ominous Scenario, 23484 [11SE]
One Man's Apartheid, 23120 [9SE]
One Town's Struggle To Fight Textile Imports, 31718 [13NO]
Only Issue Is Racist Apartheid, 22034 [31JY]
Overvalued Dollar, 15748 [13JN]
Petroleum Futures Continue To Fall, 36215 [12DE]
Picketing Helps Prod Congress Into Voting, 20845 [26JY]
Politics of Protection, 22995 [5SE]
Politics of Sugar, 25230 [26SE]
Poll Finds Rising Sentiment for Distancing U.S. From Israel, 17539 [26JN]
Positive If Overdue Trade Policy, 25609 [2OC]
Pressures on Free Trade, 19372 [17JY]
Print Pirates Pillaging Book Trade, 37505 [17DE]
Profits Soar in Buildup as Firms Cash In, Questions Crop Up, 7749-7750 [4AP]
Promoting Our State Abroad, 18071 [8JY]
Proper Role for Government in Agriculture, 25777 [2OC]
Proposal To Impose Tax on Imported Oil, 22909 [4SE]
Protection We Don't Need, 25611 [2OC]
Questions About OPIC, 22724 [1AU]
Questions on Free Trade, 17571 [27JN], 18887 [11JY]
Quickening Change in South Africa, 25769 [2OC]
Quotas Help Keep Us Competitive, 1119 [24JA]
Reagan Trade Demands Seen Testing Japan, 23153 [10SE]
Recession on the River, 20335 [24JY]
Reforms Reshape the World, 36808 [16DE]
Remove World Barriers and Let Data Flow, 17376 [26JN]
Rip in the Trade Laws, 28945 [24OC]
Roth—Department of Trade a Top Priority, 2064 [6FE]
Salvador—Armed and in Danger, 11614 [9MY]
Sanctions Are Our Best Weapon, 34051 [3DE]
Sanctions Are Our Best Weapons, 29043 [24OC]
Sandinistas Attract a Who's Who of Terrorists, 13680 [23MY]
Sandinistas Have ``Blueprint for Subversive Aggression'', 12692 [20MY], 13306-13308, 13318 [22MY]
Save Jobs—Buy American, 19969 [23JY]
Second Thoughts About Textiles, 25610 [2OC]
Selling Arms to China, 31192 [7NO]
Sewn Into a Corner, 13662 [23MY]
Shame in the Medvid Case, 34793 [5DE]
Shoe Tax Beckons, 22907 [4SE]
Sinking to New Lows, 23121 [9SE]
Soldiers Without Shoes?, 33849 [3DE]
Somma's Echevarria Says Look for a Niche, 2041 [6FE]
Sound Economics, Sound Trade Policy, 26491 [7OC], 29041 [24OC]
Sour Play of the Sugar Lobby, 35821 [10DE]
South Africa and a Symbol's Strength, 19049 [15JY]
South Africa in Emergency, 20682 [25JY]
South Africa in Perspective, 22044 [31JY]
South African Sanctions, 23026 [9SE]
South Africa—What the West Can Do, 20686 [25JY]
South Carolina Closings Will Slash 350 Jobs, 20868 [29JY]
Soviet Trade—Important Issue, 7669 [4AP], 8381 [18AP]
Soybean and Corn Futures Tumble To Contract Lows, 21700 [31JY]
Spreading the Bonus Bucks, 24016 [17SE]
Springs Industries to Lay Off 100 at Kershaw Plant (excerpt), 19939 [23JY]
Springtime for OPEC, 6136 [26MR]
Stand by Taiwan, 18271 [9JY]
Steel, Rusting, 18384 [10JY]
Steel Import Fraud—Cloaks, Daggers, and a Cache of Smoking Guns, 2144 [7FE]
Steel Import Quotas—Try Now, Pay Later, 16437 [19JN]
Steel Industry Troubles Defy Easy Solutions—Restructuring Options Are Sought To Offset Shrinking Market, 9269 [24AP]
Stevens Selling Fourth of Company, 18322 [10JY]
Study by Institute for International Economics, 29976 [31OC]
Study Raps Export Controls for Delays in U.S. Technology, 22767 [1AU]
Study Used as Ammunition Against Reagan Plan—Little U.S. Wheat in Free Market, 5764 [20MR]
Sudden Worsening of Nation's $37 Billion Farm-Export Market May Postpone Recovery in the Troubled Agricultural Economy, 6625 [28MR]
Sugar Sickens Free Traders, 5761 [20MR]
Sugar's Sure Danger—Price, 25653 [2OC]
Supply-Side India Turns the Tide, 10592 [6MY]
Surviving in Contra Country, 11213 [8MY]
Taiwan and U.S. Foreign Policy Interests (excerpt), 20705 [25JY]
Take My Subsidy—Please, 14604 [6JN]
Targeted Surcharges, 11574 [9MY]
Tax Gasoline $1 a Gallon, 6135 [26MR]
Telecommunications Bill Throttled in Senate, 38740 [20DE]
Ten Pillars of Sound Money and Credit (series), 31813 [13NO], 32496 [19NO], 32890 [20NO]
Textile and Apparel Imports (sundry excerpts), 27083 [10OC]
Textile Imports, 19969 [23JY]
Textile Workers Who Want To Work, 33850 [3DE]
Textiles Defends Its Last Bastion, 20698 [25JY]
That Import Surcharge—Why Would the Democrats Repeat a Republican Mistake?, 22922 [4SE]
Thatcher Leaves Her Woes Behind, 3366 [25FE]
3 Fiscal Crises, 27841-27843 [17OC]
Thundering Herd, 23345 [11SE]
Timber Industry Not Out of the Woods, 15226 [11JN]
Toying With Depression, 23111 [9SE]
Trade Adjustment Assistance, 31313 [12NO]
Trade Blues Aren't Just a Matter of Green, 19467 [17JY]
Trade Deficit 16 Percent Higher for Quarter, 11296 [9MY]
Trade Deficit Drops to $11 Billion, 10367 [2MY]
Trade Deficit (excerpt), 31683 [13NO]
Trade Deficit Scalpel, 29053 [24OC]
Trade Deficit Up $11.9 Billion, 14313 [5JN]
Trade Deficit—Good Fixes and Bad, 25610 [2OC]
Trade Issue Hits Home in a Queens Community, 34819 [5DE]
Trade Phobia, 1107 [24JA]
Trade Policy and Foreign Policy, 12176-12179 [15MY]
Trade Policy Is Overdue, 29042 [24OC]
Trade Tensions Mount Over Japanese Wine, 22924 [4SE]
Trade War; America on the Brink, 27992-27994 [17OC]
Trade War Threat (excerpt), 17072 [25JN]
Trade Wars Are for Losers: Senator Moynihan, 18002 [8JY]
Trade Won't Soften an Adversary, 22991 [5SE]
Trade-Deficit Scalpel, 29555 [29OC]
Trade—Washington Tries To Erect Walls Instead of Minding the Deficit, 25609 [2OC]
Trouble Is (excerpt), 12553 [20MY]
Turn of the Screw in South Africa, 20682 [25JY]
Turning the Tide on Foreign Trade, 17579 [27JN]
250 Jobs Eliminated as Spartan Mills Shuts Weaving Operations (excerpt), 23017 [9SE]
U.N. OKs Antiterror Resolution—Its First, 37500 [17DE]
U.S. Aide Pegs Trade Gap With Japan at $50 Billion, 14664 [6JN]
U.S. Churches Ignore Black South Africans on ``Disinvestment'', 9349 [24AP]
U.S. Competitors Gain as Price Disparity Widens, 6626 [28MR]
U.S. Copper Industry Is Ill and Getting Sicker—But Some Producers Make a Strong Effort To Stay Alive, 17584 [27JN]
U.S. Defers Action on Arms for Jordan, 15282 [12JN]
U.S. Dependence on Oil, Gas Imports May Grow—Domestic Production Isn't Keeping Pace With Demand, 11903 [14MY]
U.S. Now Debtor Nation as Trade Deficit Rises, 23903 [17SE]
U.S. Says Rumanians May Lose Trade Benefits Over Rights Issue, 34765 [5DE]
U.S. Schools Too Soft?, 10189 [1MY]
U.S. Should Renounce Free Trade in Favor of Mercantilism, 28944 [24OC]
U.S. Small Business Is Drawn to China—Trips Pay Off in Contracts, 23072 [9SE]
U.S. Sugar Policy Rots Neighboring Economies, 25653 [2OC]
U.S. Trade Embargo on Nicaragua, 11618 [9MY]
U.S. Trade Policy (excerpt), 24906 [25SE]
U.S. Uranium Mines, Thriving 5 Years Ago, Are Near Extinction, 17582 [27JN]
U.S. Urged To Pressure Romanians on Religious, Emigration Restrictions, 19719 [18JY]
U.S. Uses Threats To Enter Japanese Market, 6510 [27MR]
Uranium and Industrial Minerals Update, 16290 [19JN]
Utilization of Slave Labor—Eyewitness Testimony, 30978 [7NO]
Violence Won't Solve Problems, 22034 [31JY]
Vogel and Kohl Clip Off Political Wings of West German Parties, 3363 [25FE]
Wages Didn't Cause Steel's Ills, Study Says, 23081 [9SE]
Wal-Mart Flys the Flag in Import Battle—Prods U.S. Producers With Favorable Terms, 8605 [22AP], 8785 [22AP], 10213 [2MY]
Wal-Mart's ``Buy American'', 8606 [22AP]
Warehouseman's Effort Has Kept Burley From ``Pool'', 38681 [19DE]
Warning Flags Go Up, 17075 [25JN]
Washington Report, 9382 [24AP]
We Must Take Action To Close Trade Gap With the Japanese, 8091 [16AP]
We Need an Oil Import Fee, 21308 [30JY]
We Shell Out a Peck for This Nutty Program, 22762 [1AU]
Weakening the Dollar Is Not Enough, 25610 [2OC]
We're a Debtor Nation, 20872 [29JY]
Wheels of the Future, 17245-17248 [25JN]
When ``L.I.E.'' Really Means ``L.I. Exportway'', 32492 [19NO]
Whether To Trust China, 36260 [12DE]
White House Backs Off Baldrige Plan (excerpt), 38380 [19DE]
Why Companies Hesitate To Automate, 16043 [18JN]
Why Israeli Pizzas and Korean Noodles Find Door Slammed, 13800 [24MY]
Yeutter's New Job, 7894 [16AP]
Zinc Penny Dangers Cited by Researchers, 550 [3JA]
Bills and resolutions
Accelerated cost recovery: domestic content requirement (see H.R. 3051)
Adjustment assistance: improve programs for workers and firms (see H.R. 2941)
Afghanistan: deny most-favored-nation status (see S. 925)
———deny most-favored-nation trade status (see H.R. 2520)
African Development Fund: increase U.S. participation (see H.R. 1948)
Agricultural and Food Assistance Act: enact (see S. 1119)
Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act: amend (see H.R. 1555)
Agriculture: amend CCC charter to exempt commodities from cargo preference requirements (see S. 930)
———application of antidumping and countervailing duties to certain imports (see H.R. 3328)
———bonus paid in the form of commodities for grain destined for export (see H.R. 3955)
———compensation to farmers affected by embargoes of commodities (see H.J. Res. 214)
———correct enrollment of H.R. 2100, expand overseas markets for commodities (see H. Con. Res. 264)
———determination of damages caused by embargoes on sale of commodities (see H.R. 1153, 1189)
———determining damages caused by embargoes (see H.R. 946)
———efficient use of barter in managing surplus commodities (see S. 42)
———establish an export credit revolving fund (see H.R. 2105)
———establish export reserve (see H.R. 2359)
———establish international trade development centers to enhance exports of commodities (see H.R. 2315)
———exempt commodities from certain cargo preference laws (see H.R. 2357)
———exempt export of certain commodities from cargo preference requirements (see H.R. 2538)
———expand overseas markets for commodities (see S. 908; H.R. 1965, 2000, 2100, 2104, 2112, 2140)
———expand overseas markets for U.S. commodities (see H.R. 1560, 2390, 2407, 2465; H.J. Res. 215)
———expand overseas sales of commodities (see S. 1040, 1049, 1050)
———expanding overseas markets for U.S. commodities (see S. 171, 616)
———export markets (see S. 1714)
———improve quality of grain exports (see H.R. 1206)
———improve quality of grain shipped from storage facilities (see S. 1121)
———inspection and labeling of imported meat and meat food products (see H.R. 2103)
———orderly transition to market-oriented economy (see S. 1041, 1051)
———percentage shipment of certain products on U.S.-flag vessels (see H.R. 1939)
———price and income protection for farmers (see S. 1083; H.R. 2555)
———promote export of commodities by exclusion from cargo preference requirements (see H.R. 1760)
———promote export of commodities by facilitating CCC use of barter for materials produced in foreign countries (see H.R. 1766)
———protection of domestic fresh vegetables (see S. 101)
———reciprocal use of CCC funds to subsidize sale of commodities (see H.R. 999)
———relief from nontariff import barriers imposed by certain countries (see H.R. 3162)
———repeal cargo preference requirements for CCC's blended credit program (see S. 721; H.R. 1612)
———study effect of currency exchange rates on sales of commodities (see H.R. 3307)
———tariff treatment of certain products for purposes of antidumping and countervailing duty investigations (see S. 1629)
———wheat export incentive program (see H.R. 1065)
AID: coordination with Eximbank's tied aid credit program (see S. 1763; H.R. 3296, 3515)
Airports: user fees for customs services at small facilities (see S. 741; H.R. 2381)
Alcoholic beverages: modify method of paying Federal excise tax (see S. 1405)
Animals: prohibit importation of certain kangaroos and products made therefrom (see H.R. 2952)
———prohibit imports from countries using certain agricultural chemicals or drugs (see H.R. 2937)
Anti-Displacement of U.S. Agricultural Exports Act: enact (see H.R. 3507)
Antitrust policy: jurisdiction of U.S. courts (see S. 397)
Archaeology: clarify interpretation of word stolen as applied to certain imports (see S. 605)
Arms Export Control Act: amend (see S. 960; H.R. 1555)
Arms sales: congressional veto of certain export proposals enacted into law (see H.R. 3875)
———disallow advertising expenses (see H.R. 1444)
———enact into law congressional vetoes of certain proposals (see S. 1831)
———increase penalties for violations of Arms Export Control Act (see H.R. 3176)
———multilateral limitations (see S. 1973; H.R. 3987)
Australia: import restrictions (see H.R. 1033)
———prohibit importation of certain products (see S. 677)
Balance of payments: import surcharge on products from certain countries (see S. 761)
———trade deficit and overvalued U.S. dollar as priority subject at Bonn economic summit (see S. Res. 151; S. 147)
Bank Export Services Act: amend (see S. 1934)
Banks and banking: strengthen certain currency report requirements (see H.R. 1945)
Beekeeper Preservation Act: enact (see H.R. 2382)
Benzidine: prohibit importation (see H.R. 1256)
Bicycles: duty rates (see H.R. 2226)
———exemption of certain component parts from customs laws (see H.R. 2063)
———suspension of duty on certain parts (see H.R. 2298, 2350)
Birds: sale of certain captive raptors in interstate or foreign commerce (see H.R. 2767)
Brazil: eliminate requirement of proof of material injury to domestic industry before imposing countervailing duties (see H.R. 2841)
Bulgaria: review of U.S. policies (see S. 515)
Business: modernize the remedies available to U.S. producers against unfair and injurious trade practices (see H.R. 3777)
———strengthen competitive position (see H.R. 2607)
Business Accounting and Foreign Trade Simplification Act: enact (see S. 430)
Canada: additional duties on swine and pork products (see H.R. 61)
———duty on softwood lumber and wood shingles and shakes (see S. 1977)
———economic bond and energy cooperation with U.S. and Mexico (see H. Con. Res. 256)
———expansion of trade in recreational marine craft (see H.R. 3856)
———impose additional duties on swine and swine products (see S. Res. 92; H.R. 1085)
———improve competition for furniture industry (see S. 1801; H.R. 3644)
———joint commission to resolve trade and other economic disputes (see S. 1576)
———negotiations with the U.S. to achieve a bilateral free trade agreement (see H.J. Res. 458)
———quarantine Canadian swine and swine products exports (see H.R. 1084)
———quotas on softwood imports (see H.R. 1088)
———secure agreements promoting fair competition (see H. Con. Res. 136)
———tax on travel literature (see H.R. 1002)
———taxation of U.S. tourism literature (see H. Con. Res. 241)
———U.S. exports of beef and veal (see H. Con. Res. 55)
Cantaloupes: duty-free treatment (see H.R. 2075)
Capital: control export (see H.R. 3736)
Cargo preference: limit kinds of qualifying vessels (see H.R. 3665)
Caribbean nations: tax information agreement as a condition for favorable tariff treatment (see H.R. 1976)
Casein: tariff treatment (see H.R. 3419)
CCC: expansion of authority for use of stocks abroad (see H.R. 914)
———increase targeting export funds to expand overseas markets (see H.R. 201)
CCC Act: amend (see H.R. 1760)
China, People's Republic of: agreement for cooperation with U.S. concerning peaceful uses of nuclear energy (see S.J. Res. 216; H.J. Res. 404)
———resubmission of Proposed Agreement for Cooperation to Congress (see H. Res. 269)
———verification of peaceful uses of nuclear materials exported by U.S. (see S. 1754; H.R. 3537)
Citrus: classification and duty rates for certain (see S. 1111; H.R. 2362)
Clayton Act: amend (see H.R. 3269)
Clocks and watches: duty (see S. 854)
———eliminate special marking requirements (see H.R. 2029)
Clothing industry: customs treatment of wearing apparel produced in insular possessions of U.S. (see H.R. 2225)
Coal: national imports reporting program (see S. 1248)
———offset competitive advantages of foreign producers (see H.R. 1905)
Commission To Study International Trade and Export Policy: establish (see S. 450)
Committee on Trade Policy (House, Ad Hoc): establish (see H. Res. 298)
Commodities: public disclosure of certain export sales information (see H.R. 454)
———require producer referendum as condition of designation of contract markets (see H.R. 453)
Communications: promote expansion of sale of equipment and services (see S. 942)
Communist countries: President's quarterly reports on loans, grants, and credits (see H.R. 1345)
———prohibit extensions of credit, investment guarantees, or grants (see H.R. 97)
———prohibit imports from certain foreign businesses (see H.R. 1651)
Competition: improve position of domestic industries (see H.R. 2373, 2376)
———partnerships for adjustment to restrictive trade practices (see H.R. 3522)
———promote industrial partnerships for adjustment to restrictive trade practices (see S. 1669)
———transition assistance to workers and firms affected by global economic conditions (see S. 1797)
Competitive Exchange Rate Act: enact (see H.R. 3874)
Comprehensive Trade Law Reform Act: enact (see S. 1493; H.R. 2809)
Consumer goods: establish labeling requirements to indicate the domestic and foreign content (see H.R. 3803)
Conventional weapons: promote limitations and improve congressional oversight of arms transfers (see H.R. 1415)
Cook Inlet, AK: restrictions on petroleum export (see H.R. 3817)
Coordinating Committee on Export Controls: appointment of permanent delegation (see H.R. 3165)
———authorize appropriations (see H.R. 3165)
Copper: duty (see S. 353)
———import quotas (see S. 351)
———promote and expand domestic industry (see S. 627; H.R. 1520)
Copyright: enhance protection of intellectual property rights (see S. 1869)
———protect owners from importation of goods made in violations of U.S. laws (see H.R. 3776)
Copyrights: enhance protection of intellectual property rights (see S. 1647)
Corporations: deduction of dividends for noncorporate shareholders (see H.R. 1697)
Countervailing duties: petitioner's choice in determining value of imports from nonmarket economy countries (see S. 1592)
Countervailing duty laws: define natural resource subsidies (see H.R. 2345)
Court of International Trade: participation of judges in judicial conferences (see H.R. 2183)
Courts: direct access for industries affected by unfair practices (see S. 236)
———enforcement of decisions of international arbitrators (see S. 1395)
———private suits to enforce antidumping and antisubsidy laws and Customs fraud statute (see S. 1655)
———private suits to enforce antidumping and antisubsidy laws and customs fraud statute (see S. 1655)
———restrict immunity of foreign governments (see S. 1071)
Cranberries: suspend duty (see S. 1811)
Crisis Management Council: establish (see H.R. 3159)
Critical Trends Assessment Act: enact (see S. 1031)
Crude oil and refined products: import fee (see H. Res. 12)
Cuba: remove certain trade restrictions and improve relations (see H.R. 477)
Currencies: policy on exchange rates and developing country debt (see S. 1866)
Customs duty drawback: alternative method (see H.R. 2334)
Customs Service: additional ports of entry on a reimbursable basis (see S. 1872)
———authorize appropriations (see H.R. 2250)
———establish customs districts and ports of entry on a reimbursable basis (see H.R. 2259)
———impose fees necessary to cover costs of providing certain services (see H.R. 3034, 3058)
Deficit: bipartisan study commission (see S. Con. Res. 40)
Dept. of Commerce and Trade: establish (see H.R. 3265)
Dept. of International Trade and Industry: establish (see S. 923, 1365; H.R. 1928)
Dept. of State: establish position of Under Sec. for Agricultural Affairs (see S. 126)
Dept. of Trade: establish (see H.R. 1679, 3636)
———establish as executive department (see H.R. 320)
Dept. of Trade and Commerce: renaming Dept. of Commerce to consolidate all functions (see S. 21)
Developing countries: flexible exchange rate structure to assist development of private sectors and increase demand for U.S. goods (see H.R. 3813)
———promote demand for U.S. goods (see S. 1797)
———require the President to submit legislation withdrawing from certain, trade benefits provided under Generalized System of Preferences (see S. 1867)
Dicofol: duty-free treatment (see S. 1045; H.R. 2311)
Dicyclohexylbenzothiazolesulfenamide: duty (see H.R. 1265)
Dicyclohexylbenzothiazylsulfenamide: duty (see S. 859)
Dolls and certain toy figures: suspend duty (see S. 1089; H.R. 2238, 2306)
Domestic companies: strengthen competitiveness (see H.R. 3872)
Domestic industries: improve competitive position (see S. 1797)
Double-headed latch needles: duty (see S. 783; H.R. 1548)
Drug abuse: deny most-favored-nation status to certain noncooperative countries (see H.R. 3404)
Drug industry: authorize export of certain unapproved drugs (see H.R. 3962)
———establish conditions for exports (see S. 1848; H.R. 3995)
———establish export conditions (see S. 1770)
Duties: adjust imported coal rates to offset expenses of U.S. environmental, health, welfare, and safety requirements (see H.R. 422)
Economic Cooperative Council: establish (see H.R. 1858)
Economic security: enhancement of mathematics, science, computer learning, and foreign language programs (see S. 553)
Education for Economic Security Act: improve operation of programs (see H.R. 3023)
EEC: ban importation of consultation steel products until new arrangements are negotiated with U.S. (see H.R. 3013)
———bilateral trade agreements (see H.R. 3524)
———impact of membership enlargement on U.S. trade (see H.J. Res. 341)
———steps to end unfair trade practices (see S. 1370)
Employment: improve Trade Adjustment Assistance Program for workers (see H.R. 1580)
———job opportunities for workers displaced by imports (see S. 1459; H.R. 3540)
———reauthorizing trade adjustment assistance (see S. 23)
Ethanol: import duty (see S. 575, 576)
Ethyl alcohol: duty (see H.R. 1566, 1567, 1720)
Eximbank: coordination with AID's tied aid credit program (see S. 1763; H.R. 3296, 3515)
———preliminary and advanced loan commitment policy (see H. Con. Res. 76)
———support of loan policy (see S. Res. 110)
Eximbank Act: amend (see S. 844; H.R. 1857)
Export Administration Act: authorize appropriations (see H.R. 1786)
———controls on capital (see H.R. 3535)
———extend (see S. 883)
———reauthorization (see H.R. 28)
Export Notification Act: reform certain regulatory procedures (see S. 1380)
Export Promotion and Information Center: establish (see S. 1672)
Export Trading Company Act: amend (see S. 1934)
Export-Import Act: amend (see H.R. 1787)
Export-Import Bank Act: amend (see H.R. 1320)
Exports: promote expansion (see S. 1870)
———regulation (see H.R. 3501)
Fair Trade Act: amend (see S. 609)
Fair trade laws: ensure reciprocal opportunities (see H.R. 3075)
Fair wages: requirement for (see H.R. 3487)
Farm and Market Recovery Act: enact (see S. 843)
Federal Coal Export Commission: establish (see H.R. 1005)
Federal Industrial Loan Corp.: establish (see H.R. 1858)
Ferroalloy: preservation of domestic industry (see S. 262)
Ferroalloy industry: preservation of domestic industry (see H.R. 976)
Fertilizer industries: prohibit financial assistance to foreign owned (see S. Res. 99)
Fibers: duty-free on certain machines (see H.R. 1849)
Financial Export Control Act: enact (see S. 812)
Firearms: prohibit import of concealable handguns (see H.R. 2861)
———regulate manufacture, importation, and sale of armor-piercing ammunition (see S. 104; H.R. 4, 13)
———regulate manufacture, importation, and sale of armor-piercing bullets (see H.R. 3132)
———restricting importation, sale, purchase, transfer, or transportation (see H.R. 1148)
Fish nets: rate of duty (see H.R. 2240)
Florence Agreement on the Importation of Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Materials: implement Nairobi Protocol (see S. 1274; H.R. 2885)
Food: prohibit imports from countries having substandard use of certain antibiotics in food-producing animals (see H.R. 2379)
Foreign Agricultural Investment Reform Act: enact (see S. 1810; H.R. 3643)
Foreign corporations: prohibit imports from certain, doing business with Communist countries (see H.R. 1347)
Foreign countries: deny most-favored-nation status to those that discriminate (see H.R. 2596)
Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act: amend (see H.R. 3137)
Foreign-built vessels: documentation of certain for coastwise trade (see H.R. 3873)
Forests and forestry: clarify duty on certain types of plywood (see H.R. 2324)
———expansion of trade in wood products (see H.R. 1648)
Furs: imports from Soviet Union (see S. 1809)
———permit imports from Soviet Union (see H.R. 3019)
Gasoline: tariff (see H.R. 2354)
GATT: continued U.S. participation (see H. Res. 193)
———negotiations on tariff treatment of agricultural export subsidies (see H. Res. 260)
———new round of negotiations (see H. Con. Res. 194)
———strengthen (see S. 1797)
Ginger root: import requirements (see S. 191)
Government: give the Nation's performance appropriately greater importance in formulating policy (see H.R. 3777)
Government-generated cargoes: U.S.-flag vessel preference (see S. 185, 187)
Grain: maintain quality (see H.R. 455)
Grain Standards Act: quality variation statement on official grade certificates (see H.R. 3944)
Grapefruit juice: tariff (see H.R. 1249)
Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway Advisory Council: establish (see H.R. 3656)
Handgun Crime Control Act: enact (see H.R. 1442)
Harbors: operation, maintenance, and improvement policy (see H.R. 45, 46)
Hatters' fur: duty free treatment (see H.R. 2273)
Hawaii: admission of certain fish into foreign trade zones (see H.R. 1218)
Hazardous substances: export restrictions (see H.R. 638)
Heating or cooking apparatus: tariff for certain (see H.R. 3385)
Honey: ITC investigation and report on effects of imports (see S. 1025, 1028)
———phaseout price support program (see S. 1680)
Hosiery knitting machines: duty (see S. 782; H.R. 1547)
Hunting and trapping: prohibit shipment of steel-jaw leghold traps (see S. 1368)
IMF: abolish compensatory financing facility (see S. Res. 114; H. Res. 126)
———conference on new monetary regime within flexible exchange rate structure (see H.R. 3813)
———multilateral conference to establish flexible exchange rate structure (see S. 1797)
Imports: discretion of the President to grant relief (see S. 1753)
———products assembled or processed from articles grown or manufactured in U.S. (see S. 1693)
———protect U.S. patent owners (see H.R. 1069)
Industrial Modernization and Financing Association: establish (see H.R. 1858)
Industry: establish bank for industrial competitiveness (see H.R. 2375)
———establish information center on economic competitiveness (see H.R. 2377)
Inflatable rafts: tariff treatment of certain (see S. 1975)
Insider trading: prohibit (see H.R. 456)
Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration: implement (see S. 1828)
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development: increase U.S. participation (see H.R. 1948)
International Finance Corp.: increase U.S. participation (see H.R. 1948)
International financial system: stabilize (see H.R. 1860)
International Jute Organization: authorize U.S. participation (see S. 604)
International laws: open, nondiscriminatory, and fair (see H.R. 1139)
International monetary system: assist domestic industry in improving their competitive position in world markets (see H.R. 3813)
———convene conference to achieve stable and reasonable exchange rates (see H.R. 3573)
International Telecommunications Competition Act: enact (see H.R. 1175)
International Trade and Investment Act: amend (see H.R. 1808)
Investment tax credit: domestic content requirement (see H.R. 3051)
Iraq: prohibit export of certain articles or technology (see S. 1897)
Iron and steel industry: bilateral trade agreements with the European Communities (see H.R. 3524)
———exempt from bilateral arrangements, imports for processing tubular goods exported to oil producing countries (see H.R. 3939)
———extend statute of limitations for steel import fraud (see S. 429)
———imports (see H.R. 3459)
———limit U.S. imports (see H.R. 539)
Israel: approve and implement free trade area agreement with U.S. (see S. 1114; H.R. 2268)
ITC: authorize appropriations (see H.R. 2250)
———determination of material injury to a domestic industry (see H.R. 3328)
Japan: analysis of causes of trade imbalance (see H.R. 1892)
———availability of technical literature to U.S. companies and researchers (see S. 1073)
———conditional imports of telecommunications products (see S. 728)
———duty on surimi (see S. 1981)
———eliminate restrictive trade practices (see H. Res. 247)
———elimination of trade barriers (see S. 774)
———expand markets for agricultural commodities (see H.R. 2156)
———extension of voluntary import restraint agreement on motor vehicles (see H. Con. Res. 93)
———extension of voluntary restraint on motor vehicle imports (see S. Con. Res. 15; H. Con. Res. 63)
———import quotas on motor vehicles (see H.R. 2006)
———import restrictions on forest products (see S. Con. Res. 23)
———improve availability of science and engineering literature in the U.S. (see H.R. 3831)
———inadequacy of proposed reduction of restrictive practices (see S. Res. 215)
———negotiations over automobile carriers (see S. Res. 223)
———President Reagan's response to unfair practices (see S. 1404)
———President's response to certain unfair trade practices (see H. Con. Res. 106, 107, 108)
———surcharge on imports (see S. 906; H.R. 1944)
———surcharge tariff on all imports (see S. 770)
———transportation of U.S.-bound vehicles on U.S.-flag vessels (see H.R. 3655)
———voluntary restraint on imports of motor vehicles (see H. Con. Res. 105)
Jordan: opposing advanced arms sales (see S. Res. 177; H. Res. 194)
———prohibit arms sales (see S.J. Res. 223, 228; H.J. Res. 428)
———prohibit sale of certain defense articles and related services (see S.J. Res. 204)
Keys rings and key chains: suspend duty (see H.R. 3864)
Knives: duty on snap blade tools (see H.R. 2056)
Language and languages: increase proficiency in critical languages to further national security and improve domestic economy (see H.R. 3048)
Lasamid: duty (see S. 757; H.R. 1734)
Laws: comprehensive reform (see H.R. 3990)
L-ephedrine hydrochloride: rate of duty (see S. 1879)
Libya: prohibit trade (see S. 871)
Loan guarantee authority: prohibit unilateral reduction by executive branch (see S. 640, 641, 642, 643, 644, 645, 646, 647, 648, 649, 650, 651)
Lotteries: authorize import of certain materials for use by certain State agencies (see S. 1955)
Made in America Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 206)
Mail transportation: U.S.-flag vessel preference (see S. 186)
Martial arts uniforms: duty (see H.R. 2341, 3054)
Meat: import label (see H.R. 53)
Meat and meat food products: inspection and labeling requirements (see H.R. 2896)
———prohibit imports from countries using certain agricultural chemicals or drugs (see H.R. 2937)
Merchant marine: amend U.S.-flag vessel requirement relative to agricultural commodities (see H.R. 1464, 1465, 1466, 1517)
———eliminate 3-year documentation requirement for foreign-built or rebuilt vessels (see S. 1482)
———Federal Maritime Commission jurisdiction over tariff-filing requirements (see S. 188)
———international training in maritime skills (see H.R. 1231)
———minimal requirements for international agreements (see S. 189)
———orderly and efficient transportation of dry bulk commodities (see H.R. 1301)
———promote increased transportation of bulk commodities on U.S.-flag vessels (see H.R. 2573)
———stimulate innovation and competitiveness (see H.R. 33)
———U.S.-flag vessel preference for Government-generated cargoes (see S. 185, 187)
Methylene blue: suspension of duty (see S. 1044; H.R. 2312)
Mexico: economic bond and energy cooperation with U.S. and Canada (see H. Con. Res. 256)
———summit trade conference (see H. Con. Res. 85)
Military or aerospace contracts: economic adjustment for reductions (see H.R. 229)
Milk protein products: impose limitations on amount imported (see H.R. 431)
———limit imports (see H.R. 1629)
———limitations (see S. 310)
Money: stabilize international currency markets (see H.R. 3498)
Motor vehicles: domestic content requirements (see H.R. 1350)
———import restrictions (see H.R. 1050, 1060)
———negotiations with Japan over automobile carriers (see S. Res. 223)
———safety and emission standards for imports (see S. 921)
———tax on manufacturers which produce gas guzzler automobiles outside the U.S. and Canada (see H.R. 3786)
Mozambique: prohibit economic and military assistance (see H.R. 3477)
Mushrooms: labeling of imported containers (see H.R. 839)
N-(4-(2-hydroxy-3-phenoxypropoxy)phenyl)acet amide: suspension of duty (see H.R. 2352)
Namibia: import restrictions (see H.R. 1135)
National Commission on International Trade Policy: establish (see S. Res. 221)
National defense: ensure timely action under safeguard provisions of trade laws (see H.R. 3986)
———safeguards against threatening imports (see S. 1871)
National Quality Month: designate (see H.J. Res. 420)
National security: restrictions to protect (see H.R. 3438)
National Security and Trade Act: enact (see S. 1679)
National Security Trade Act: enact (see S. 1533)
National Trade Council: establish (see S. 282)
National Trade Data Bank: establish (see S. 1837)
National trade policy: establish (see S. 1861)
Natural resources: countervailing duties on certain subsidized products (see S. 1292)
Necktie imports: duty (see H.R. 209)
Neckties: duty (see S. 1709)
Needlecraft display models: duty (see S. 1403; H.R. 2972)
Needles: duty-free treatment of certain (see S. 1178)
———tariff on certain (see H.R. 2166)
New York, NY: anniversary of foreign trade zone (see S. Res. 38)
———establish Caribbean Trade Institute/International Trade Center (see H.R. 950)
New Zealand: import restrictions (see H.R. 1033)
———prohibit importation of certain products (see S. 677)
Nicaragua: congressional approval of trade embargo (see H.R. 2634)
———import restrictions (see H.R. 2158)
———trade boycott and embargo (see S. Res. 140)
———trade embargo (see H.R. 2405)
———trade sanctions by OAS member nations (see H. Con. Res. 143)
Nonbenzenoid vinyl acetate-vinyl chloride-ethylene terpolymer: suspension of duty on certain (see H.R. 2309)
Nonmarket economy countries: conditional extension of nondiscriminatory treatment of products from certain (see H.R. 2423)
———establish procedures for determining dumping (see S. 1868)
———repeal waiver provisions of law relative to most-favored-nation status (see H.R. 3057)
Office of Critical Trends Analysis: establish (see S. 1031)
Office of Strategic Trade: establish to regulate exports (see H.R. 3501)
Office of U.S. Trade Representative: authorize appropriations (see H.R. 2250)
1,5 naphthalene diisocyanate: duty (see S. 851; H.R. 1778)
1,2-dimethyl 1-3,5-diphenylpryazolium methyl sulfate (difenzoquat methyl sulfate): suspend duty (see H.R. 2693)
1-ephedrine hydrochloride: duty (see H.R. 1716)
OPIC: activities (see H.R. 1988, 3060)
———reauthorize activities (see S. 947; H.R. 1703, 3166)
Outer Continental Shelf: prevent use of certain facilities to receive supplies or cargoes from foreign ports (see H.R. 3283)
Overseas American Economic Competition Enhancement Act: enact (see H.R. 2740)
Overseas U.S. Citizen's Representation in the Congress Act: enact (see H.R. 2738)
Packaged food: prohibit use of certain funds to purchase imported (see H.R. 285)
Paper and paper products: reciprocal duty on certain machinery (see H.R. 2327)
Passenger ships: Dept. of Transportation documentation of certain, for coastwise trade (see S. 1461)
Patents: enhance protection of intellectual property rights (see S. 1647, 1869)
———protect owners from importation of goods made in violations of U.S. laws (see H.R. 3776)
———restrict importation of goods made overseas by use of U.S. patented process (see S. 1543)
Perishable commodities: interim relief from injury (see H.R. 2834)
Pesticides: content and transfer information on imported and exported products (see H.R. 1416)
Petroleum: export of domestically produced crude (see H.R. 1174)
———import tax (see H.R. 1396)
———increase duty on gasoline and motor fuel blending stock (see H.R. 2849)
———increase tariff (see S. 1412, 1507)
———stabilize domestic prices through establishment of an independent corporation to buy and sell (see H.R. 3820)
———tariff increase (see H. Res. 244)
———tariff treatment of naphtha and motor fuel blending stocks (see H.R. 2396)
———tax on imported crude oil and refined products (see S. 1997)
Petroleum Marketing Practices Act: amend (see H.R. 3338)
Photography: suspension of duty on certain couplers used in manufacture of sensitized material (see H.R. 2474)
p-Hydroxybenzoic acid: suspension of duty (see H.R. 2313)
p-hydroxybenzoic acid: extend suspension of duty (see S. 1651)
Pigskin footwear: separate tariff classification (see S. 1425)
Plastic sheeting: duty-free treatment of certain (see H.R. 2347)
Plums: tariff classification for certain (see H.R. 2278)
Polarizing material: duty (see H.R. 842)
Pornography: restrictions against imported (see S. 1742; H.R. 3506)
President: restore authority over reciprocal nondiscriminatory treatment (see H.R. 1729)
Printing: rate of duty for certain offset presses of the sheet-fed type (see H.R. 3797)
P-sulfobenzoic acid, potassium salt: suspend duty (see S. 1232)
———suspension of duty (see H.R. 2332)
Red pepper and salt mixtures: duty-free treatment of certain (see S. 1883; H.R. 3867)
Resource input subsidies: countervailing duties (see H.R. 2451)
Restaurants: requirements for imported meat and meat food products (see H.R. 2103)
———requirements when serving imported meat and meat food products (see H.R. 2896)
Restrictive trade practices: eliminate (see S. 1862)
———eliminate export financing (see H.R. 3667)
———enforcement of laws to protect U.S. exports and authority for new round of negotiations (see S. 1860; H.R. 3847)
———improve effectivenes of responding mechanism (see S. 1476)
———new round of negotiations (see S. 1865)
———Presidential authority to respond (see S. 1505)
———response to threat of foreign targeting practices (see S. 1864)
———strengthen Nation's competitive position and improve ability to respond (see S. 1545; H.R. 3668)
Romania: compliance with Consular Convention and Protocol as a condition for preferential trade treatment (see S. 1511; H.R. 3175)
———deny most-favored-nation status (see S. 1492)
———President's recommendation to extend certain waiver authority (see H. Res. 234)
———suspend most-favored-nation status (see S. 1817; H.R. 3599, 3701)
Roses: duty (see H.R. 1701)
Saudi Arabia: prohibit sale of certain defense articles and related services (see S.J. Res. 204)
Saudi Arabia prohibit sale of certain defense articles and related services (see S.J. Res. 204)
Secondary butyl chloride: duty (see S. 717; H.R. 1546)
Semiconductor industry: Japanese markets (see S. 1989)
Sheet vinyl flooring: duty (see S. 745)
Shipping industry: international agreement on freight rates and proportional cargo shares for U.S.-flag vessels (see H.R. 3662)
Shoe industry: Presidential decision to deny import relief (see S.J. Res. 233; H.J. Res. 446)
———reduction of detrimental effects of imports (see H.R. 3374)
———tariff classification for pigskin footwear (see H.R. 2303)
———temporary import quotas on nonrubber footwear (see S. 848; H.R. 1973)
Silicone resins: import duty (see S. 579)
Silicone resins and materials: tariff (see H.R. 2186)
Small business: international agreement on tariff and tax preferences (see H. Con. Res. 70)
Smithsonian Institution: prohibit loans and investments in South Africa (see H.R. 2567)
Sodium bicarbonate: rates of duty (see S. 1987; H.R. 4002)
Softwood lumber: 1-year negotiating period with Canada (see S. 982)
———limit importation (see S. 1224)
South Africa: denial of foreign tax credit (see H.R. 1134)
———economic sanctions (see S. 998)
———import restrictions (see H.R. 1135)
———investment restrictions (see H.R. 632)
———prohibit CCC loans, credits, or guarantees (see H.R. 1671)
———prohibit export of, and license for, military equipment to (see H.R. 295)
———prohibit importation of high-carbon ferrochromium (see H.R. 3481)
———prohibit investment (see H.R. 997, 1298)
———prohibit investment of funds contributed by employees to stock bonus, pension, or profit-sharing plans (see H.R. 1357)
———prohibit transportation of agricultural commodities on certain vessels (see H.R. 2746)
———prohibiting export or transfer of nuclear material, equipment, or technology (see H.R. 1133)
———support U.N. resolution on economic sanctions (see H. Res. 255)
———U.S. export controls (see H.R. 501)
———U.S. import and export restrictions (see H.R. 1098)
———U.S. position on apartheid policy (see S. 635)
Soviet Union: long-term sale agreement on agricultural commodities (see S. Res. 103)
Special Trade Management Act: enact (see H.J. Res. 238)
Speedometers: duty on certain, used for execise equipment (see H.R. 2913)
Steel Import Stabilization Act: amend (see S. 11)
Stoves: tariff for certain (see H.R. 3385)
Strategic foreign currency reserve: develop (see S. 1571)
Sugar: eliminate import quotas (see H.R. 1991, 1992)
Sulfapyridine: suspension of duty (see S. 1015; H.R. 2228)
Synthetic rutile: extend suspension of duties (see S. 1769)
———extend suspension of duty (see H.R. 3468)
Tariff: authority of U.S. Trade Representative to implement retaliatory measures proposed by industrial trade partnerships (see S. 1669)
———reform regulations to promote trade (see S. 234)
———repeal item 807.00 relative to certain articles assembled abroad from fabricated components produced in U.S. (see H.R. 2917)
———revocation of certain country under the agreement status (see S. 688)
———surcharge authority to offset costs of defense assistance to certain countries (see H.R. 2015)
———surcharge on imports from certain countries (see S. 906)
———temporary surcharges on all imports to reduce budget deficit (see H.R. 2120)
———trade partnerships (see H.R. 3522)
Tariff Schedules of U.S.: amend headnotes of schedule 3 (see S. 1331)
———amend schedule 3 (see S. 1058; H.R. 2338)
Taxation: financing navigation improvements (see H.R. 46)
———income eligibility for computing section 936 credit (see H.R. 1955)
———prohibit use of worldwide unitary tax method (see S. 687)
———reciprocal sanctions against certain corporations relative to citizens living in a State using worldwide unitary method of taxation (see S. 1845)
Technology: cooperative agreements between industry and federally owned and operated laboratories (see S. 1914)
Telecommunication: identify and reduce barriers to international trade affecting domestic suppliers of equipment and services (see H.R. 3131)
———promote expansion of export of equipment and services (see H.R. 3350, 3438)
Telephones: protect domestic commerce and competition in terminal equipment (see H.R. 2037)
Telescopes: duty for certain not designed for use with infrared light (see H.R. 1737)
Television: duty classification for apparatus and parts (see H.R. 2349)
———tariff classification for apparatus and parts (see S. 1288)
Terrorism: deny most-favored-nation status to certain countries (see S. 1778; H.R. 3661)
———export restrictions for certain countries (see H.R. 3983)
———prohibit importation of goods from certain countries (see H.R. 725)
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act: enact (H.R. 1562), provide for consideration of (see H. Res. 286)
Textile industry: import duties allocated to fund domestic research on modernization of machinery (see H.R. 2871)
Textile industry and fabrics: consideration of H.R. 1562 to achieve objectives of Multi-Fiber Arrangement and promote recovery of domestic industry (see H. Res. 325)
———import growth rates consistent with objectives of the multi-fiber arrangement (see S. 680; H.R. 1562)
———restrictions on U.S. contributions to an international financial institution providing assistance to certain countries (see H.R. 3953)
3.5 dinitro-o-toluamide: suspension of duty (see H.R. 2333)
3, 7-Bis- (dimethylamino)-phenazathionium chloride (methylene blue): suspension of duty (see H.R. 2312)
3,5-dinitro-o-toluamide: suspend duty (see S. 1231)
Tobacco industry: import restrictions (see H.R. 1137)
———restriction on certain pesticide-treated imports (see H.R. 1022)
———restrictions on certain pesticide-treated imports (see S. 67)
Toys: suspension of duty on certain stuffed figures (see H.R. 2335)
Trade Act: amend secs. 301 and 304 (see H.R. 3014)
Trade adjustment assistance: consideration of H.R. 3722, extend certain programs (see H. Res. 317)
———extend certain (see H.R. 3918, 3982, 3993, 3994, 3996, 4006)
———extend certain programs (see H.R. 3722)
———improve efficiency of program (see H.R. 3668)
———increase President's option for granting relief (see S. 1860)
———relief for industry injured by imports (see S. 1863)
Trade Adjustment Assistance Program: extend (see H.R. 3367)
———extend and reform (see S. 1544)
Trade adjustment assistance program: improve (see H.R. 1926)
———temporary extension (see H.R. 3451, 3452)
Trade Emergency and Export Promotion Act: enact (see S. 1449; H.R. 3035)
Trade Law Modernization Act: enact (see S. 1356)
Trade laws: strengthen enforcement of U.S. rights and remedies for workers adversely affected by unfair practices (see H.R. 1859)
Trade Partnership Act: enact (see H.R. 3522)
Trademarks: enhance protection of intellectual property rights (see S. 1647, 1869)
Treaties: limit extension of injury test in countervailing duty cases (see S. 695)
Triphenyl phosphate: suspension of duty (see H.R. 2300)
Trucking: certificate of registration procedures for foreign carriers (see S. 1252; H.R. 2689)
Tubular tin products: waiver of requirements relative to proof of use from date of entry (see S. 1180, 1227; H.R. 2506)
Tuna: country-of-origin marking requirements on imported cans (see H.R. 3400)
———duties on canned products (see H.R. 3610)
———duty (see H.R. 1262)
Tungsten ore: suspend duty (see S. 1014)
———suspension of tariff (see H.R. 2360)
2,2'-oxamido bis-(ethyl 3-(3,5-ditert-butyl-4-hydroxyphenyl)propionate): suspension of duty (see H.R. 2351)
2,4 dichloro-5-sulfamoyl benzoic acide (lasamid): duty (see H.R. 1734)
U.S. agricultural exports: cargo preference requirements (see S. 664)
U.S. dollar: ameliorate adverse economic effects of overvaluation (see H.R. 2934)
———restore competitive rate of exchange (see H.R. 3839)
U.S. Dollar Valuation Board: establish (see H.R. 3771)
U.S. Grain Standards Act: amend (see S. 1121)
U.S. Trade Data Bank: establish (see S. 1829)
U.S. Trade Representative: authority to implement retaliatory measures proposed by industrial trade partnerships (see S. 1669)
———authorize appropriations (see S. 1146)
———trade partnerships (see H.R. 3522)
U.S.-Mexico Bilateral Commission: establish (see H.R. 3199)
U.S.-Mexico Free Trade and Coproduction Zone: establish (see H.R. 3199)
U.S.-Mexico Joint Development Bank: establish (see H.R. 593)
U.S.-South Africa Relations Act: enact (see S. 1228)
Umbrella frames: import duty (see H.R. 1417)
Unfair Competition Act: amend (see H.R. 3269)
Unfair practices: congressional initiative of actions to respond (see H.R. 2115)
———modernize remedies available to affected U.S. producers (see H.R. 1950)
Uranium: Dept. of Commerce certification for NRC import licenses for nuclear source material (see H.R. 3257)
———NRC import licenses for nuclear source material (see H.R. 3257)
———prohibit purchase by executive departments (see H.R. 2094)
Uranium hexafluoride (UF6): duty (see H.R. 2336)
Vacuum flasks: duty on glass inners (see H.R. 3925)
Vegetables: equitable treatment for domestic products (see H.R. 110)
Vinyl flooring: increase duty on imports (see H.R. 705)
Watches: preferential tariff (see H.R. 2028)
Wheat Export Enhancement Act: enact (see H.R. 2077)
White House Conference on International Trade: convene (see H.R. 1929)
Wool: suspension of duty on certain machines (see H.R. 2310)
Wools: duty for certain (see S. 852)
———duty on certain (see H.R. 1696)
Worker adjustment assistance program: extend training and relocation allowances (see H.R. 2912)
Yugoslavia: prohibit export of certain articles or technology (see S. 1897)
———restrictions on import of motor vehicles relative to workers' civil rights (see H.R. 3853)
Books
``Facing Reality—From World Federalism to the CIA'': Cord Meyer (excerpt), 12992 [21MY]
``Fors Clavigera—Letters to the Workmen and Labourers of Great Britain,'' Vol. 1: John Ruskin, 19693 [18JY]
``Stumped'': Ken Drushka (excerpt), 27170-27175 [10OC]
``Trade Talks—America Better Listen!'' (conclusion), 37630-37632 [18DE]
Briefs
Cargo Preference Requirements: Milwaukee, WI, 29442 [29OC]
Broadcasts
Balance of trade: Representative Murtha, 23274 [10SE]
Cables
Agricultural exports promotion: Alexander Haig, 220 [3JA]
U.S. wheat programs: Dept. of State, 11773 [14MY]
Cloture motions
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act: enact (S. 1714), recommit with instructions, 33370 [22NO]
Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (H.R. 1460), 23581 [12SE]
———enact (H.R. 1460), conference report, 23033, 23034 [9SE], 23226 [10SE], 23581 [12SE]
Colloquies
Arms control cooperation agreement between the U.S. and the People's Republic of China: Senator Cohen and Max Adelman, 35300 [9DE]
Commentaries
Japanese trade barriers: Douglas MacArthur II, 8033 [16AP]
Comments
Steel imports and the domestic steel industry, 29369 [29OC]
Communiques
Tax treatment of tourist literature: U.S.-Canadian Governments (excerpt), 14864 [7JN]
Comparisons
Food Security Act: Bedell and Harkin/Alexander amendments, H.R. 2100, 25894 [3OC]
Court decisions
Trade subsidies: Court of International Trade (excerpt), 29099 [25OC]
Declarations
Negotiations with South African Government: Gatsha Buthelezi, 23031 [9SE]
Descriptions
Melcher amendment to the Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act (S. 1714), 29979 [31OC]
Provisions of the Agricultural Trade Enhancement Act (S. 171), 260 [3JA]
Documents
Ban on Import of Goods Produced by Forced Labor (excerpt), 24925 [25SE]
Constitution (excerpt), 31712 [13NO]
GATT (excerpt), 13999 [4JN]
Prohibiting Trade and Certain Other Transactions Involving Nicaragua: President Reagan, 13909 [3JN]
U.S.-People's Republic of China Nuclear Cooperation Agreement (excerpts), 35302, 35309, 35319 [9DE], 36259 [12DE]
Essays
Taiwan as a Stabilizing Force: Theodore R. Milton, 20705 [25JY]
Executive orders
Imports of refined petroleum products from Libya, 32513 [20NO]
Prohibiting trade and certain other transaction involving Nicaragua: President Reagan, 10399 [2MY]
Prohibiting trade and certain other transactions involving South Africa: President Reagan, 23011, 23039 [9SE]
Explanations
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act (H.R. 2100), conference report, 36500-36503 [16DE]
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act (S. 1714)—Lugar/Dole compromise, 30088 [31OC]
Extend application of certain excise taxes, trade adjustment assistance, certain medicare reimbursement provisions, and borrowing authority under the railroad unemployment insurance program (H.R. 3722), 31565 [13NO]
Legislation protecting computer software copyrights (S. 339), 1534 [31JA]
Pesticide Import and Export Act (H.R. 1416), 4546 [5MR]
Factsheets
Fair Export Financing Act (S. 1763), 27277 [10OC]
National Advisory Commission on Rural America, 32258 [18NO]
President's Decision on South Africa Measures, 23012 [9SE]
Softwood Lumber Stabilization Act (S. 1224), 13804 [24MY]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act (S. 680), 5355 [19MR]
Trade Adjustment Assistance Reform and Extension Act, 26253 [4OC]
U.S. Economic Sanctions Against Nicaragua—Domestic and International Legal Basis: Mary W. Ennis, 13909 [3JN]
Forewords
``Distant Neighbors,'' Alan Riding, 5530 [19MR]
History
Smoot-Hawley Tariff, 25586 [2OC]
Letters
Afghanistan most-favored-nation trade status: William L. Ball III, 35336 [9DE]
Agricultural aspects of further continuing appropriations (H.J. Res. 465): several Members of Congress, 37496 [17DE]
Agricultural assistance programs (H.R. 2100): Kenneth R. Rennison, 27045 [9OC]
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act: John R. Block, Sec. of Agriculture, 37583 [18DE]
———U.S. Trade Representative, 37782 [18DE]
Anti-Terrorism Trade Preference Act (H.R. 3661): Representatives Barton and Udall, 37501 [17DE]
Apartheid and violence in South Africa: sundry Representatives (excerpt), 12787 [21MY]
Applications of Japanese firms to become primary dealers of U.S. Government securities: sundry Members of Congress, 31805 [13NO]
Armor-piercing ammunition: (sundry), 36952, 36953 [17DE]
Arms sale to Jordan: Senator Dodd, 28926 [24OC]
Availability of Japanese technical literature to U.S. companies (sundry), 33488 [23NO]
Cargo preference requirement for agricultural exports: sundry farm and export organizations, 5099 [7MR]
Cargo preference requirements: agricultural coalition (excerpt), 29441 [29OC]
———Daniel E. Shaughnessy, 29443 [29OC]
———several organizations, 29434 [29OC]
———William T. Duke, 29734 [30OC]
Compact of Free Association for the Federated States of Micronesia and Marshall Islands (sundry), 20607, 20609, 20623 [25JY]
Cost estimate on ITC appropriation (S. 1146): C.G. Nuckols, 13272 [22MY]
Dept. of Defense review of high-tech exports to non-Communist nations: Representative Don Edwards, 1107 [24JA]
Disinvestment in South Africa: John T. McTernan, 19856 [22JY]
Domestic uranium industry: Ed Herschler, Governor of Wyoming, 16289 [19JN]
———Norman Bangerter, Governor of Utah, 16290 [19JN]
———Walter R. Boris, 16290 [19JN]
DSAA notification of arms sale: Bahrain, 32262 [18NO]
———Canada, 1996 [6FE], 10559 [6MY], 14422 [5JN]
———China, People's Republic of, 27301 [10OC]
———Coordination Council for North American Affairs, 19031 [15JY]
———East Asian country, 2510 [19FE], 15032 [10JN], 23248 [10SE]
———Egypt, 10559 [6MY], 30717 [6NO], 36461 [13DE]
———European country, 9649 [26AP]
———Federal Republic of Germany, 23069 [9SE], 23246 [10SE]
———France, 4515 [5MR]
———Germany, Federal Republic of, 806 [22JA], 15031 [10JN]
———Great Britain, 16978 [24JN], 23246 [10SE]
———Japan, 4516 [5MR], 16044 [18JN], 21484 [30JY]
———Jordan, 28593-28595 [23OC]
———Korea, Republic of, 1996 [6FE], 10368 [2MY], 11062 [8MY], 20512 [25JY], 30326 [1NO]
———Middle Eastern Country, 24668 [23SE]
———Middle Eastern country, 5331 [18MR], 9649 [26AP], 25392 [1OC], 27565 [15OC], 28207 [21OC], 33432 [22NO]
———Netherlands, 25318 [30SE]
———Northeast Asian country, 806 [22JA], 9649 [26AP], 10369 [2MY], 19032 [15JY]
———northeast Asian country, 35118 [6DE], 36464 [13DE]
———Oman, 27565 [15OC]
———Pakistan, 7823 [15AP], 10558 [6MY], 14205 [4JN], 23251 [10SE], 24960 [25SE]
———Republic of China, 2513 [19FE], 4516 [5MR]
———Republic of Korea, 23246 [10SE], 36452 [13DE]
———Saudi Arabia, 3436 [25FE], 7822 [15AP], 10367 [2MY], 36461 [13DE]
———Singapore, 16305 [19JN], 19031 [15JY], 36452 [13DE]
———Southeast Asia, 14423 [5JN]
———Southeast Asian country, 32262 [18NO]
———Southwest Asian country, 5331 [18MR], 9649 [26AP], 11061 [8MY], 23068 [9SE]
———Spain, 5333 [18MR], 5479 [19MR], 12352 [16MY]
———State of United Arab Emirates, 3436 [25FE]
———(sundry), 1079 [24JA]
———Switzerland, 12352 [16MY]
———Thailand, 7822 [15AP], 19031 [15JY]
———Turkey, 808 [22JA], 19611 [18JY], 26787 [8OC], 38783 [20DE]
———United Kingdom, 13276 [22MY]
DSAA notification of arms sales: Japan, 22825 [14AU]
———Northwest Asian country, 22822 [14AU]
———Norway, 22824 [14AU]
———Republic of Korea, 12667 [20MY]
———Southwest Asian country, 22822 [14AU]
Duty importation status on sodium bromine: Representative Rostenkowski, 10593 [6MY]
———William E. Brock, U.S. Trade Representative, 10593 [6MY]
Economic crisis in the textile industry: Bob Tribble, 7110 [2AP]
Economic sanctions against South Africa and its system of racial apartheid: Representative Roth, 12745 [21MY]
Enhance U.S. foreign trade in telecommunications (S. 942): CBO, 34019 [3DE]
Establish an Ad Hoc Committee on Trade: Representative Bonker, 31213 [7NO]
Executive order prohibiting trade with South Africa: President Reagan, 23011 [9SE]
Export Administration Act amendments: sundry, 8011 [16AP]
Export control laws: U.S. Customs Service (excerpt), 17739 [27JN]
Extension of voluntary trade restraints on automobiles: Senators Boren and Danforth, 2750 [20FE]
Fair Export Financing Act (S. 1763): Dept. of the Treasury, 27278 [10OC]
Foreign goods produced by forced labor: William J. Casey, CIA Director, 30980 [7NO]
GATT and the antidumping code: Peter D. Ehrenhaft, 747-749 [22JA]
Good neighbor policy in Central America: Munson Hinman, 13864 [24MY]
Guidelines for farm legislation: President Reagan, 29152 [25OC]
How Japan plays when the chips are on the table, 21463 [30JY]
Impact of imports on textile industry: President Reagan, 17324 [26JN]
Impact of steel imports: American Iron and Steel Institute, 29369 [29OC]
Impact of textile imports: Senators Chafee, Danforth, and Roth, 20332 [24JY]
Import of copper wire: Camden Wire Co., 25757 [2OC]
Import quotas: President Reagan (excerpt), 31716 [13NO]
———Representative Jenkins, 31721 [13NO]
Import relief for the American shoe industry: sundry Members of Congress, 5632 [19MR]
Importation of Canadian wood products: Idaho Forest Industries, Inc., 8939 [23AP]
———Roger D. Johnson, 8939 [23AP]
———Royce Satterlee, 8938 [23AP]
Importation of furskins from Soviet Union (S. 1809): Malcolm Baldrige, Sec. of Commerce, 29749 [30OC]
Improving the availability of Japanese technical literature to U.S. companies and researchers: Lawrence A. Fox, 19911 [22JY]
Injury test under countervailing duty laws: Senators Danforth, Heinz, and Long, 5454 [19MR]
Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration (S. 1828), 30579 [5NO]
International dollar trading: SCI Financial Group, Inc., 7527 [3AP]
Japanese automobile export restraint: Dept. of Commerce, 7170 [2AP]
Japanese trade policy toward Israel: Edward L. Koch, 38692 [19DE]
Japanese trade practices: Rudolph G. Penner, 18310 [10JY]
———Senator Cranston, 17579 [27JN]
Jordan arms sale: Senator Lugar, 31351 [12NO]
Made in America Act (H.R. 1050): Chrysler Corp. (excerpt), 2865 [20FE]
———Highland Chrysler-Plymouth-Imports, Grand Rapids, MI, 2865 [20FE]
Maritime tax reform initiatives (sundry), 30750-30753 [6NO]
Most-favored-nation trading status for Romania: several Representatives, 19719 [18JY]
Multifiber arrangement: President Reagan, 25589 [2OC]
Oil and gas industry exploration and development: John L. Copeland, 28207 [21OC]
Oil import: Senator Boren, 36215 [12DE]
OPIC activities: Craig A. Nalen, 8356 [18AP]
Philippine sugar quota: Hugh Scott, 33342 [22NO]
Prohibiting trade and certain other transactions involving Nicaragua: President Reagan, 13909 [3JN]
Prohibition on trade with Libya: Senator Specter, 7366, 7367 [3AP]
———W. Tapley Bennett, Jr., 7366 [3AP]
Proposed arms sale to Saudi Arabia: several Senators, 2438 [19FE]
Proposed import quotas on footwear: Tradehome Shoe Stores, Inc., 22695 [1AU]
Protection of intellectual property rights: Donald W. Banner, 32811 [20NO]
Protection of U.S. intellectual property rights: several Senators, 20523 [25JY]
Reagan administration's proposal to terminate the Export-Import Bank's direct loan program: National Association of Manufacturers (sundry), 12987 [21MY]
Repayment of shippers subsidies: Representative Daub, 14603 [6JN]
Restrictions on operation of U.S. shipping containers over Japanese roads: Paul B. Williamson, Jr., 17573 [27JN]
Restructuring of the oil industry: Representative Florio, 13700 [23MY]
Speak out against discrimination: Bob Kinsey, 25055 [26SE]
Steel import program: President Reagan, 17079 [25JN]
———Senator Heinz, 17079 [25JN]
Stresses and strains in the international financial system: Bay Area International Forum review of 1983-84 committee hearings (sundry), 11556-11571 [9MY]
Sugar imports: Senator Inouye, 29693 [30OC]
Support of legislation protecting computer software copyrights (S. 339): Association of Data Processing Service Organizations, 1535 [31JA]
Surcharge on Japanese imports (excerpt), 7210 [2AP]
Tariff treatment of Brazilian alcohol exported to the U.S.: Diego C. Asencio, 23423 [11SE]
Telecommunications Trade Act (H.R. 3131): Electronic Industries Association, 22689 [1AU]
Temporary import surcharge: House Wednesday Group, 23137 [10SE]
———Representative Clinger, 23136, 23137 [10SE]
———U.S. Trade Representative, 23136 [10SE]
Textile and apparel imports: Rudolph Penner (excerpt), 28960 [24OC]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act: Embassy of Sweden, 38665 [19DE]
———(excerpt), 16810 [21JN]
———Harold Washington, 27078 [10OC]
———sundry, 27085 [10OC]
———W. Booth Gardner, Governor of Wasington, 27096 [10OC]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act (H.R. 1562): ASEAN Washington Committee, Royal Thai Embassy, 19535 [17JY]
———Clayton Yeutter, 33682 [2DE], 33718 [3DE]
———Han Xu, 33685 [2DE]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act (S. 680): Economic Policy Council, 17325 [26JN]
Textile imports: April Jeffries, 26360 [7OC]
———Bernice Ratliff, 26360 [7OC]
———Cedric Spencer, 26361 [7OC]
———Jacqueline Teal, 26360 [7OC]
———Janie M. McQueen, 26361 [7OC]
———Jason W. Gainey, 26360 [7OC]
———Jessica M. Teal, 26360 [7OC]
———Kevin Cox, 26361 [7OC]
———Marcella A. Burch, 26360 [7OC]
———Nancy Oliver, 26361 [7OC]
———Quincy Pegues, 26361 [7OC]
———Robby Hannah, 26360 [7OC]
———Ronald Edwards, 26360 [7OC]
———Shanica D. Hannah, 26361 [7OC]
———Shineka Merriman, 26361 [7OC]
———Stacy A. Smith, 26360 [7OC]
———Stephanie M. Mills, 26360 [7OC]
———Tasha Little, 26361 [7OC]
———Timothy Johnson, 26360 [7OC]
———Wendy M. Pruitt, 26360 [7OC]
Textile/apparel trade deficit, imports, reach new record levels, 33849 [3DE]
Trade Adjustment Assistance Act: Allomatic Industries, Inc., 7250 [2AP]
———DEMACO, 7250 [2AP]
———Dependable Knitwear, Inc., 7250 [2AP]
Trade Adjustment Assistance Program: AFL-CIO, 21741 [31JY]
Trade Adjustment Assistance Program (S. 1544): National Retail Merchants Association, 26252 [4OC]
Trade crisis: John M. Culbertson (excerpt), 30496 [5NO]
Trade deficit: E.P. Ho, 31683 [13NO]
Trade dispute settlement under the GATT and Tokyo Round agreements: Senator Wilson, 25388 [1OC]
Trade policy: several Members of Congress, 18884 [11JY], 29082 [25OC]
———Yasuhiro Nakasone, 29082 [25OC]
Trade sanctions against Nicaragua: National Grange, 14933 [7JN]
Transfer of nuclear technology to South Africa: Donald P. Hodel, Sec. of Energy, 2467 [19FE]
———several Senators, 2468 [19FE]
U.S. China Agreement on the Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy: Michael H. Armacost, 35963 [11DE]
U.S. participation in International Jute Organization: Robert F. Turner, 4615 [6MR]
U.S. trade deficit and national defense: George Watson, for the Ferroalloys Association, 1479 [31JA]
U.S.-Canadian trade policy: Brian Mulroney, 34393, 34395 [5DE]
U.S.-Japan trade deficit: Senators Riegle and Eagleton, 344 [3JA]
Upgrading of defense equipment sold to foreign countries: Philip C. Gast, 12072 [15MY]
———Senator Glenn, 12072 [15MY]
Urge Canada to discontinue excise tax on tourist literature (H. Con. Res. 241), 34809 [5DE]
Urging cancellation of U.S.-U.S.S.R. Joint Commercial Commission meeting: Senator Humphrey, 10926 [8MY]
Wheat programs: several Senators, 21699 [31JY]
Lists
Cosponsors of S.J. Res. 223, opposing arms sale to Jordan, 28375 [22OC]
Cosponsors of the Cochran amendment to the Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act (S. 1714), 29429 [29OC]
Cosponsors of the Made in America Act (H.R. 1050), 2265 [7FE]
Cosponsors of the Thurmond textile amendment to S.J. Res. 77 (granting approval of the Compact of Free Association), 25605 [2OC]
Information and Telecommunications Technologies Group, 22689 [1AU]
Locations of J.P. Stevens & Co., Inc. plants up for sale, 18322 [10JY]
Mexico-U.S. trade relations improvement proposals, 5529 [19MR]
Organizations supporting the Cochran amendment to the Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act (S. 1714), 29430 [29OC]
Senate sponsors of S. Res. 177, opposing sale of arms to Jordan, 15282 [12JN]
Supporters of the Harkin amendment to the Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act (S. 1714), 33282 [22NO]
Memorandums
Cargo Preference Compromise: John R. Block, Sec. of Agriculture, 29286 [28OC]
Congressional Budget Resolutions, 19675 [18JY]
Eprom Leadership—Hitachi Is Unbeatable, 17612 [27JN]
Proposed World Trade Center, Boston, MA: Dept. of Commerce (excerpt), 31812 [13NO]
Memorials of legislature
Alabama, 1507 [31JA]
Alaska, 23759 [13SE]
California, 3422, 3426 [25FE], 18856 [11JY], 19596 [18JY], 21278 [29JY], 23755, 23756 [13SE], 25279 [30SE], 27963 [17OC], 28316 [22OC], 29479, 29480 [29OC]
Deficit: California, 23755 [13SE]
English name of country of origin on imported commodities or their containers: California, 23756 [13SE]
Guam, 4452 [5MR]
Hawaii, 5987 [21MR], 7027 [2AP], 7612 [4AP], 7813 [15AP]
Illinois, 32888 [20NO]
Kansas, 9439 [25AP]
Kentucky, 647 [21JA]
Louisiana, 20936 [29JY], 22978 [5SE], 23846, 23847 [16SE]
Marshall Islands, 22898 [4SE]
Massachusetts, 462 [3JA], 4812 [7MR]
Micronesia, 17036 [25JN], 23845 [16SE]
Nevada, 17038 [25JN]
New York, 21278 [29JY]
Oklahoma, 22898 [4SE], 23759 [13SE]
Oregon, 10023 [1MY]
Palau, 16413 [19JN]
Pennsylvania, 10695 [7MY]
South Carolina, 9938 [30AP], 10023 [1MY], 16123 [18JN]
Texas, 20476 [25JY]
Textile and apparel industries: Sylacauga, AL, City Council, 1507 [31JA]
Utah, 7814 [15AP], 22263 [1AU]
Virgin Islands, 16251 [19JN]
Messages
CCC Report: President Reagan, 11829 [14MY]
Continuation of Export Regulations: President Reagan, 6683 [28MR]
Developments Under Automotive Products Trade Act: President Reagan, 18013 [8JY]
Executive Department and Agency Activities Toward Preventing Nuclear Proliferation: President Reagan, 2473 [19FE]
Extension of Authority To Waive Certain Provisions of the Trade Act: President Reagan, 14155 [4JN]
Free Trade Area Between U.S. and Israel: President Reagan, 9674 [29AP]
Krugerrand Importation Ban: President Reagan, 25362 [1OC]
National Emergency With Respect to Nicaragua: President Reagan, 10091 [1MY]
Sale of North Slope Oil to Canada: President Reagan, 15929 [17JN]
Sanctions Against Nicaragua: President Reagan, 30051 [31OC]
Sanctions Against South Africa: President Reagan, 23039 [9SE]
U.S. Security Interests and Certain Arms Agreements: President Reagan, 15021 [10JN]
Veto, Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act (H.R. 1562): President Reagan, 37477 [17DE]
Veto of H.R. 1562 Relative to Textile Imports: President Reagan, 37523 [18DE]
Motion
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act: enact (S. 1714), recommit with instructions, 30087 [31OC]
Notices
Hearings on possible U.S. actions in response to quantitative restrictions maintained by the Government of Japan on imports of leather and leather footwear, 31784-31785 [13NO]
Outlines
Farm and Market Recovery Act (S. 843), 7254 [3AP]
Pamphlets
Industry and Independence—Or Liquidation and Dependence?: Courtney Burton, Jr., 36219-36221 [12DE]
Restrictions on Imports—An Answer to U.S. Trade Problems?, 20870-20872 [29JY]
Papers
Canadian Lumber Subsidies: Gary Hufbauer (excerpt), 27169 [10OC]
Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations: Adam Smith, 27082 [10OC]
Long-Term Agricultural Policy: Dept. of Agriculture, 3193-3201 [22FE]
Protectionism and the Coming of World War III: William C. Rogers, 38704-38705 [19DE]
U.S. Automobile Industry and an Assessment of Japanese Voluntary Restraint Agreements: ITC, 3469-3471 [25FE]
Petitions
Antidisinvestment: Inkatha (black South African political organization), 23031 [9SE]
Balance of trade: Melbourne, Australia, citizen, 6471 [27MR]
Canadian unfair trade practices in forest products: South Carolina Commission of Forestry, 18858 [11JY]
Central America: Central Southeast Ohio Association, United Church of Christ, 22899 [4SE]
Economic Interdependence and Alliance Security: North Atlantic Assembly, 14970 [10JN]
Footwear industry: Brazil, 18516 [10JY]
Foreign policy: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, 20476 [25JY]
Foreign relations: South Florida Americans for Democratic Action, 24581 [20SE]
Investments in South Africa: Commission on Human Relations, Baltimore, MD, 14970 [10JN]
Open trading systems: U.S. Council for International Business, 462 [3JA]
Peaceful solution to South Africa problem: Macon, GA, City Council, 23847 [16SE]
Policy on Investments in Firms Doing Business in the Republic of South Africa: East Bay, CA, Municipal Utility District, 7713 [4AP]
Requesting review of U.S. support of moratorium on whaling: Taiji, Japan, Whaling OB Association, 18274 [9JY]
———Taiji, Japan, citizens, 18274 [9JY]
South Africa: Shelby County, TN, Board of Commissioners, 24615 [23SE], 24666 [23SE]
South Africa economic sanctions: Memphis, TN, City Council, 29515 [29OC]
Sugar support: Hawaii County, HI, County Council, 5989 [21MR]
Support trade embargo against Nicaragua: Miami, FL, City Commission, 12686 [20MY], 12938 [21MY], 13897 [3JN]
Textile and apparel industries: Sylacauga, AL, City Council, 612 [7JA]
Textile and apparel trade: Democrat Party of Thailand, 22900 [4SE]
———House of Representatives of Thailand, 22900 [4SE]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act: Cumberland County, NC, Board of Commissioners, 23846 [16SE]
Trade policy: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, 20476 [25JY]
U.S. involvement in Central America: Canberra, A.C.T., Australian Parliament, 10696 [7MY]
Platform plank
Tourism Industry: Republican Party, 1570 [31JA]
Poems
``Oils Well That Ends Well'', 7581 [4AP]
Polls of opinion
Foreign trade policy: Michigan residents, 18392 [10JY]
Press releases
Thurmond greatly disappointed in veto of textile bill, hopes Congress will override, 37523 [18DE]
Trade Adjustment Assistance Reform and Extension Act, 26253 [4OC]
Provisions
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act (H.R. 2100): conference report, 37601, 37617-37620 [18DE]
Questions and answers
Agricultural Adjustment Act (S. 501), 3185-3193 [22FE]
Nuclear cooperation agreement between the U.S. and the People's Republic of China: Senator Cohen to Lewis Dunn, 36256 [12DE]
Remarks in House
Acid rain: threat to national parks, 11164 [8MY]
Afghanistan: deny most-favored-nation trading status (H.R. 2520), 12708 [21MY], 15770 [13JN]
AFL-CIO's Free Trade Union Institute: development of labor unions abroad, 27749 [16OC]
Agricultural commodities: application of antidumping and counterveiling duty statutes relative to raw products (H.R. 3328), 24213 [18SE]
Agricultural Conservation Easement Act: enact (H.R. 3557), 32902 [20NO]
Agricultural Credit and Rural Development Act: enact (H.R. 2107), 8475 [18AP]
Agricultural Export Expansion Act: enact (H.R. 1517), 5506 [19MR], 5924 [20MR], 7111 [2AP], 11947 [15MY]
Agricultural exports: cargo preference requirements, 5506 [19MR]
———cargo preference requirements (H.R. 1612), 5913 [20MR]
———establish credit revolving fund (H.R. 2105), 8330 [17AP]
Agricultural markets: establish a market to develop, maintain, and expand (H.R. 2104), 8330 [17AP]
Agricultural Trade Enhancement Act: enact, 11701 [14MY]
Agriculture: assessment of export displacement, 26009 [3OC]
———assistance programs (H.R. 2100), 24227, 24273-24279 [19SE], 24521-24530, 24532-24564 [20SE], 24597 [20SE], 24796 [24SE], 24877, 24886 [24SE], 24970-25038 [26SE], 25230 [26SE], 25323 [30SE], 25418-25467 [1OC], 25726-25736 [2OC], 25782 [2OC], 25889 [3OC], 25965 [7OC], 26028 [8OC], 26030 [7OC], 26035 [4OC]-26096 [3OC], 26143 [3OC], 26425-26465 [7OC], 26529 [8OC], 26532, 26546 [9OC]-26581, 26655 [8OC], 26665 [10OC]-26668 [8OC], 27032, 27038, 27045 [9OC], 27340 [10OC], 35821 [10DE], 38725 [19DE]
———cargo preference program authority, 26002 [3OC]
———commodities price support program, 4104 [28FE]
———develop a program to counteract foreign export subsidies, 25969 [3OC]
———economic crisis, 37492-37494, 37496 [17DE]
———establish a barter program, 26007 [3OC]
———exempt exports from cargo preference requirements, 25974-25999 [3OC]
———expand overseas markets (H.R. 2000), 8214 [17AP]
———implement grant program for the establishment and operation of international trade development centers to enhance exportation (H.R. 2315), 9989 [1MY]
———improve exports, 1848 [6FE]
———improve quality of grain exports by eliminating dockage at port location (H.R. 1206), 3072 [21FE]
———market expansion (H.R. 1965), 7484 [3AP], 20685 [25JY]
———policy, 26008 [3OC]
———prevent expenditures that would displace exports of U.S. commodities, 26009 [3OC]
———revise GATT rules relative to export subsidies (H. Res. 260), 22957 [5SE]
———sales agreements, 26010 [3OC]
———study economic impact of import barriers on exports, 26008 [3OC]
———trade surplus commodities for petroleum and strategic minerals (H.R. 1766), 6493 [27MR]
———U.S. competition in world market, 27152-27157 [10OC]
———U.S. policy, 17396 [26JN], 22971 [5SE]
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act: enact (H.R. 2100), 35821 [10DE]
———enact (H.R. 2100), appointment of conferees, 34511 [5DE]
———enact (H.R. 2100), conference report, 37773-37803 [18DE]
———enact (H.R. 2100), consideration of conference report, 36754 [16DE]
———enact (H.R. 2100), correcting enrollment (H. Con. Res. 264), 38107 [19DE]
Agriculture Export Trade Equity Act: enact (H.R. 201), 8519 [18AP]
AID: coordination with Eximbank's tied aid credit program (H.R. 3515), 30179 [1NO]
Airlines: require serving of U.S. products on U.S.-flag (H.R. 2848), 17015 [24JN]
Alaska: ban oil exports from Cook Inlet (H.R. 3817), 38806 [20DE]
Aluminum industry: market access, 21492 [30JY]
American business: effect of import restrictions by foreign countries, 19467 [17JY]
American Footwear Industry Recovery Act: enact, 7675 [4AP]
———enact (H.R. 1973), 22882 [9SE]
American Trade Reform Act: enact (H.R. 3813), 32890 [20NO]
Antigua: efforts to attract foreign investment, 22718 [1AU]
———provide for economic support funds, 21640, 21647 [30JY]
Anti-Terrorism Trade Preference Act: enact (H.R. 3661), 37500 [17DE]
Armor-piercing bullets: regulate manufacture and importation (H.R. 13), 435 [3JA], 4959 [7MR]
Arms control: cooperation agreement between the U.S. and the People's Republic of China (S.J. Res. 238), 35958-35981 [11DE]
———purchase of discounted automobiles by Geneva negotiators, 4956 [7MR]
Auto efficiency standards: remove administration's authority to lower (H.R. 1425), 12699 [20MY]
Automation and robotics: role in U.S. businesses, 28013 [17OC]
Automobile Gray Market Act: enact (H.R. 1006), 2014 [6FE]
Automobile Strategy and Stability Act: enact (H.R. 1060), 2302 [7FE]
Barbuda: provide for economic support funds, 21640, 21647 [30JY]
Barter Promotion Act: enact (H.R. 1766), 6493 [27MR]
Bicycle parts: suspend duty on certain (H.R. 2298), 10182 [1MY]
Boston, MA: proposed world trade center, 31812 [13NO]
Brazil: impact of ethanol imports, 25971 [3OC]
———strip of right to pursue an injury determination in countervailing duty cases (H.R. 2841), 17975 [27JN]
———tariff treatment of ethanol, 23419-23426 [11SE]
———U.S. trade relations, 23140 [10SE]
Budget: deficit, 22957 [5SE]
———Democratic Trade Task Force recommendations to reduce deficit, 27770 [17OC]
———impact of deficit, 27575 [16OC]
———reduce deficit, 23119 [9SE]
Budget deficit: effects on foreign trade, 19614, 19615, 19616, 19619, 19675 [18JY], 20827 [26JY]
———proposed economic effects, 20827 [26JY]
Business: modernize the remedies available to U.S. producers against unfair and injurious trade practices (H.R. 3777), 32451 [19NO]
Camden Wire Co., NY: impact of imports, 25756 [2OC]
Canada: efforts to equalize trade relationship (H. Con. Res. 136), 10403 [2MY], 10913 [7MY]
———limit lumber imports (H.R. 1088), 5965 [21MR]
———limit lumber imports (H.R. 1648), 5965-5967 [21MR]
———provide for the temporary admission to the U.S. of operators of motor common carriers (H.R. 3236), 22931 [4SE]
———urge to discontinue excise tax on tourist literature (H. Con. Res. 241), 34796, 34798, 34808, 34812 [5DE], 36329 [12DE]
Canadian free trade zone: establish, 25659 [2OC]
Canadian Softwood Import Control Act: enact (H.R. 1088), 2242 [7FE]
Canned tuna: equalize duties (H.R. 3610), 28721 [23OC]
Cargo preference law: impact of proposed changes, 11241 [9MY]
Cargo preference laws: application, 12710 [21MY]
Caribbean Basin: require countries to share tax information, 7685 [4AP]
Caribbean nations: U.S. policy, 19282 [16JY], 32897 [20NO]
Cement: impact of imports, 34030 [3DE]
Central America: U.S. policy, 13864 [24MY]
China, People's Republic of: early childhood educational exchange, 7702, 7711 [4AP]
———multinational agreement on U.S. exports of technology, 37866 [18DE]
———nuclear exports, 29057, 29070 [24OC]
———policy toward the Republic of China, 20693, 20705 [25JY]
———U.S. policy, 18074 [8JY], 18271 [9JY], 36807 [16DE]
China, Republic of: policy toward People's Republic of, 20693, 20705 [25JY]
———U.S. policy, 18074 [8JY], 18271 [9JY]
———Zenith Electronics Corp. television trade agreement, 18073 [8JY]
Clinker: impact of imports, 34030 [3DE]
Coal Export Enhancement Act: enact, 2047 [6FE]
Coal industry: U.S. exports to the Pacific Rim, 30937 [6NO]
Coins and coinage: mint gold for world market (H.R. 1640), 22551 [14AU]
Columbia/Snake Customs District: funding, 22810 [1AU]
Commission on Industrial Competitiveness: results of report on international competitiveness, 5029 [7MR]
Committee on Trade (Ad Hoc): establish, 31213 [7NO]
Communist countries: disapprove recommendation to extend certain waiver authority under the Trade Act (H.R. 3057), 20157 [23JY]
———stop all credit and loans (H.R. 97), 32276 [18NO]
Compact of Free Association: approve (H.J. Res. 187), 20602, 20605-20628, 20629-20661 [25JY]
———approve (H.J. Res. 187), technical corrections, 20662 [25JY]
Compensatory financing facility: abolition (H. Res. 126), 7579 [4AP]
Competition: improve position of domestic industries (H.R. 2373), 10688 [7MY]
———improve position of domestic industries (H.R. 2376), 10688 [7MY]
Competitive America Trade Reform Act: enact, 36187 [12DE]
Competitive Exchange Rate Act (H.R. 3839): enact, 33840 [3DE]
Competitive Shipping and Shipbuilding Act: enact (H.R. 2573), 12794 [21MY]
Comprehensive Trade Law Reform Act: enact (H.R. 2809), 16446 [19JN]
Continental Africa Chamber of Commerce: information resource for trade issues, 27325 [10OC]
Cook Inlet, AK: export of domestic oil, 29318 [29OC]
Cooperative League of USA: anniversary, 9558 [25AP]
Coordinating Committee on Export Controls: authority to assign members and advisers to U.S. delegation, 11251-11258 [9MY]
Copper industry: abolish compensatory financing facility of the IMF, 7770 [4AP]
Corporations: allow U.S. injured by foreign trade practices to appeal to Federal courts (H.R. 3014), 19689-19693 [18JY]
———impact of hostile takeovers, 11172 [8MY]
Countervailing duty laws: define natural resource subsidies (H.R. 2345), 10214 [2MY]
Court of International Trade: changes in the law, 9354 [24AP]
———participation of judges in judicial conferences (H.R. 2183), 35182 [9DE]
Cuba: end trade embargo and establish full diplomatic relations, 480 [3JA]
Customs duty: provide exporters opportunity to use alternative method (H.R. 2334), 10389 [2MY]
Customs Service: effects of budget cuts on foreign trade program, 12990 [21MY]
Dairy industry: diversion program, 16447 [19JN]
———price support program, 24037 [17SE]
———proposed diversion program, 24597 [20SE]
———proposed import quotas, 24877 [24SE]
Dairy supports: proposals, 24037 [17SE]
Dairy Unity Act: enact (H.R. 2100), 26035 [4OC]
Deferred payment sales: tax treatment of imputed interest, 12999 [21MY]
Deficit, 8433 [18AP], 12552 [20MY], 14313-14314 [5JN], 15376 [12JN], 21497 [30JY], 22519 [1AU], 23493, 23494, 23495 [12SE], 23863, 23864, 23865, 23903 [17SE], 24228 [19SE], 24405 [19SE], 30121 [1NO], 38086, 38087 [19DE]
———economic impact, 16055 [18JN]
———impact, 1676-1680 [4FE], 1849 [6FE], 10366 [2MY], 14570 [6JN]
———increase, 13877 [3JN]
———reduce, 22838, 22840, 22878 [4SE], 22957 [5SE], 23136 [10SE], 23493, 23494, 23495 [12SE]
———U.S. policy, 19398 [17JY], 24513, 24514, 24515 [20SE], 24611-24614 [23SE], 25046 [26SE], 25224 [26SE], 29053 [24OC], 37187 [17DE]
Democratic Party: proposed import quotas, 25224 [26SE]
Democratic Task Force on Trade: recommendations, 28259 [22OC]
Dept. of Agriculture: extend dairy price support and food stamp programs (S. 1851), 31882 [18NO]
Dept. of Commerce: establish a U.S. Design Council (H.R. 3514), 26508 [7OC]
Dept. of Commerce and Trade: establish (H.R. 3265), 23484 [11SE]
Dept. of Defense: procurement of foreign-made machine tools, 17494 [26JN]
Dept. of Trade: establish (H.R. 1679), 5952 [21MR]
Dept. of Treasury, Postal Service, Executive Office of the President, and certain independent agencies: making appropriations (H.R. 3036), waiving certain points of order (H. Res. 236), 20792 [26JY]
Developing countries: trade policy, 7104 [2AP]
Domestic coal industry: impact of foreign imports, 8517 [18AP]
Drug exports: establish conditions (H.R. 3995), 38724 [19DE], 38808, 38813 [20DE]
Drug trafficking: further define Customs Service jurisdiction (H.R. 2132), 8522 [18AP]
Eagle: pocketknife promoted to commemorate U.S. symbol made in Japan, 6877 [28MR]
Economic conditions: impact of deficit, 4004 [28FE]
———impact of trade deficits, 26924 [9OC]
———national objectives, 30919 [6NO]
———national policy, 3360-3367 [25FE]
———proposals, 23123 [9SE]
———U.S. productivity, 30444 [4NO]
Economic Cooperation Council: establish (H.R. 1858), 6911 [1AP]
Economic Growth and Debt Reduction Act: enact (H.R. 2120), 8430 [18AP]
Economic summit: results, 10505 [6MY], 10613 [7MY]
Egypt: foster more widespread availability of satellite television viewing (H.R. 1769), 8081 [16AP], 30623 [5NO]
El Salvador: U.S. policy, 11905 [14MY], 13335 [22MY]
Employment: impact of imports, 12707 [21MY], 35175 [9DE]
Equitable Automobile Transportation Act: enact (H.R. 3655), 29789 [30OC]
Ethanol: duty-free imports, 23425 [18SE]
Ethiopia: trade sanctions, 17529 [26JN]
———trade sanctions (H.J. Res. 324), 17915 [27JN]
Ethyl alcohol: import duties (H.R. 1720), 6472 [27MR]
European Community: impact on U.S. trade of the enlargement (H.J. Res. 341), 19273 [16JY]
———projected effects of enlargement on agricultural exports, 25226 [26SE]
———trade impact, 19396 [17JY]
European Economic Community: export subsidies, 28723 [23OC]
Exchange rates: debate on conventional international floating system, 20398 [24JY]
Eximbank: coordination with AID's tied aid credit program (H.R. 3515), 30179 [1NO]
Export: imporove control over mixed credit practices by foreign countries (H.R. 3296), 23687 [12SE]
———improve control over mixed credit practices by foreign countries (H.R. 3296), 23687 [12SE]
Export Administration Act: extend, 8012 [16AP]
———extend (S. 883), appointment of conferees, 16557 [20JN]
———extend (S. 883), conference report, 17738-17742 [27JN]
———extend (S. 883), H.R. 1786 laid on the table, 8012 [16AP]
———reauthorization, 32497 [19NO]
———reauthorizing appropriations (H.R. 1786), 7986 [16AP]
———reauthorizing (H.R. 1786), 8000-8012 [16AP]
———reauthorizing (H.R. 1786), S. 883 passed in lieu, 8012 [16AP]
———renew, 485 [3JA]
Export financing: provide competitive (H.R. 1857), 6911 [1AP]
Export-import policy: imbalance, 6510 [27MR], 8031 [16AP], 8215 [17AP], 11706 [14MY], 11946 [15MY], 12707 [21MY], 15471 [12JN], 18083 [9JY], 18392 [10JY], 18705 [11JY], 22521, 22523 [1AU], 23136 [10SE], 28739 [24OC], 29316 [29OC], 29802 [31OC], 36540 [16DE]
———imbalance, congressional delegation report, 18713-18718 [11JY]
Exports: improve control over mixed credit practices by foreign countries (H.R. 3296), 28606 [23OC]
Fair Foreign Trade Practices Act: enact, 15550 [13JN]
———enact (H.R. 2607), 13865 [24MY]
———enact (H.R. 2697), 29555 [29OC]
Fair Furniture Trade Act: enact (H.R. 3641), 29774 [30OC]
Fair Rate of Exchange Act: enact (H.R. 2934), 18292 [9JY]
Fair Rate of Exchange Act (H.R. 2934): cosponsor, 18958 [15JY]
Fair trade: promote, 5952 [21MR]
Fair Trade Act: enact (H.R. 1944), 7565 [3AP]
Fair Trade in Agriculture Act: enact, 2040 [6FE]
Fair Trade in Ferroalloys Act: enact (H.R. 976), 1845 [6FE], 2020 [6FE]
Farm Policy Reform Act: enact, 25323 [30SE]
Farmland Protection Policy Act: amend, 27032 [9OC]
Federal Coal Export Commission: establish, 18596 [11JY]
———establish (H.R. 1555), 22815 [1AU]
Federal Industrial Loan Corp.: establish (H.R. 1858), 6911 [1AP]
Federal Science and Technology Transfer Act: enact (H.R. 1572), 5602 [19MR]
Ferroalloy industry: preservation (H.R. 976), 1845 [6FE]
Firearms: regulate importation, manufacture, and sale of armor-piercing ammunition (H.R. 3132), 36945-36956 [17DE]
Firearms Owners' Protection Act: enact, 1847 [6FE]
Food: exports, 6903 [28MR]
Food, Trade and Development Act: enact, 7543 [3AP]
Food Security Act: enact, 7577 [4AP]
———enact (H.R. 2100), 24227, 24273-24279 [19SE], 24521-24530, 24532-24564 [20SE], 24597 [20SE], 24796 [24SE], 24877, 24886 [24SE], 24970-25038 [26SE], 25230 [26SE], 25323 [30SE], 25418-25467 [1OC], 25726-25736 [2OC], 25782 [2OC], 25889 [3OC], 25965 [7OC], 26028 [8OC], 26030 [7OC], 26035 [4OC]-26096 [3OC], 26143 [3OC], 26425-26465 [7OC], 26529 [8OC], 26532, 26546 [9OC]-26581, 26655 [8OC], 26665 [10OC]-26668 [8OC], 27032, 27038, 27045 [9OC], 27340 [10OC], 35821 [10DE], 38725 [19DE]
———enact (H.R. 2100), appointment of conferees, 34511 [5DE]
———enact (H.R. 2100), conference report, 37773-37803 [18DE]
———enact (H.R. 2100), consideration of conference report, 36754 [16DE]
———enact (H.R. 2100), correcting enrollment (H. Con. Res. 264), 38107 [19DE]
———enact (H.R. 2100), technical corrections, 26668 [8OC]
Foreign Agents Compulsory Ethics in Trade Act: enact (H.R. 3733), 31529 [12NO]
Foreign automobiles: regulate importation (H.R. 2598), 15539 [12JN]
Foreign Investment Disclosure and Reciprocity Act: enact (H.R. 2582), 28462 [22OC]
Foreign investments: amend OPIC authority to oversee (H.R. 1703), 6111 [25MR]
Foreign Sales Corp.: shareholders entitled to a dividend received deduction for distributions (H.R. 1697), 6122 [25MR]
Foreign Subsidiary Tax Equity Act: enact (H.R. 1914), 22514 [1AU], 22948 [4SE]
Foreign Trade-Zone Act: amend (H.R. 1218), 3090 [21FE]
Foreign-built vessels: documentation of certain for coastwise trade (H.R. 3873), 34883 [6DE]
Fossil energy: research and development technology-4165, 4189 [28FE]
Free Trade Victims Act: enact, 7526 [3AP]
Fresh Vegetable and Potato Trade Act: enact (H.R. 110), 524 [3JA]
GATT: agricultural trade policy, 22995 [5SE]
———commence multilateral trade negotiations (H. Con. Res. 194), 24125 [18SE]
———policies, 25756 [2OC]
———revise rules, 25974 [3OC]
———trade negotiations, 25741 [2OC]
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade: relating to the continued participation of the U.S. (H. Con. Res. 163), 14822 [6JN]
Gold standard: return, 31813 [13NO]
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.: Federal deficit reduction program, 12996 [21MY]
Government: give the Nation's performance appropriately greater importance in formulating policy (H.R. 3777), 32451 [19NO]
Grapefruit juice: tariff classification for reconstituted, 10402 [2MY]
Gray, Walmar: foreign country regulations for ICC operating certificate, 11938 [14MY]
Great Britain: alleged decline in merchant marine, 27027 [9OC]
Green, Alan (Punch): tribute, 7683 [4AP]
Guam: anniversary of liberation, 19244 [16JY]
Harbors: port user fees, 30756 [6NO]
Hawaii: permit landing of U.S.-caught fish by foreign-flag vessels (H.R. 1218), 3090 [21FE]
Hazardous Drug Export Control Act: enact (H.R. 3962), 37494 [17DE]
Hot red pepper mixtures: duty-free treatment of certain (H.R. 3867), 34781 [5DE]
Houdaille Industries: impact of imports, 25661 [2OC]
Imbalance, 8450 [18AP], 23357 [11SE]
Import: impact, 20122 [23JY]
Import quotas: proposals, 30338 [1NO], 30448 [4NO]
———proposed alternatives, 27355 [10OC]
Import relief program: implement (H.R. 3668), 29796 [31OC]
Imported bicycles: increase rate of duty (H.R. 2226), 9554 [25AP]
Imported goods: economic effects, 1318 [30JA]
Imported meat products: inspection and labeling (H.R. 2103), 8330 [17AP]
Imports: economic impact, 8433 [18AP], 15872 [17JN], 16118 [18JN], 18705 [11JY], 31563 [13NO], 35563 [10DE], 38087 [19DE]
———impact, 25661, 25741 [2OC], 28606 [23OC]
———impact on pricing of certain products, 9200 [24AP]
———surcharges, 3533 [26FE]
———temporary import surcharge, 23136 [10SE]
India: anniversary of pesticide leak at Union Carbide plant, 33698 [3DE], 34046 [3DE], 34356 [4DE]
Industrial Modernization and Financing Association: establish (H.R. 1858), 6911 [1AP]
Industry: competitiveness of domestic, 37206, 37211 [17DE]
———establish bank for industrial competitiveness (H.R. 2375), 10688 [7MY]
———establish information center on economic competitiveness (H.R. 2376), 10688 [7MY]
———protectionism of domestic, 24229 [19SE]
Intellectual Property Rights Protection and Enforcement Act: enact (H.R. 3776), 32273 [18NO]
International corporations: proposed unitary tax (H.R. 3980), 38684 [19DE]
International financial system: develop (H.R. 1860), 6911 [1AP]
International Human Dignity and Opportunity Act: enact, 5690 [20MR]
International labor: promote rights, 20858 [26JY]
International Telecommunications Competition Act: enact (H.R. 1175), 2839 [20FE]
International trade: deficit, 4291 [4MR]
———restore equitable balance (H.R. 1808), 6596 [28MR]
———U.S. policy, 22997 [9SE]
International Trade and Investment Act: amend (H.R. 1808), 6596 [28MR]
International trade development centers: implement grant program for establishment (H.R. 2315), 9989 [1MY]
International Trade Equity and Growth Act: enact (H.R. 3573), 27750 [16OC]
Iron and steel industry: economic impact of imports, 14314 [5JN]
———economic status of small companies, 30934 [6NO]
———impact of imports, 12552 [20MY], 29366 [29OC], 30459 [5NO]
———impact of imports on domestic industry, 2403 [19FE]
———imports, 8107 [16AP]
———specialty steel import quotas, 4328 [5MR]
———voluntary restraint agreement, 11069 [8MY]
Japan: agreement to increase automobile imports, 6905 [28MR]
———applications of firms to become primary dealers of U.S. Government securities, 31805 [13NO]
———bilateral trade agreements, 25529 [1OC]
———economic impact of semiconductor chip dumping, 15868 [17JN]
———effects of export markets on U.S. economy, 30097 [31OC]
———effects on Taiji village of U.S. support of moratorium on whaling, 18274 [9JY]
———enhance competitiveness of U.S. agricultural exports, 20858 [26JY]
———exports of steel and automobiles to U.S., 8526 [18AP]
———extend voluntary restraint agreement on motor vehicles, 6022 [21MR]
———impact of trade practices on U.S. interstate commerce (H. Con. Res. 106), 7104 [2AP]
———import quotas, 4277 [4MR], 4305 [4MR]
———mandatory restraint agreement on automobile imports, 4326 [5MR]
———open market trade policy, 13014 [22MY]
———policy, 35563 [10DE]
———proposed auto import quotas, 38806 [20DE]
———proposed subsidy of small exporters, 34052 [3DE]
———require to allow U.S. products access in domestic markets, 22693 [1AU]
———require to manufacture U.S. defense goods from U.S. materials, 22693 [1AU]
———right of U.S. companies to purchase telecommunications equipment, 6406 [27MR]
———tariffs on U.S. wood products, 3849 [27FE]
———trade imbalance, 7165-7213 [2AP], 7250 [2AP], 7440 [3AP], 7580, 7582 [4AP], 8031 [16AP], 8215 [17AP]
———trade imbalance with U.S., 1849 [6FE], 2623 [20FE], 4680-4683 [6MR], 4954 [7MR], 5513 [19MR], 6448-6456, 6466 [27MR], 6589, 6591 [28MR]
———trade policy toward Israel, 38692 [19DE]
———trade protections for wine industry, 22924 [4SE]
———U.S. policy, 22902 [4SE]
———U.S. policy relative to automobile imports, 7537, 7539 [3AP]
———U.S. trade agreements, 19473-19474 [17JY]
———U.S. trade policy, 26822 [8OC]
———unfair trade practices (H. Con. Res. 107), 7165 [2AP], 7212 [4AP]-7213 [2AP], 7583 [4AP], 7683, 7760, 7767 [4AP]
———voluntary restraint agreement on automobile imports, 5512, 5513 [19MR]
———voluntary restraint agreement on automobile imports (H. Con. Res. 63), 2623 [20FE], 3489 [25FE]
———voluntary restraint agreement on automobiles (H. Con. Res. 63), 2623 [20FE]
Japanese Market Expansion Act: enact (H.R. 2156), 8795 [22AP]
Japanese Technical Literature Act: enact (H.R. 3831), 33194, 33195, 33198 [20NO]
Japan-U.S. relations: improve, 28739 [24OC]
Job Security Bank Act: enact (H.R. 3540), 27029 [9OC]
Jordan: arms sale, 30111 [31OC], 30618 [5NO]
———arms sale (H.J. Res. 428), 32897 [20NO]
———arms sale (S.J. Res. 228), 31350-31358 [12NO], 32897 [20NO]
Kangaroos: prohibit importation into U.S., 18917 [11JY]
Law Enforcement Officers Protection Act: enact (H.R. 13), 435 [3JA], 4959 [7MR]
Leading Economic Indicators Report: results, 33697 [3DE]
Libya: embargo on certain petroleum products, 32512 [20NO]
Lumber trade: impact of imports, 889-892 [24JA]
———restrict Canadian imports, 35175 [9DE]
Made in America Act: enact (H.R. 1050), 2262-2264 [7FE], 2300 [7FE], 2865 [20FE], 7530 [3AP]
Malt Beverage Interbrand Competition Act: enact, 2330 [7FE]
Maritime Administration: Buy America regulation, 29321 [29OC]
Maritime agreements: provide for negotiation, for carriage of U.S. waterborne trade (H.R. 3662), 30104 [31OC]
Maritime cargo: recodification of laws, 22739 [1AU]
Marshall Islands: proposed Compact of Free Association (H.J. Res. 355), 21283 [29JY]
———proposed Compact of Free Association (H.J. Res. 355), request for consideration in lieu of H.J. Res. 343, 20605 [25JY]
Meat: strengthen inspection laws, 26452 [7OC]
Medvid, Miroslav: question of political asylum from Soviet vessel, 31364 [14NO], 32476 [19NO], 32888 [20NO], 34792 [5DE], 35429 [9DE]
Merchant marine: incentives to build and maintain a strong, 19139 [16JY]
———promote increased transportation of bulk commodities on U.S.-flag vessels (H.R. 2573), 12794 [21MY]
Merchant Marine Act: amend (H.R. 3141), 22047, 22069 [31JY]
Methanol Vehicle Incentives Act: enact, 18903 [11JY]
Mexico: debt servicing and prime rate, 13014 [22MY]
Mexico-U.S. trade relations: calling for a bilateral summit meeting (H. Con. Res. 85), 5529 [19MR]
Micronesia: proposed Compact of Free Association (H.J. Res. 355), 21283 [29JY]
———proposed Compact of Free Association (H.J. Res. 355), request for consideration in lieu of H.J. Res. 343, 20605 [25JY]
Middle East: U.S. policy, 17539 [26JN]
Military exports: streamline licensing system, 22767 [1AU]
Milk protein: limit imports of products, 5931 [20MR]
Milk Protein Fair Trade Act: enact, 482 [3JA]
Minneapolis, MN: Japan-U.S. Business Conference, 22697 [1AU]
Money: exchange rates, 31827 [14NO]
Motor fuel: amend Tariff Schedules of U.S. (H.R. 2354), 10600 [6MY]
Motor Vehicle Information and Cost Savings Act: amend (H.R. 1154), 2841 [20FE]
Motor vehicles: economic impact of imports, 34136 [4DE]
———impact of imports, 18393 [10JY]
———impose tax on manufacturers for noncompliance of Federal fuel economy standard (H.R. 3786), 32490 [19NO]
———restore bumper protection standards (H.R. 1154), 2841 [20FE]
———tax credit for purchasing domestic (H.R. 2953), 18527 [10JY]
———U.S. policy, 35557 [10DE]
Multilateral Development Bank: authorizations, 7704 [4AP]
Multilateral trade negotiations, 10488 [6MY]
———commence (H. Con. Res. 194), 24125 [18SE]
Namibian Natural Resources Protection Act: enact, 13687 [23MY]
Narcotics Importation, Manufacture, and Control Act: enact, 7708 [4AP]
National Buy American Week: designate (S.J. Res. 194), 26979 [9OC]
National Commission on Agricultural Trade and Export Policy: policy, 11636 [9MY]
National Copper Policy Act: enact (H.R. 1520), 5036 [7MR]
National Task Force To Address Long-Term Future of U.S. Agriculture: establish, 8625 [22AP]
National Technology Foundation Act: enact (H.R. 745), 1163, 1165 [28JA]
National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act: amend (H.R. 1006), 2014 [6FE]
Natural resources: determining fair market value (H.R. 2345), 10214 [2MY]
———impact of foreign governments' subsidies, 11278 [9MY]
Nicaragua: import restrictions (H.R. 2158), 9202 [24AP], 10174 [1MY]
———trade embargo, 9985, 9987, 9988, 9992 [1MY], 10211, 10216, 10258 [2MY], 11167, 11197 [8MY], 11239 [9MY], 11618 [9MY], 12685 [20MY], 12709 [21MY], 12985 [21MY], 13311 [22MY], 13848 [24MY], 14561 [5JN], 31535 [12NO]
———U.S. covert intelligence operations, 12992 [21MY]
———U.S. policy, 8625 [22AP], 9797, 9798 [30AP], 12692 [20MY], 13705 [23MY]
Niles, OH: Dept. of Commerce ruling on RMI Co. antidumping lawsuit, 28484 [22OC]
Nuclear exports: approval and implementation of proposed agreement between the U.S. and People's Republic of China (S.J. Res. 238), 36327 [12DE]
Oil Country Tubular Goods Export Protection Act: enact (H.R. 1339), 36793 [16DE]
Oil industry: restructuring, 13700 [23MY]
———U.S. oil supplies, 13331 [22MY]
Oil Industry Foreign Tax Credit Reform Act: enact, 489 [3JA]
OPIC: making appropriations, 22724 [1AU]
———reauthorize activities (H.R. 3166), 24604-24608 [23SE]
———relative to activities (S. 947), 33698 [3DE]
———relative to activities (S. 947), appointment of conferees, 33701 [3DE]
———relative to activities (S. 947), conference report, 35981 [11DE]
Overseas American Economic Competition Enhancement Act: enact (H.R. 2740), 15376 [12JN]
Overseas U.S. Citizen's Representation in Congress Act: enact (H.R. 2738), 15376 [12JN]
Pacific Rim: U.S. coal exports, 30937 [6NO]
Pacific Salmon Treaty Act: enact (H.R. 1093), 4337-4346 [5MR]
Panama Canal Act: amend (H.R. 729), 19828-19831 [22JY]
Patent law: importation into the U.S. of goods made overseas by use of a U.S. patented process (H.R. 1069), 2336 [7FE]
Peanuts: proposed elimination of export quotas, 22783 [1AU]
Penny: restore 95% copper content, 550 [3JA]
Pesticide Import and Export Act: enact (H.R. 1416), 4544 [5MR], 5113 [7MR]
Petroleum: extend restrictions on Alaskan exports, 2838 [20FE]
———import tax, 22909 [4SE]
———imports, 24282 [19SE]
———imposition of import fees (H.R. 12), 4723 [6MR]
———increase rates of duty on gasoline and motor fuel blending stock (H.R. 2849), 17017 [24JN]
———stabilize domestic prices through establishment of an independent corporation to buy and sell (H.R. 3820), 32592 [20NO]
———tax treatment of oil imports (H.R. 1396), 4292 [4MR]
———taxation of oil imports, 24882 [24SE]
———U.S. dependence on foreign supplies, 17552 [26JN], 17935 [27JN], 18500 [10JY]
Petroleum industry: potential shortages, 12203 [15MY]
Polarizing material: reduce rate of duty (H.R. 842), 1355 [30JA]
Political parties: policies, 22839 [4SE]
Ports: user fees, 4711 [6MR]
Potatoes: inspection standards, 26450 [7OC]
Power resources: energy supply, 18938 [11JY]
Public debt: effects on foreign trade, 31523 [12NO], 32492 [19NO]
Publishers Paper: effects of foreign imports on industry, 22783 [1AU]
Puerto Rico: repeal tax incentives for U.S. corporations, 11912 [14MY]
Rainbow Navigation: cargo preference requirement for U.S. Defense carriage, 32883 [20NO]
———cargo preference requirements for U.S. defense carriage, 29306 [28OC], 30955 [6NO]
Rainbow Navigation (shipping company): transportation of Dept. of Defense cargo, 36315 [12DE]
Reagan, President: agricultural policy, 2238 [7FE]
———farm policy, 1848 [6FE]
———impact of policies, 15550 [13JN]
———policies, 23360 [11SE]
———policy, 4290 [4MR], 7578 [4AP], 11703 [14MY], 38086 [19DE]
———steel import policy, 30459 [5NO]
———trade policy, 38833 [20DE]
———U.S. policy, 23360 [11SE], 23493, 23494, 23495 [12SE]
Reciprocal Trade and Investment Act: enact (H.R. 3075), 20249 [24JY]
Recreational Marine Craft Act: enact (H.R. 3856), 34347 [4DE]
Regan, Donald: Soviet grain embargo and farm policy, 19992 [23JY]
Replacement vessels: authorize capital construction fund for earnings of eligible vessel to be used for (H.R. 2893), 19251 [16JY]
Romania: disapprove President's recommendation to extend certain waiver authority under the Trade Act (H. Res. 234), 20155 [23JY], 22067 [31JY]
———effects of most-favored-nation status on human rights violations, 2052 [6FE]
———most-favored-nation status, 22971 [5SE], 28234, 28240 [22OC]
———suspend most-favored-nation status, 34765 [5DE], 36133 [12DE]
———temporarily suspend most-favored-nation status (H.R. 3599), 38350, 38353 [19DE], 38674 [19DE]
———temporary suspension of most-favored-nation status, 29544 [29OC]
Roses: rates of duty (H.R. 1701), 6081 [25MR]
Semiconductor industry: impact of foreign trade, 29319 [29OC]
Shoe industry: economic impact of importrs, 23493 [12SE]
———economic impact of imports, 7438 [3AP]
———impact of imports, 15550 [13JN], 22841, 22878 [4SE], 23493 [12SE]
———import quotas, 22882 [10SE], 22907 [4SE], 22993 [5SE]
———proposed import quota, 22695 [1AU]
———proposed import quotas, 22749 [1AU], 24198 [18SE]
Small business: activities, 12801 [21MY]
———export potential, 12795 [21MY]
———tariff and tax preferences to encourage exports (H. Con. Res. 70), 3677 [26FE]
Sodium bromine: duty importation status, 10593 [6MY]
South Africa: apartheid policy, 3091 [21FE]
———ban importation of the gold coin, Krugerrand, 13999-14002 [4JN]
———ban uranimum and coal imports, 13996 [4JN]
———create U.S gold coinage program in manner designed to eliminate Krugerrand imports (H.R. 1123), 24598 [20SE]
———denial of foreign tax credits (H.R. 1134), 3091 [21FE]
———economic sanctions, 23134, 23135, 23137, 23139, 23140, 23142, 23143, 23147 [10SE], 23360, 23361 [11SE]
———imposition of certain sanctions (H.R. 1098), 2363 [19FE]
———multilateral economic sanctions, 13998 [4JN]
———prohibit transportation of agricultural commodities on certain vessels (H.R. 2746), 15553 [13JN]
———prohibiting export or transfer of nuclear materials (H.R. 1133), 3091 [21FE]
———proposed U.S. economic sanctions in protest of apartheid, 22752 [1AU]
———require registration of the gold coin, Krugerrand, 14009 [4JN]
———U.S. economic sanctions in protest of apartheid, 18275 [9JY]
———U.S. import and export restrictions (H.R. 1135), 3091 [21FE]
———U.S. policy, 19048 [15JY], 20682, 20686 [25JY], 20827 [26JY], 20845 [26JY], 22033, 22044 [31JY], 22997, 22998 [9SE], 23120 [9SE], 23360, 23361 [11SE], 25769 [2OC], 32176 [14NO]
South African Human Rights and Conditionality Act: enact (H.R. 1098), 2363 [19FE]
Soviet Union: efforts to buy Western computer technology, 22789 [1AU]
———forced labor, 30976-30980 [7NO]
———grain embargo claims, 36792 [16DE]
———most-favored-nation status, 37507 [17DE]
———U.S. trade policy, 22990 [5SE]
Special defense acquisition fund: funding (S. 1726), 27811 [17OC]
Steel imports: impact, 5952 [21MR]
———voluntary restraints, 430 [3JA]
Steel industry: agreements to limit imports, 9268 [24AP]
———impact of imports, 9268 [24AP]
———proposed import quotas, 26805, 26812 [8OC]
———stabilize imports from countries not parties to bilateral arrangements (H.R. 3459), 25522 [1OC]
———stabilize steel imports from countries not parties to bilateral arrangements (H.R. 3459), 36120 [11DE]
Steel products: stop importation until new agreements are signed (H.R. 3013), 19689-19693 [18JY]
Sugar: eliminate import quota (H.R. 1991), 7721, 7738 [4AP]
———response to remarks by Customs investigators blaming Domestic Sugar Program for sugar smugglers, 17098 [25JN]
Sugar industry: price supports, 9201 [24AP]
Synthetic fuels: development program, 13681 [23MY]
Tariff: President's surcharge authority to offset costs of defense assistance to certain countries (H.R. 2015), 7580 [4AP]
———provide for rates of duty on imported exercise equipment speedometers (H.R. 2913), 17928 [27JN]
———temporary surcharges on all imports to reduce budget deficit (H.R. 2120), 8430 [18AP]
———treatment of motor fuels, 11171 [8MY]
Taxation: U.S. corporate foreign manufacturing subsidiaries, 7500 [3AP]
Technology: export control of strategic, 4103 [28FE]
Telecommunications Fair Trade Act: enact (H.R. 3350), 24195 [18SE]
Telecommunications Trade Act: enact (H.R. 3131), 21928 [31JY], 22688 [1AU]
———enact (H.R. 3439), 25209 [26SE]
Terrorism: prohibit imports from those who support or assist (H.R. 725), 1131 [24JA], 12695 [20MY]
———repeal trade preferences to nations that support, 33696 [3DE]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act: enact, 13845 [24MY], 20697 [25JY], 22760 [1AU], 23675 [12SE]
———enact (H.R. 1562), 5511, 5544, 5562-5568 [19MR], 5930 [20MR], 7109 [2AP], 10215 [2MY], 15038 [10JN], 15526 [12JN], 16771 [20JN], 16810 [21JN], 17884 [27JN], 19189 [16JY], 19398 [17JY], 19535 [17JY], 22741 [1AU], 24183 [18SE], 24588 [20SE], 25248 [26SE], 25771 [2OC], 26495 [7OC], 26994 [9OC], 27043 [9OC], 27054, 27055, 27057, 27058, 27059 [10OC], 27118 [22OC]-27121 [10OC], 27357 [10OC], 30334 [1NO], 33681 [2DE], 33702-33735 [3DE], 34061 [3DE], 34819 [5DE], 35175 [9DE], 36775 [16DE], 38665 [19DE], 38841 [20DE]
———enact (H.R. 1562), request for permission for removal of name as cosponsor, 26668 [8OC]
———enact (H.R. 2871), 17555 [26JN]
Textile and Trade Enforcement Act: enact (S. 680), 27320 [10OC]
Textile industry: impact of imports, 17884 [27JN], 22939 [4SE], 24255 [19SE]
———import policy issues, 16452 [19JN]
———multinational bank loans and foreign assistance to fiber or textile producing countries (H.R. 3953), 36805 [16DE]
———U.S.-Japan relations, 29802 [31OC]
Tobacco Deregulation Act: enact (H.R. 1324), 3975 [27FE]
Tobacco Import Relief Act: enact (H.R. 1137), 2832 [20FE]
Trade Act: amend, 38669 [19DE]
Trade adjustment assistance: extend certain (H.R. 3918), 36196 [12DE]
———extend certain programs, 31827 [14NO]
———extend certain programs (H.R. 3722), 31563 [13NO]
Trade Adjustment Assistance Program: extend (H.R. 1926), 24183 [18SE]
———extend (H.R. 2912), 17884 [27JN]
———extend (H.R. 3367), 24409 [19SE]
Trade adjustment assistance program: temporary extension (H.R. 3452), 25268 [30SE]
Trade Adjustment Assistance Renewal Act: enact (H.R. 2941), 18537 [10JY]
Trade deficit, 9973 [30AP]
———proposals to reduce, 2018 [6FE]
Trade deficits: international agreements, 27345 [10OC]
Trade Emergency Act: enact, 21646 [30JY]
Trade Emergency and Export Promotion Act: enact, 24187 [18SE]
———enact (H.R. 3035), 19678-19680 [18JY], 22995 [5SE]
Trade imbalance, 26930 [9OC]
———impact, 2265-2270 [7FE]
———U.S. response, 7578 [4AP]
Trade Law Modernization Act: enact, 7687 [4AP]
———enact (H.R. 3777), 32451 [19NO]
Trade laws: strengthen enforcement of U.S. rights and remedies for workers adversely affected by unfair practices (H.R. 1859), 6911 [1AP]
Trade Partnership Act: enact, 26929 [9OC], 27753 [16OC], 30338 [1NO]
Trade policy: establish, 32900 [20NO]
Trade Policy and Reorganization Act: enact (H.R. 320), 17989 [27JN]
Trade practices: report on trade barriers to aid U.S. response, 26006 [3OC]
Truth in Import Advertising Act: enact, 32898 [20NO]
U.S. agriculture: export-import policy, 6548 [28MR], 9722 [29AP], 9788 [30AP], 9990 [1MY], 10213 [2MY], 10613, 10642 [7MY], 11996-12001 [15MY], 21492, 21497 [30JY], 22878 [4SE], 22957 [5SE], 23141 [10SE], 26927, 26930 [9OC], 36137 [12DE]
U.S. Army: Quick Look Program, 11943 [14MY]
U.S. books: overseas piracy, 37505 [17DE]
U.S. delegations: appointment of members as advisers to sessions relative to trade agreements, 2360 [19FE]
U.S. dollar: effects of value abroad on economy, 26806 [8OC]
———value, 31827 [14NO]
U.S. exports: promote U.S. trade, 15748 [13JN]
———proposed initiatives, 15802 [13JN]
U.S. Grain Standards Act: amend (H.R. 1206), 3072 [21FE]
U.S. imports: surcharge (H.R. 1139), 2358 [19FE]
U.S. industry: deny investment tax credit and accelerated cost recovery for any item which does not have at least 85% domestic content (H.R. 3051), 19615 [18JY], 19736 [18JY]
U.S. policy, 11946 [15MY], 17918 [27JN], 21498 [30JY], 22954 [5SE], 22997 [9SE], 23140, 23141 [10SE], 23863, 23864, 23865, 23903 [17SE], 24121, 24122, 24123, 24125 [18SE], 24228 [19SE], 25259 [30SE], 25660, 25741, 25756 [2OC], 26104 [3OC], 26928 [9OC], 29796, 29797, 29802 [31OC], 30121 [1NO], 30459 [5NO], 31559 [13NO]
———effect of human rights issues, 5690 [20MR]
U.S. poliyc: Democratic Task Force recommendations, 28259 [22OC]
U.S. products: export-import policy, 6548 [28MR], 9722 [29AP], 9788 [30AP], 9990 [1MY], 10213 [2MY], 10613, 10642 [7MY], 11996-12001 [15MY], 12552 [20MY], 12707 [21MY], 13877 [3JN], 15471 [12JN], 16118 [18JN], 18083 [9JY], 18392 [10JY], 20122 [23JY], 21492, 21497, 21498 [30JY], 22519, 22523 [1AU], 22838, 22878 [4SE], 22954 [5SE], 22997 [9SE], 23136, 23141 [10SE], 23357 [11SE], 23493, 23494, 23495 [12SE], 23863, 23864, 23865, 23903 [17SE], 25259 [30SE], 26927, 26930 [9OC], 27055 [10OC], 32900 [20NO], 35557 [10DE], 36137 [12DE], 36540 [16DE], 38086, 38087 [19DE]
U.S. products and exports: authority of international organizations to set forth regulations, 11092 [8MY]
U.S. relations, 6914 [1AP]
U.S. shippers: repayment of subsidies, 14603 [6JN]
U.S. trade: deficit, 6408 [27MR], 6911 [1AP]
———policy, 5952 [21MR]
U.S. trade policy: establish, 23142 [10SE]
U.S. Trade Representative: authority, 26929 [9OC]
U.S./Canada trade relations: negotiations, 26406 [7OC]
U.S.-European Parliamentary Exchange: meeting, 21554 [30JY]
U.S.-flag vessels: authorize the foreign acquisition of subsidized (H.R. 3141), 22047, 22069 [31JY]
U.S.-Israel free trade agreement: issues, 11635 [9MY]
U.S.-Israel Free Trade Area Implementation Act: enact (H.R. 2268), 10624-10629 [7MY]
U.S.-Mexico Border Revitalization Act: enact (H.R. 3199), 22716 [1AU]
U.S.-owned vessels: registration under foreign flags, 23484 [11SE]
U.S: debtor nation status, 16058 [18JN]
Uniforms: production capacity of apparel industry, 16478 [20JN]
Uranium industry: proposed import quotas to protect U.S., 23275 [10SE]
Vacuum flasks: lower rate of duty on glass inners (H.R. 3925), 36358 [12DE]
Velveteen: pricing, 9200 [24AP]
Vessels: cargo preference requirements, 11947 [15MY]
———licensing for employment in coastwise and fisheries trade (H.R. 3285), 23474 [11SE]
———load lines and measurement requirements (H.R. 1362), 4237, 4254 [28FE], 33586 [2DE]
———registration under foreign flags of U.S.-owned, 23484 [11SE]
———transfer of certain, into domestic trade, 16863 [21JN]
Virgin Islands: provide duty-free treatment for gold jewelry (H.R. 3548), 27350 [10OC]
Voluntary restraint agreements: implement, 16118 [18JN]
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.: Buy America campaign, 8785 [22AP], 9109 [23AP]
Waterways: implement use, 25738 [2OC]
Wheat and feed grain: provide for producer approved referenda (H.R. 3805), 32896 [20NO]
Wheat Export Enhancement Act: enact (H.R. 2077), 8327 [17AP]
Wine Equity Act: enact, 38674 [19DE]
Wood processing industry: clarify duty treatment of plywood (H.R. 2324), 10395 [2MY]
Wools: eliminate duty on certain (H.R. 1696), 6119 [25MR]
Worker adjustment assistance program: extend training and relocation allowances (H.R. 2912), 17884 [27JN]
World Bank: encouragement of private enterprise, 32276 [18NO]
World Trade Week: observance, 12795, 12801 [21MY], 13297, 13313, 13319 [22MY], 13701 [23MY]
Yugoslavia: car imports from, 23138 [10SE]
Zipper industry: import quotas, 30355 [1NO]
Remarks in Senate
Afghanistan: deny most-favored-nation status (S. 925), 8127 [17AP], 8346 [18AP], 10371 [2MY]
———most-favored-nation trade status, 35336-35338 [9DE]
Agricluture: prohibit financial assistance to fertilizer companies owned by foreign countries (S. Res. 99), 5244 [14MR]
Agricultural Adjustment Act: enact (S. 501), 3103 [22FE], 3579 [26FE]
———prohibit importation of tobacco which has been subjected to U.S.-banned pesticides (S. 67), 166 [3JA]
Agricultural Export Enhancement and Soil Conservation Act: enact (S. 1050), 10131 [1MY], 10288 [2MY]
Agricultural Fair Trade Act: enact (S. 1049), 11580 [9MY]
Agricultural Food, Trade, and Conservation Act: enact (S. 1714), 26249 [4OC]
Agriculture: application of antidumping and countervailing duty statutes (S. 1629), 23338 [11SE]
———assistance programs, 33362-33374 [22NO]
———Bonus Incentive Commodity Export Program initiative, 10530 [6MY]
———call for administrative action against unfair trade practices by Thailand, 32757 [20NO], 33290 [22NO]
———clarification of cargo preference requirement, 5275 [18MR]
———correct enrollment of H.R. 2100, expand overseas markets for commodities (H. Con. Res. 264), 38562 [19DE]
———economic crisis, 23645 [12SE]
———economic crisis in dairy industry, 22233 [1AU]
———emergency farm credit assistance, 33611 [2DE]
———expand overseas markets for U.S. commodities (S. 616), 22106-22132 [1AU]
———expand overseas sales of commodities (S. 1040), 10109-10111 [1MY], 21694-21710 [31JY]
———foreign applications for U.S. wheat, 11773 [14MY]
———impact of foreign competition, 4528 [5MR], 6624-6627 [28MR]
———improve quality of grain shipped from storage facilities (S. 1121), 11533 [9MY]
———initiate negotiations with Soviet Union (S. Res. 103), 5856 [20MR]
———intermediate export credits, 30087 [31OC], 30262-30264, 30269 [1NO], 32344-32351 [19NO], 32668 [20NO]
———labeling and sanitation standards of imported commodities, 33065 [20NO]
———market expansion and income protection for farmers (S. 908), 15361 [12JN], 16981 [24JN]
———milk protein products import limitations (S. 310), 1236 [29JA]
———modify price support program, 7877 [16AP]
———prohibitions on importation of livestock or meat administered certain chemicals, 29136 [25OC]
———prohibitions on importation of tobacco products treated with certain pesticides, 29143-29147 [25OC]
———reform sugar program (S. 1222), 13799 [24MY], 14769-14770 [6JN]
———reform sugar program (S. 1419), 18859 [11JY]
———report on trade subsidies, 29261-29263 [28OC]
———restrict U.S. assistance to foreign producers of commodities competing in U.S. market, 29157 [25OC], 33222, 33239 [22NO]
———shipment requirements for exports, 29416-29454 [29OC]
———study impact of oat imports, 29138 [25OC]
———sugar price support program, 5761 [20MR]
———support and stabilize farm income (S. 1041), 10112 [1MY]
———support and stabilize farm income (S. 1051), 10131 [1MY]
———transfer costs for shipment of certain commodities, 29460-29463, 29467-29469 [29OC]
———U.S. policy, 15605 [13JN]
———U.S. surtax on certain vegetables (S. 101), 199 [3JA]
———use of surplus commodities for purposes of bartering to enhance Strategic Petroleum Reserve, 29139-29141 [25OC], 35514 [10DE]
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act: cost reductions in S. 1714, 32672-32723 [20NO]
———enact (H.R. 2100), 36215, 36216 [12DE]
———enact (H.R. 2100), conference report, 36481, 36484, 36500 [16DE], 37564-37582, 37585, 37589-37617 [18DE]
———enact (S. 1714), 29103-29166 [25OC], 29261-29277, 29284-29286 [28OC], 29409-29475 [29OC], 29694-29741 [30OC], 29973, 29978, 29980, 29981, 30048, 30050, 30087, 30088 [31OC], 30262-30265, 30269 [1NO], 30398-30402 [4NO], 31015-31018 [7NO], 32237-32251, 32257 [18NO], 32311, 32320-32354 [19NO], 32655, 32665, 32676-32728, 32734, 32760-33067, 33070-33076 [20NO], 33086-33114 [21NO], 33217, 33288-33314, 33332-33374 [22NO], 33460-33486 [23NO], 35849 [11DE], 38544-38547 [19DE], 38774 [20DE]
———enact (S. 1714), cloture on Dole motion to recommit with instructions, 33370 [22NO]
———enact (S. 1714), indefinitely postponed, 33486 [23NO]
———enact (S. 1714), motion to recommit, 30087 [31OC]
———enact (S. 616), 4819 [7MR], 20928 [29JY]
Agriculture Act: enact (S. 908), 7877-7894 [16AP], 13672 [23MY]
Alaska: oil exports, 29976 [31OC]
Alcoholic beverages: tax treatment (S. 1405), 18242 [9JY]
Anti-Apartheid Act: enact (H.R. 1460), 23557 [12SE], 23708 [13SE]
———enact (H.R. 1460), conference report, 23025, 23033-23037 [9SE], 23226 [10SE], 23285, 23293 [11SE], 23557, 23561, 23581 [12SE], 23708 [13SE]
———enact (H.R. 1460), conference report—debate procedure, 25116-25129 [26SE]
———enact (H.R. 1460), conference report—debate procedures, 23582 [12SE]
———enact (H.R. 1460), debate procedures, 23582 [12SE]
Anti-Apartheid Action Act: enact (S. 995), 18010 [8JY]
Antitrust policy: jurisdiction of U.S. courts (S. 397), 1942 [6FE], 3702 [27FE], 35104 [6DE]
Argentina: impact of increased agricultural production, 3639 [26FE]
Armor-piercing bullets: regulate manufacture and importation (S. 104), 201-203 [3JA], 4940 [7MR], 36828 [17DE]
Arms control: cooperation agreement between the U.S. and the People's Republic of China, 33114 [21NO], 35297-35321, 35323-35324, 35371 [9DE]
———cooperation agreement between the U.S. and the People's Republic of China (S.J. Res. 238), 32652 [20NO], 36255-36260 [12DE]
Arms sale: notification, 36452 [13DE]
Arms sales: enact congressional vetoes of certain proposals (S. 1831), 30580 [5NO], 38464 [19DE]
———multilateral limitations (S. 1973), 37641 [18DE]
———require notification of certain proposed, 1079 [24JA]
Atomic energy: assure viability of domestic uranium industry (S. Res. 183), 16288 [19JN]
Australia: U.S. trade sanctions (S. 677), 5316 [18MR]
Auto industry: impact of imports, 2106 [7FE]
Bank Export Services Act: amend (S. 1934), 36278-36279 [12DE]
Beef products: market promotion programs, 33106 [21NO]
Bowden, Herb: small business award recipient, 10871 [7MY]
Budget: funding to enhance U.S. competitiveness, 10956, 10992 [8MY], 11489 [9MY]
———impact of deficit on balance of trade, 7811 [15AP]
Business Accounting and Foreign Trade Simplification Act: enact (S. 430), 2145, 2148 [7FE]
Business Transfer Tax: enact (S. 1102), 11017 [8MY], 22471 [1AU]
Canada: duty on softwood lumber and wood shingles and shakes (S. 1977), 37648 [18DE]
———import restrictions on U.S. products, 2718 [20FE]
———improve competition for furniture industry (S. 1801), 29487-29489 [29OC]
———joint commission to resolve trade disputes (S. 1576), 22339 [1AU]
———negotiations with U.S., 34393 [5DE]
———repeal of tax on imported travel literature, 5867 [20MR]
———trade policies, 12094, 12101 [15MY]
———U.S. policy, 36291 [12DE]
Cargo preference laws: exempt commercial programs, 29286 [28OC]
Caribbean nations: U.S. policy, 4500 [5MR]
CCC: repeal cargo preference requirements on agricultural exports (S. 930), 8131 [17AP], 8610 [22AP]
———repeal cargo preference requirements on certain export activities (S. 721), 5841 [20MR], 6271 [26MR], 13578 [23MY], 15328 [12JN]
Chesterfield, SC: letters from students on textile imports, 26360 [7OC]
China, People's Republic of: arms sales, 31014, 31191 [7NO]
———imports, 18385 [10JY]
———increase U.S. trade relations, 15016 [10JN]
———nuclear export policies, 33383-33385 [22NO]
———proposed agreement for cooperation with U.S. concerning peaceful uses of nuclear energy (S.J. Res. 216), 26244 [4OC]
China, Republic of: import/export policy, 33141 [21NO]
———retain membership in Asian Development Bank, 12084 [15MY]
———U.S. policy, 25311 [30SE]
Citrus products: duty (S. 1111), 11030 [8MY]
Clothing industry: achieve objectives of Multi-Fiber Arrangement, 31664-31669, 31725 [13NO]
———delay application and establish conditions of import quotas, 28967 [24OC]
———impact of imports, 30266 [1NO], 33848-33850 [3DE]
———promote economic recovery, 25574-25625 [2OC]
———promote recovery, 28933, 28946, 28947-28966 [24OC]
———strengthen trade laws (S. 680), 5351-5361 [19MR]
———trade policies, 29095 [25OC]
Coal: impact of imports, 4571 [6MR], 15924-15927 [17JN]
———research and development technology (S. 301), 1185 [29JA]
Colombia: coal exporting nation, 7253 [3AP]
Commission To Study International Trade and Export Policy: establish (S. 450), 2195-2197 [7FE]
Competitive America Trade Reform Act: enact (S. 1797), 29483 [29OC]
Comprehensive Trade Law Reform Act: enact (S. 1493), 20478, 20489, 20520 [25JY]
Computers: copyright protection of software (S. 339), 1534 [31JA]
Congressional Response to Trade Crisis: Senator Byrd, 24687 [24SE]
Continental Shelf: require use of U.S.-built drilling rigs, 31906 [14NO]
Copper: duty (S. 353), 1540 [31JA]
———impose import quotas (S. 351), 1536 [31JA]
———promote industry (S. 627), 4874 [7MR]
Copyrights: enhance protection of intellectual property rights (S. 1647), 23772-23774 [13SE]
———enhance protection of intellectual property rights (S. 1869), 32809 [20NO]
Corporations: tax treatment of expenditures for domestic research and development (S. 861), 7355 [3AP]
Court of International Trade: decisions on trade subsidies, 29098 [25OC]
Courts: direct access for industries affected by unfair practices (S. 1655), 24042, 24116 [18SE]
———direct access for industries affected by unfair practices (S. 236), 746 [22JA]
———restrict immunity of foreign governments (S. 1071), 10455 [3MY]
Cranberries: suspend duty (S. 1811), 29749 [30OC]
Customs Service: anniversary, 22461 [1AU]
———creation of new ports of entry (S. 1872), 32814 [20NO]
———implement order of Commissioner relative to tariff on ethyl alcohol, 24935 [25SE]
———reinstate account used to deposit certain fees, 31291 [12NO]
———user fees, 31951, 31954 [14NO]
Deficit: causes and impact, 21301-21305 [30JY]
———establish commission to study (S. Con. Res. 40), 7938 [16AP]
———impact, 1472-1490, 1590 [31JA], 2106 [7FE], 3223 [22FE], 10529 [6MY]
———impact on domestic employment, 18002 [8JY]
———reduce, 31713 [13NO]
———U.S. policy, 8343-8345 [18AP], 11006 [8MY], 11296 [9MY], 13906 [3JN], 15271-15278 [12JN], 15600, 15601-15603 [13JN], 15899, 15900 [17JN], 17571, 17572-17588, 17594, 17609 [27JN], 18750 [11JY], 19063 [16JY], 20431 [25JY], 22165, 22463 [1AU], 23015 [9SE], 23152-23163 [10SE], 23557 [12SE], 24002-24005, 24007 [17SE], 24046, 24053 [18SE], 24683-24687, 24690 [24SE], 24906 [25SE], 25344 [1OC], 29040 [24OC], 30270 [1NO], 30499 [5NO], 31005-31007 [7NO], 32653 [20NO], 33141 [21NO], 34020 [3DE], 34987 [6DE], 38655 [19DE]
Democratic Party: contributions to Senate debates on critical issues, 38577 [30DE]
Dept. of Agriculture: provide targeted export assistance, 33104 [21NO], 33333 [22NO]
Dept. of Commerce: consolidation of functions and redesignation as Dept. of Trade and Commerce (S. 21), 75 [3JA]
———export control enforcement responsibilities, 27710 [16OC]
Dept. of Defense: arms sales, 27180 [10OC]
———contracting with foreign manufacturers, 35531 [10DE]
———procurement policy, 13566 [23MY]
———require report on enhancement of equipment sold to foreign countries, 12071 [15MY]
———study impact of loss of domestic ferroalloys production, 12889 [21MY]
Dept. of Energy: require reports on U.S. coal imports, 16692 [20JN]
———require reports on U.S. coal imports (S. 1248), 14660 [6JN]
Dept. of International Trade and Industry: establish (S. 1365), 17353, 17369-17370 [26JN]
———establish (S. 923), 7932-7934 [16AP]
Dept. of Labor: increase funding for services to dislocated workers, 28159-28162, 28177 [21OC]
Dept. of State: establish position of Under Secretary of State for Agricultural Affairs, 14943 [7JN]
Dept. of the Treasury: export control enforcement responsibilities, 27710 [16OC]
Developing countries: establish policy on money exchange rates and debts (S. 1866), 32805 [20NO]
———opposition to assistance of international financial institutions for production of certain products, 16641, 16647 [20JN]
———provide additional market credit options (S. 171), 258-259 [3JA]
———require withdrawal of trade benefits (S. 1867), 32806 [20NO]
Dicyclohexylbenzothiazylsulfenamide: suspend duty (S. 859), 7352 [3AP]
Drug industry: establish conditions for exports (S. 1848), 31757-31761 [13NO]
———establish export conditions (S. 1770), 27964 [17OC]
DSAA: notification of arms sale, 806, 808 [22JA], 1996 [6FE], 2510, 2513 [19FE], 3436 [25FE], 4515, 4516 [5MR], 5330, 5333 [18MR], 5479 [19MR], 7822 [15AP], 9648 [26AP], 10367, 10369 [2MY], 10558, 10559 [6MY], 11061 [8MY], 12352 [16MY], 13276 [22MY], 14205 [4JN], 14422, 14423 [5JN], 15031, 15032 [10JN], 16044 [18JN], 16304 [19JN], 16978 [24JN], 19030, 19032 [15JY], 19611 [18JY], 20512 [25JY], 23068, 23069 [9SE], 23246, 23248, 23251 [10SE], 24668 [23SE], 24960 [25SE], 25318 [30SE], 25392 [1OC], 26787 [8OC], 27301 [10OC], 27565 [15OC], 28207 [21OC], 28593 [23OC], 30326 [1NO], 30717 [6NO], 32262 [18NO], 33432 [22NO], 35118 [6DE], 36452, 36461, 36464 [13DE], 38783 [20DE]
———notification of arms sales, 12667 [20MY], 21484 [30JY], 22822, 22824, 22825 [14AU]
Economic conditions: future trends, 13227 [22MY]
———impact of future world trends on U.S., 5869 [20MR]
———impact of Government policies, 27841 [17OC]
———impact on inland barge and towing industry, 20335 [24JY]
———international issues, 27181 [10OC]
———productivity growth rate, 20514 [25JY]
Education: importance of foreign language study, 37743 [18DE]
EEC: President Reagan's tariff retaliation decision, 16743 [20JN]
Enhance: funding, 30257 [1NO]
Ethanol: impose quota, 33334 [22NO]
———taxation of imports, 23955-23958 [17SE]
Europe: call for President Reagan to initiate economic discussions on currency misalignment (S. Res. 151), 9837, 9929 [30AP]
———discussions on trade policies, 14069 [4JN]
———report by member of visiting Senate delegation, 9831 [30AP]
———retrospect on economic meetings, 10925 [8MY]
———tariff on U.S. citrus, 29475 [29OC]
———unfair trade practices, 18996 [15JY]
———visit by Senate delegation, 7896-7899 [16AP]
Eximbank: amend loan policy (S. 844), 7273 [3AP]
———direct loan program, 11306 [9MY]
———future policies, 4508 [5MR]
Export Administration Act: amend (S. 883), appointment of conferees, 10482 [3MY]
———extend, unanimous-consent agreement on debate procedure, 6673 [28MR]
———extend (S. 883), 7337 [3AP]
———extend (S. 883), conference report, 17596-17602 [27JN]
———extend (S. 883), unanimous-consent agreement, 7320 [3AP]
Export Promotion and Economic Growth Act: enact (S. 774), 6652 [28MR]
Export Promotion and Information Center: establish (S. 1672), 24468 [20SE]
Export trading companies: role of States in development, 4517 [5MR]
Export Trading Company Act: amend (S. 1934), 36278-36279 [12DE]
Exports: distribution license regulation, 13663 [23MY]
———reform laws (S. 1380), 17646 [27JN]
———U.S. trade deficit, 344 [3JA], 1170 [29JA]
Fair Access to Foreign Markets Act: enact (S. 1370), 17591 [27JN]
Fair Export Financing Act: enact (S. 1763), 27276, 27278 [10OC]
Fair Trade Act: amend (S. 609), 4732 [7MR]
Farm and Market Recovery Act: enact (S. 843), 7253, 7270 [3AP]
Financial Export Control Act: enact (S. 812), 6775 [28MR], 7273 [3AP]
Firearms: regulate manufacture and importation of armor-piercing bullets (S. 104), 805 [22JA]
———restrictions on certain imports, 17001 [24JN]
Florence Agreement on the Importation of Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Materials: implement Nairobi Protocol (S. 1274), 15118 [11JN]
Food: impact of foreign meat production subsidies on U.S. markets, 3826 [27FE]
Food Security Act: enact (H.R. 2100), conference report, 33611 [2DE]
———enact (H.R. 2100), engrossment of Senate amendment (S. 1714), 33478 [23NO]
———enact (H.R. 2100), proceed to consideration, 33362-33374 [22NO]
Foreign Agricultural Investment Reform Act: enact (S. 1810), 29749 [30OC]
Foreign countries: impose duty on products of certain countries (S. 761), 6223 [26MR]
———improve antidumping duty laws relative to state-controlled economies (S. 1592), 22381 [1AU]
———protection of U.S. intellectual property rights, 15604 [13JN]
———revocation of certain trade designations relative to countervailing duty laws (S. 688), 5454 [19MR]
———revocation of certain trade designations relative to countervailing duty laws (S. 695), 5456 [19MR]
———sanctions against governments violating human rights, 18796-18800 [11JY]
———subsidized export credits, 24389 [19SE]
Foreign trade: require reports on foreign labor practices, 31706 [13NO]
———trade adjustment assistance, 31284-31289 [12NO]
Fossil energy: research and development technology, 31788 [13NO]
Furs: imports from Soviet Union (S. 1809), 29749 [30OC]
GATT: negotiations, 32221 [18NO]
———preparatory committee to plan negotiations, 37629 [18DE]
Ginger root: import requirements (S. 191), 287 [3JA]
Great Britain: reaction to unitary tax system, 19000 [15JY]
Hawaii: authorize sale of fish by certain foreign-flag vessels (S. 152), 254 [3JA]
Honey: ITC investigation and report on effects of imports (S. 1025), 9626 [26AP]
Hunting and trapping: prohibit shipment of steel-jaw leghold traps (S. 1368), 17372 [26JN]
IMF: abolish compensatory financing facility (S. Res. 114), 6814 [28MR]
Import quotas: impact, 23345 [11SE]
Imports: amend licensing procedure, 31708-31710 [13NO]
———Presidential discretion to grant relief (S. 1753), 26904 [9OC]
———quotas, 31670-31686, 31689-31697, 31702-31706, 31711 [13NO]
———regulation, 28063 [18OC]
Industry: competitiveness of domestic, 26382 [7OC], 31342 [12NO]
———expand trade adjustment assistance, 31311 [12NO]
———expand U.S. exports (S. 1870), 32812 [20NO]
———impact of imports on fishing tackle manufacturers, 5865 [20MR]
———import relief for machine tool manufacturers, 24619 [23SE]
———import relief (S. 1863), 32794 [20NO]
———labor-management cooperation to face foreign competition, 17034 [25JN]
———realizing productive potential, 16042 [18JN], 16299 [19JN], 17377 [26JN], 18252 [9JY], 18384 [10JY], 18887 [11JY], 19372 [17JY], 19910 [22JY]
———revitalize U.S. copper, 31697-31702 [13NO]
———strategy for economic growth, 36219 [12DE]
———trade adjustment assistance, 31284-31289 [12NO]
Inflatable rafts: tariff treatment of certain (S. 1975), 37646 [18DE]
Information services: prohibit barriers on transborder data flows, 17376 [26JN]
Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration: implement (S. 1828), 30577 [5NO]
International Copper Action Commission: establish (S. 1670), 24378 [19SE]
International Customs Day: observance, 1078 [24JA]
International economy: policy, 30318 [1NO]
International Jute Organization: authorize U.S. participation, 14980 [10JN]
———authorize U.S. participation (S. 604), 4614 [6MR]
International relations: sense of Congress that U.S. representatives to international organizations oppose regulations that impede U.S. trade, 14916 [7JN]
International Trade Association: locate in World Trade Center, Boston, MA, 35505 [10DE]
International Wheat Agreement: extend protocol, 28365, 28391 [22OC]
Iraq: prohibit export of certain military goods or technology (S. 1897), 34438 [5DE]
Iron and steel industry: competitiveness, 23080 [9SE]
———effects of imports, 17079 [25JN]
———extend statute of limitations for steel import fraud (S. 429), 2143 [7FE]
———impact of imports, 28318 [22OC], 28495 [23OC]
———labor-management cooperation, 32290-32295 [19NO]
———policies of President Reagan, 19368 [17JY]
———technological advancements, 23084 [9SE]
———U.S. import quotas (S. 11), 45 [3JA], 2510 [19FE]
Israel: agreement with U.S., 4425, 4429 [5MR]
ITC: cost estimate on appropriations (S. 1146), 13272 [22MY]
———require study to determine impact of imports on honey industry (S. 1028), 9675 [29AP]
Japan: access for U.S. lawyers, 28112 [18OC]
———availability of technical literature to U.S. companies and researchers (S. 1073), 10540, 10542 [6MY], 19911 [22JY]
———barriers to imports of leather and leather footware, 31784 [13NO]
———budget waiver for consideration of S. 1073, improve availability of technical literature to U.S. companies (S. Res. 254), 33486 [23NO]
———chocolate exports to U.S., 14069 [4JN]
———duty on surimi (S. 1981), 37656 [18DE]
———eliminate restrictive trade practices, 21763 [31JY]
———impact of restrictive trade practices, 21463 [30JY]
———import barriers, 16803 [21JN]
———import restrictions on semiconductors, 15966 [17JN], 16305 [19JN]
———improve availability of technical literature to U.S. companies and researchers (S. 1073), 23062 [9SE], 31008 [7NO], 33487-33490 [23NO]
———prohibit U.S. import of certain telecommunications products (S. 728), 5851 [20MR]
———quality and price of exported products, 21468 [30JY]
———reduction of trade barriers to U.S. forest products (S. Con. Res. 23), 3809-3811 [27FE]
———require Presidential response to unfair trade practices (S. 1404), 18241 [9JY], 18306 [10JY], 20416-20423 [25JY], 37538 [18DE], 38737 [20DE]
———require Presidential response to unfair trade practices (S. 1404), unanimous-consent request, 21346 [30JY]
———require Presidential response to unfair trade practices (S. 1505), 20500 [25JY]
———require Presidential response to unfair trade practices (S. Res. 215), 22420 [1AU]
———tariff reductions, 17380 [26JN]
———tariffs, 26377 [7OC]
———trade barriers to U.S. products, 5328 [18MR], 17611 [27JN]
———trade barriers to U.S. wine, 25831 [3OC]
———trade negotiations, 3604 [26FE]
———U.S. policy, 7391 [3AP], 13903 [3JN], 14664 [6JN], 15606 [13JN], 19064 [16JY]
———unfair trade practices, 25310 [30SE]
———voluntary auto restraint agreement, 36413, 36415, 36464 [13DE], 36496 [16DE]
Jordan: arms sale, 25281 [30SE], 28867 [24OC]
———arms sale (S. Res. 177), 25058 [26SE]
———arms sale (S.J. Res. 228), 28920-28932 [24OC]
———opposing arms sale, 35054 [6DE]
———opposing arms sale (S. Res. 177), 14187 [4JN], 15282 [12JN]
———opposing arms sale (S.J. Res. 223), 28366-28376 [22OC], 29261 [28OC]
———opposition to advanced arms sales (S. Res. 117), 15137 [11JN]
———prohibit arms sale (S.J. Res. 204), 24379 [19SE]
Labeling: requirements for imported meat and poultry, 33353-33358 [22NO]
Labor: require reports on foreign practices, 31706 [13NO]
Labor productivity: decline of U.S. competitiveness, 1816 [5FE]
Lasamid: suspend duty (S. 757), 6200 [26MR]
L-ephedrine hydrochloride: rate of duty (S. 1879), 33400 [22NO]
Libya: prohibit trade, 12062 [15MY]
———prohibit trade (S. 871), 7365 [3AP]
Loan guarantee authority: prohibit unilateral reduction by executive branch (S. 640-651), 4891 [7MR]
Lumber trade: encourage U.S.-Canadian trade negotiations, 13804 [24MY]
———encourage U.S.-Canadian trade negotiations (S. 982), 8936 [23AP], 22252 [1AU]
———impact of Canadian imports, 26715 [8OC]
———impact of imports, 26913 [9OC], 27168 [10OC]
———limit imports (S. 1224), 13803-13808 [24MY]
Machine tool industry: relief, 21758 [31JY]
Made in America Month: designate (S.J. Res. 206), 24772 [24SE], 25302 [30SE]
McCall, Bud: tribute, 24007 [17SE]
Merchant marine: authorize foreign acquisition of subsidized U.S.-flag vessels (S. 1481), 19970 [23JY]
———eliminate documentation requirements for foreign-built vessels (S. 1482), 19970 [23JY]
Mexico: protection of U.S. intellectual property rights, 20522 [25JY]
Motor vehicles: extend voluntary trade restraints (S. Con. Res. 15), 2748-2753 [20FE], 6647-6664 [28MR]
———impact of imports, 344 [3JA], 30716 [6NO]
———impact of quotas, 3380 [25FE]
———increase excise tax on fuels (S. 735), 6132 [26MR]
Multi-Fiber Arrangement: achieve objectives, 28933, 28946, 28947-28966 [24OC]
National Commission on International Trade Policy: establish (S. Res. 221), 23851 [16SE]
National defense: strengthen safeguards against imports that threaten national security (S. 1871), 32813 [20NO]
———safeguards relative to exports threatening U.S. security (S. 1679), 24483 [20SE], 25318 [30SE]
National Security Trade Act: enact (S. 1533), 21658 [31JY]
National Trade Council: establish (S. 282), 1024 [24JA]
National Trade Data Bank: establish (S. 1837), 31143, 31148 [7NO]
Natural gas: financial situation of industry, 28207 [21OC]
Natural resources: application of countervailing duties relative to input subsidies, 22252 [1AU]
———application of countervailing duties relative to input subsidies (S. 1292), 15603 [13JN], 22252 [1AU]
Neckties: duty (S. 1709), 25176 [26SE]
Negotiations: authorize (S. 1865), 32803 [20NO]
New Mexico: economic plight of mining industry, 730 [22JA]
New York, NY: anniversary of trade zone (S. Res. 38), 340 [3JA]
New Zealand: U.S. trade sanctions, 5274 [18MR]
———U.S. trade sanctions (S. 677), 5316 [18MR]
Nicaragua: rescind trade sanctions, 14932-14935 [7JN]
———trade embargo, 10156 [1MY]
———trade embargo (S. Res. 140), 8597 [22AP]
OPIC: relative to activities (S. 947), 8355 [18AP], 32160-32163 [14NO]
———relative to activities (S. 947), appointment of conferees, 34425 [5DE]
———relative to activities (S. 947), conference report, 36221 [12DE]
OTA: require study of quality standards for exported grain, 33100 [21NO]
Panama Canal Act: amend (H.R. 729), 35918 [11DE]
Patents: enhance protection of intellectual property rights (S. 1647), 23772-23774 [13SE]
———enhance protection of intellectual property rights (S. 1869), 32809 [20NO]
———restrict importation of goods made overseas by use of U.S. patented process (S. 1543), 21738 [31JY], 25312 [30SE]
Petroleum: financial situation of industry, 28207 [21OC]
———import fee, 20972 [29JY], 21308-21310, 21397 [30JY]
———import fees, 20749 [26JY], 36214 [12DE], 38769 [20DE]
———imports, 35447 [10DE]
———increase import fees (S. 1507), 20778 [26JY]
———increase tariff (S. 1412), 18353-18355 [10JY]
———tax on imported crude oil and refined products (S. 1997), 38588 [19DE]
Philippines: sale of U.S. wheat, 21482 [30JY], 21692-21694 [31JY]
———U.S. wheat purchases, 11828 [14MY]
Pigskin footwear: separate tariff classification (S. 1425), 18863 [11JY]
Policy: establish comprehensive approach, 23920 [17SE]
———establish (S. 1861), 32791 [20NO]
———improve (S. 1449), 19323 [17JY]
———protectionism, 30328 [1NO]
Pork products: market promotion programs, 33106 [21NO]
Pornography: restrictions against imported (S. 1742), 26372, 26373 [7OC]
Poultry industry: export incentive program, 33465 [23NO]
Poultry products: market promotion programs, 33106 [21NO]
Power resources: tariff on ethanol, 23746-23750 [13SE]
Predatory pricing by Japanese semiconductor company: Senator Riegle, 14666 [6JN]
Prices: impact on domestic levels, 18890 [11JY]
Protectionism: detrimental effects, 15975 [17JN]
Public debt: U.S. status as debtor nation, 24889-24890, 24891-24895 [25SE]
Reagan, President: call on to convene conference to examine global agricultural market, 33300 [22NO]
———statement on debt status of the U.S., 24046 [18SE]
Red pepper and salt mixtures: duty-free treatment of certain (S. 1883), 33404 [22NO]
Restrictive trade practices: improve effectivenes of responding mechanism (S. 1476), 19817-19820 [19JY]
Rockefeller, Senator: response to trade policy address by President, 24619 [23SE]
Romania: denial of most-favored-nation status (S. 1492), 20324 [24JY]
———suspend most-favored-nation status (S. 1817), 30301 [1NO]
———violations of human rights, 30241 [1NO]
Ryan, George: comments on importance of foreign language studies to promote business growth, 682 [21JA]
S. 1227, waive certain tariff requirements on tubular tin, 13899 [3JN]
Saudi Arabia: arms sale, 2438 [19FE]
———prohibit arms sale (S.J. Res. 204), 24379 [19SE]
Secondary butyl chloride: suspend duty (S. 717), 5835 [20MR]
Semiconductor industry: Japanese markets (S. 1989), 38584 [19DE]
Senate: bipartisan agreement, 33431 [22NO]
———factfinding trip to Asia, 29081-29089 [25OC]
Senate Democratic Working Group on Trade Policy: report on trade strategy, 9487 [25AP]
Sheet vinyl flooring: duty (S. 745), 6189 [26MR]
Shipping industry: cost efficiency in shipment of Government cargoes, 29697-29701 [30OC]
———criteria for determination of availability of U.S.-flag vessels relative to cargo preference requirements, 29703-29705 [30OC]
———criteria for determination of rates for purposes of cargo preference requirements, 29454-29459 [29OC]
———exemption of certain agricultural commodities from cargo preference requirements, 29469-29475 [29OC]
———limit applicability of cargo preference requirements to vessels certified as necessary for national defense, 29464 [29OC]
———provide direction in the administration of the cargo preference requirements, 29732-29736 [30OC]
———rates relative to cargo preference requirements, 29694 [30OC]
Shoe industry: delay application and establish conditions of import quotas, 28967 [24OC]
———health effects of wearing imported shoes, 29404 [29OC]
———impact of imports, 28882 [24OC], 30266 [1NO], 30710 [6NO], 33848-33850 [3DE]
———import quotas on nonrubber footwear, 7275-7279 [3AP]
———Presidential veto of H.R. 1562, import restrictions, 37564 [18DE]
———promote economic recovery, 25574-25625 [2OC]
———promote recovery, 28947-28966 [24OC]
———trade policies, 29095 [25OC]
———U.S. trade policy, 23152-23162 [10SE]
Sino-American Nuclear Verification Act: enact (S. 1754), 26905-26907 [9OC], 32652 [20NO]
Small Business Service Bureau, Inc.: commend efforts to increase U.S. exports, 23072 [9SE]
Soda ash industry: barriers to U.S. exports, 30712 [6NO]
Sodium bicarbonate: rates of duty (S. 1987), 38582 [19DE]
South Africa: apartheid policy, 7635 [4AP]
———ban importation of tobacco, 33295-33300 [22NO]
———economic sanctions, 23011, 23013, 23025-23032, 23088 [9SE], 29043 [24OC], 29515 [29OC]
———economic sanctions against apartheid policy, 21475 [30JY]
———transfer of nuclear technology, 2467 [19FE]
———U.S. policy, 25055 [26SE]
Southwest Hide Co.: Presidential award recipient, 13837 [24MY]
Soviet Union: enforcement of ban on import of goods produced by forced labor, 24921-24928 [25SE]
———importance of trade relations, 7669 [4AP]
———importation of goods produced by forced labor, 1583 [31JA]
———sanctions against Government for violating human rights, 18804-18808 [11JY]
———U.S. policy, 13718 [24MY], 15606 [13JN]
Special defense acquisition fund: funding (S. 1726), 27261 [10OC]
States: authorize importation of lottery equipment (S. 1955), 36861 [17DE]
———tax treatment of foreign source income (S. 687), 5451 [19MR]
———tax treatment of foreign source income (S. 1113), 11501 [9MY]
Steel: U.S. import quotas, 22472 [1AU], 26912 [9OC]
Strategic foreign currency reserve: establish (S. 1571), 22336 [1AU]
Strategic materials: barter of agricultural commodities to enhance national defense stockpile (S. 42), 107 [3JA]
———barter surplus agricultural commodities, 33066-33067 [20NO]
Stuffed dolls and toy figures: suspend duty (S. 1089), 10854 [7MY]
Sugar: imports to U.S., 29693 [30OC]
———increase Philippine quota, 33340-33349 [22NO]
———price support program, 25652 [2OC]
Synthetic fuels: ensure payment of additional duty on ethyl alcohol (S. 575), 4470 [5MR]
———exclude ethyl alcohol imports from Caribbean Basin initiative (S. 576), 4470 [5MR]
Tariff: reform regulations (S. 234), 743-744 [22JA]
Tariffs: classifications of certain silicone resins (S. 579), 4471 [5MR]
———countervailing duties on Canadian pork (S. Res. 92), 4635 [6MR]
Tariffs and quotas: U.S. policy, 30595 [5NO]
Taxation: reciprocal sanctions against certain corporations relative to citizens living in a State using worldwide unitary method of taxation (S. 1845), 31327 [12NO]
———treatment of foreign source income (S. 687), 5451 [19MR]
Taylor, George E.: tribute, 34400 [5DE]
Technology: cooperative agreements between industry and federally owned and operated laboratories (S. 1914), 35401, 35405 [9DE], 35549 [10DE], 36532 [16DE]
———export control of strategic, 12175 [15MY], 12587, 12614 [20MY]
———export controls, 14866 [7JN]
———export controls on militarily critical goods, 13441 [23MY]
———funding for education, 30252 [1NO]
———funding for research and development, 9509 [25AP]
———industrial transition, 34987 [6DE]
———transfer to Soviet Union, 2968 [21FE]
Telecommunication: enhance U.S. foreign trade (S. 942), 8164-8170 [17AP], 34011 [3DE], 38381 [19DE]
Television: tariff classification of apparatus and parts (S. 1288), 15356 [12JN]
Terrorism: deny most-favored-nation status to certain countries (S. 1778), 28185-28186 [21OC]
———require report on economic boycotts against countries supporting terrorists, 28910 [24OC]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act: effect of passage of S. 680 on consumer prices, 30391 [4NO]
———enact, 38379 [19DE]
———enact (H.R. 1562), 27548, 27550 [15OC], 28137 [21OC], 31204-31208 [7NO], 31663-31686, 31689-31725 [13NO], 38462 [19DE]
———enact (H.R. 1562), authorize printing, 32170 [14NO]
———enact (H.R. 1562), unanimous-consent agreement, 31234 [8NO]
———enact (S. 680), 14865 [7JN], 16200 [19JN], 17324 [26JN], 19284 [17JY], 19968 [23JY], 23016 [9SE], 30495, 30496 [5NO]
Textile and Trade Enforcement Act: enact (S. 680), 13662 [23MY]
Textile industry: achieve objectives of Multi-Fiber Arrangement, 31664-31669, 31725 [13NO]
———delay application and establish conditions of import quotas, 28967 [24OC]
———economic crisis, 27648 [16OC]
———impact of imports, 15053 [11JN], 16005 [18JN], 19939 [23JY], 20332 [24JY], 25203 [26SE], 28882 [24OC], 30266 [1NO], 31775 [13NO], 33390 [22NO], 33848-33850 [3DE], 38737 [20DE]
———promote economic recovery, 25574-25625 [2OC]
———promote recovery, 28933, 28946, 28947-28966 [24OC]
———trade policies, 29095 [25OC]
Textile industry and fabrics: effects of imports, 18321 [10JY], 20868 [29JY]
———import growth rates consistent with objectives of the multi-fiber arrangement (S. 680), 17709 [27JN]
———labor costs and promotion program of exporting countries, 36446 [13DE]
———Presidential veto of H.R. 1562, import restrictions, 37563 [18DE]
———veto of H.R. 1562, import restrictions, 37522 [18DE]
Timber industry: export subsidies by Canadian Government, 20968 [29JY]
Tobacco: reform domestic program (S. 1205), 13607 [23MY]
Tourist trade: repeal of tax on imported travel literature, 14863 [7JN]
Trade adjustment assistance: extend certain (H.R. 3918), 36261 [12DE]
———extend certain (H.R. 3981), 37627 [18DE]
———extend certain programs (H.R. 3722), 38382 [19DE]
———reauthorize, 1594 [31JA]
———reauthorize (S. 23), 80 [3JA]
Trade Adjustment Assistance Program: extend and reform (S. 1544), 21739-21745 [31JY], 26252 [4OC]
Trade Emergency and Export Promotion Act: enact, 24690 [24SE]
Trade Enhancement Act: enact (S. 906), 7875 [16AP]
———enact (S. 1860), 32763-32791 [20NO]
Trade Law Modernization Act: enact (S. 1356), 17035, 17043, 17059 [25JN]
Trade Partnership Act: enact (S. 1669), 24376 [19SE]
Trademarks: enhance protection of intellectual property rights (S. 1647), 23772-23774 [13SE]
———enhance protection of intellectual property rights (S. 1869), 32809 [20NO]
Tubular tin: waive certain tariff requirements (S. 1180), 12944 [21MY]
———waive certain tariff requirements (S. 1227), 13898 [3JN]
U.S. Trade Data Bank: establish (S. 1829), 30579 [5NO]
U.S. Trade Representative: request information on trade policies, 18883 [11JY]
U.S. Travel and Tourism Administration: authorizing appropriations (S. 374), 1569 [31JA], 2971-2973 [21FE]
U.S.-Canada: trade negotiations, 35548 [10DE]
U.S.-flag vessels: transportation of Government cargo (S. 185), 281 [3JA]
———transportation of Government cargo (S. 187), 284 [3JA]
U.S.-Israel Free Trade Area Implementation Act: enact (H.R. 2268), 13574-13577 [23MY]
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Joint Commercial Commission: meeting, 10926 [8MY]
Under Sec. of State for Agricultural Affairs: establish position (S. 126), 220 [3JA]
Unfair practices: eliminate, 33101-33104 [21NO]
———eliminate (S. 1862), 32792 [20NO], 38639 [19DE]
———eliminate (S. 1864), 32801 [20NO]
———eliminate (S. 1868), 32806 [20NO]
USIA: prohibit public information campaign, 14945 [7JN]
———public information campaign in foreign countries, 14936 [7JN]
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.: Buy-America campaign, 8605 [22AP]
Weapons: limit transfer to developing countries, 12083 [15MY]
Wool Act: reauthorize, 19032 [15JY]
World Trade Week: observance, 13143 [22MY]
Yeutter, Clayton: appointment as U.S. Trade Representative, 7894 [16AP]
———nomination as U.S. Trade Representative, 17733 [27JN]
Yugoslavia: prohibit export of certain military goods or technology (S. 1897), 34438 [5DE]
Reports
Agricultural Price Support, Export, Conservation, Credit, Research, Food Assistance: Committee on Rules (H.R. 2100; H. Res. 267) (H. Rept. 99-284), 24287 [19SE]
Agricultural Price Support, Export, Conservation, Credit, Research, and Food Assistance Programs: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 2100) (H. Rept. 99-271), 24177 [18SE]
———Committee on Rules (H.R. 2100; H. Res. 267) (H. Rept. 99-284), 24287 [19SE]
Agricultural Price Support, Exports, Conservation, Credit, Research, and Food Assistance Programs: Committee on Agriculture (H.R. 2100) (H. Rept. 99-271), 23696 [13SE]
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act (H.R. 2100): committee of conference, 36970-37155 [17DE]
Agriculture Assistance Programs: committee of conference (H.R. 2100) (H. Rept. 99-447), 37486 [17DE]
Annual Report of 1985: National Semiconductor (excerpt), 38585 [19DE]
Another View—Nicaragua: Mary E. King, 13311 [22MY]
Anti-Apartheid Act: committee of conference (H.R. 1460) (H. Rept. 99-242), 22681 [1AU]
Arms Sales to Jordan: Committee on Foreign Affairs (S.J. Res. 228) (H. Rept. 99-364), 31514 [12NO]
Canadian Lumber Trade Import Limitation: Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (H.R. 1088) (H. Rept. 99-37), 7494 [3AP]
Cargo Preference: National Commission on Agricultural Trade and Export Policy, 11636 [9MY]
Cargo Preference Requirements: OTA (excerpt), 29431 [29OC]
Cargo Preference Requirements on Agricultural Commodity Exports: Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation (S. 721) (S. Rept. 99-89), 16962 [24JN]
Compact of Free Association Approval: Committee on Finance (S.J. Res. 77), 20938 [29JY]
Conference: S. 883, Export Administration Act, 17202-17222 [25JN]
Cooperation Agreement Between People's Republic of China and U.S.: Committee on Rules (S.J. Res. 238) (H. Res. 333) (H. Rept. 99-421), 34884 [6DE]
Copper Industry Expansion: Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (H.R. 1520) (H. Rept. 99-246), 22681 [1AU]
Dairy and Tobacco Adjustment Act: Committee on Agriculture (excerpt), 33296 [22NO]
Dept. of Defense Appropriations (H.R. 3629): House Committee on Appropriations (excerpt), 35531 [10DE]
Designate National Buy American Week: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 194), 24359 [19SE]
Economic Recovery of U.S. Textile and Apparel Industry: Committee on Rules (H.R. 1562; H. Res. 286) (H. Rept. 99-301), 26108 [3OC]
———Committee on Rules (H.R. 1562; H. Res. 325) (H. Rept. 99-395), 32617 [20NO]
———Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 1562) (H. Rept. 99-293), 25279 [30SE]
Effects of the President's Steel Program: David J. Cantor, 19368-19372 [17JY]
Elimination of Unfair and Predacious Export Financing Practices: Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs (H. 3667) (H. Rept. 99-457), 38733 [20DE]
Enforcement of Textile and Apparel Import Quotas: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 99-305), 26481 [7OC]
Enhance U.S. Foreign Telecommunications Trade: Committee on Finance (S. 942) (S. Rept. 99-204), 33673 [2DE], 34014-34019 [3DE]
Establish Conditions for Export of Drugs: Committee on Labor and Human Resources (S. 1848) (S. Rept. 99-225), 37636 [18DE]
Eximbank Continue to Provide Preliminary and Advanced Commitment for Loans: Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs (H. Con. Res. 76) (H. Rept. 99-91), 11760 [14MY]
Expand Export Markets for Agricultural Commodities, Provide Price and Income Protection for Farmers, and Continue Food Assistance: Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry (S. 1714; S. Res. 235) (S. Rept. 99-145), 25306 [30SE]
Export Administration Act Extension: committee of conference (S. 883) (H. Rept. 99-180), 17231 [25JN]
Export of Agricultural Commodities: Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry (S. 721) (S. Rept. 99-65), 12621 [20MY]
Extension of International Wheat Agreement: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 99-3), 25851 [3OC]
Farm Producer Emergency Credit: Committee on Rules (H.R. 1189; H. Res. 85) (H. Rept. 99-8), 3948 [27FE]
Farm Producer Funds to Forgo Foreclosure and Defer Indebtedness: Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 1189) (H. Rept. 99-1), 2938 [21FE]
Forced Labor in the Soviet Union: ITC (excerpt), 1583 [31JA]
Free Trade Area Agreement: Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 2268) (H. Rept. 99-68), 10519 [6MY]
Free Trade Area Agreement With Israel: Committee on Finance (S. 1114), 11500 [9MY]
Global Competition—The New Reality: Commission on Industrial Competitiveness (excerpt on Eximbank), 4508 [5MR]
Global Economics: Democratic Working Group on Trade Policy (excerpt), 10925 [8MY]
Hypothetical Effects of Lower Interest Rates on the Costs of Production of the Integrated Steel Industry: Library of Congress, 12556 [20MY]
Improve Availability of Japanese Technical Literature to U.S.: Committee on the Budget (S. 1073; S. Res. 254), 32762 [20NO]
Industrial Competitiveness (excerpt), 37187 [17DE]
Japanese Unfair Trade Practices: Committee on Finance (S. 1404) (S. Rept. 99-102), 18241 [9JY]
Labor Rights Violations in the Republic of Korea, 38088 [19DE]
Load Lines and Measurement Requirements of Vessels: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 1362) (H. Rept. 99-398), 32618 [20NO]
Manufacture, Importation, and Sale of Armor-Piercing Ammunition: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 3132) (H. Rept. 99-360), 30913 [6NO]
Merchandise Trade Deficit: Committee on Ways and Means (H. Con. Res. 107) (H. Rept. 99-35), 7235 [2AP]
National Security Trade Act (1958 excerpts), 21658 [31JY]
New Global Economy—First Steps in a U.S. Trade Strategy: Senate Democratic Working Group on Trade Policy, 9488-9494 [25AP]
Next 4 Years—The U.S. and the World Economy: Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, 5870-5873 [20MR]
———William D. Eberle, Richard N. Gardner, and Ann Crittenden, 13228-13230 [22MY]
Nuclear Cooperation Between the U.S. and People's Republic of China (S.J. Res. 238), 32126 [14NO]
Offset Competitive Advantage of Foreign Coal Producers: Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (H.R. 1905) (H. Rept. 99-117), 12008 [15MY]
OPIC Activities: committee of conference (S. 947) (H. Rept. 99-428), 35738-35741, 35787 [10DE]
———Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 947) (S. Rept. 99-157), 27263 [10OC]
Overseas Procurement of Machine Tools: Committee Report, 17495 [26JN]
Panama Canal Act With Regard to Claims for Vessels Damaged Outside Locks: Committee on Armed Services (H.R. 729) (H. Rept. 99-206), 33953 [3DE]
Participation of Judges of Court of International Trade in Judicial Conferences: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 2183) (H. Rept. 99-390), 32617 [20NO]
Points of Order Against Conference Report on Anti-Apartheid Act: Committee on Rules (H.R. 1460; H. Res. 251) (H. Rept. 99-244), 22681 [1AU]
President's Steel Import Program—One Year Later: Library of Congress, 28495-28497 [23OC]
Protection of Computer Software Copyrights: Dept. of Commerce (excerpt), 1534 [31JA]
Regulation of manufacture and importation of armor-piercing ammunition: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 104), 20938 [29JY]
Remedy Views on Footwear Industry: Susan W. Liebeler (excerpt), 23157-23161 [10SE]
Retain Eximbank Direct Loan Program: Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs (H.R. 1787) (H. Rept. 99-89), 11760 [14MY]
Second Quarter Report, Fiscal Year 1986: Advanced Micro Devices (excerpt), 38584 [19DE]
Stabilization of International Currency Markets in Support of Fair Global Competition: Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs (H. 3498) (H. Rept. 99-456), 38733 [20DE]
Status of U.S.-U.S.S.R. Geneva Arms Control Negotiations and Other Summit Issues, 31797 [13NO]
Stresses and Strains in the International Financial System: Bay Area International Forum review of 1983-84 committee hearings (sundry), 11556-11571 [9MY]
Third Quarter Report 1985: Intel Corp. (excerpt), 38585 [19DE]
Trade Adjustment Assistance (excerpt), 31312 [12NO]
Trade Agreement With Israel: Committee on Finance (S. 1141) (H. Rept. 99-55), 12134 [15MY]
Trade Policy Perspectives—Setting the Stage for 1985 Agriculture Legislation: Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry (excerpt), 2690 [20FE]
U.S. Gold Coin and the World Market: Gold Commission, 22552 [14AU]
U.S. Softwood Lumber Imports: ITC (excerpt), 27175 [10OC]
U.S.-European Parliamentary Exchange, 21554 [30JY]
Voluntary Trade Restraint Extension in U.S.-Japan Motor Vehicle Trade: Committee on Finance (S. Con. Res. 15), 6689 [28MR]
Reports to constituents
Hamilton, Lee H.: Agricultural Exports, 11193 [8MY]
———Emerging Trade Issue, 23673 [12SE]
———Trade Deficit, 613 [7JA]
Resolutions by organizations
Agricultural policy, 22125 [1AU]
Reduction of Japanese trade barriers: National Forest Products Association (excerpt), 3811 [27FE]
Rulings
Application for worker adjustment assistance by Atlas Minerals: Stephen A. Wandner, 16291 [19JN]
Application for worker adjustment assistance by Union Carbide Corp.: Robert O. Deslongchamps, 16291 [19JN]
Rulings of the Chair
Agriculture: assistance programs (H.R. 2100), 25025 [26SE]
Food Security Act: enact (H.R. 2100), 25025 [26SE], 25419, 25455 [1OC], 25971, 26021 [3OC], 26549 [8OC]
Statements
Administration's Attitude Toward the Domestic Steel Industry: Robert F. Anderson, Hanna Mining Co. (excerpt), 431 [3JA]
Administration's Sugar Policy and Effects On the Economies of Latin America: Representative Solarz, 7736 [4AP]
Agricultural Trade, 27092 [10OC]
Aliquippa Tragedy—What Unfair Trade Has Done to an American Community: LTV Corp., 14314 [5JN]
Apartheid: Herman Nickel, 23708 [13SE]
Arms Sale to Jordan: Shimon Peres, 28373 [22OC]
Authorize the Foreign Acquisition of Subsidized U.S.-Flag Vessels (H.R. 3141), 22047 [31JY]
Barter of Surplus Agricultural Commodities for Strategic Materials, 33067 [20NO]
Bilateral Relations—U.S. View: Edson W. Spencer, 22698 [1AU]
Canada-U.S. Trade Policy: Canada-U.S. Relations Committee, 19260 [16JY]
Cargo Preference Compromise: Maritime Coalition, 36315 [12DE]
Cargo Preference Requirements: Seafarers International Union, 29734 [30OC]
Conditions for Sale of U.S. Commodities to Foreign Countries: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 29415 [29OC]
———Representative of Government of Kenya, 29415 [29OC]
Continental Africa Chamber of Commerce: Asa Spaulding (excerpt), 27325 [10OC]
Decision on Citrus 301 Petition, 16743 [20JN]
Dept. of Commerce ruling on RMI Co., Niles, OH, Antidumping Lawsuit, 28484 [22OC]
Domestic Sugar Program Creates Temptation To Smuggle Foreign Sugar: U.S. Customs Investigators, 17098 [25JN]
Dumping of Goods by Nonmarket Economy Countries: Lionel Olmer, 32807 [20NO]
Economic Sanctions Against South Africa: Gatsha Buthelezi, 23026, 23031 [9SE]
———Senator Kennedy, 23294 [11SE]
Enforcement of the Ban Against the Import of Goods Made With Forced Labor: Dept. of the Treasury, 24926-24927 [25SE]
Federal Funding of Research: George A. Keyworth, 10957 [8MY]
Foreign Agents Compulsory Ethics in Trade Act: Joel Lisker, 31530 [12NO]
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Anxieties: Harold Williams (excerpt), 2145 [7FE]
Foreign Import Quotas: (excerpts), 27320 [10OC]
Foreign Trade: President Reagan, 24122 [18SE]
Foreign Trade (sundry excerpts), 8437 [18AP]
Helsinki Accord Principles: Charlotte Saikowski, 21563 [30JY]
Illegal South African Occupations in Namibia: Court of International Justice, 13687 [23MY]
Impact of Canadian Trade Policy on U.S. Lumber Industry: Stanley Dennison, 22253 [1AU]
Impact of Coal Imports: Donald P. Hodel, Sec. of Energy, 14661 [6JN]
Impact of Declining Terms of Trade on Economy in Chile: Anibal Pinto (excerpt), 12107 [15MY]
Import Restrictions: Dept. of Agriculture, 34154 [4DE]
Japanese import restrictions on wood and paper products (excerpt), 21763 [31JY]
Japan's Unfair Trade Practices: Senator Chafee, 18310 [10JY]
Maintaining the U.S. Merchant Marine for Domestic and Foreign Trade and for Defense: Military Sealift Command, 11723 [14MY]
Merchant Marine Act Amendment (H.R. 3141), 22047 [31JY]
Multi-Fiber Arrangement: Senator Danforth, 28943 [24OC]
Multi-Fiber Arrangement objectives, 27096 [10OC]
National Copper Policy Act (H.R. 1520): Dept. of Commerce, 5037 [7MR]
National Research Efforts: John F. Kennedy, 9509 [25AP]
National Security and the Importance of the Textile Industry: William E. Brock III, Sec. of Labor, 25624 [2OC]
Natural Resource Prices, 11279 [9MY]
New Round of GATT Negotiations: Senator Baucus, 37534 [18DE]
New Technology and the Future of Steel: David Cantor, 23084-23088 [9SE]
Philippine Sugar Quota: Salvadore H. Laurel, 33341 [22NO]
Purpose and Need for S. 1481, Authorizing Foreign Acquisition of Subsidized U.S.-Flag Vessels, 19970 [23JY]
Purpose and Need for S. 1482, Eliminating Documentation for Foreign-Built Vessels, 19971 [23JY]
Recommendation of the Democratic Trade Task Force on the Fiscal Year 1986 Budget for Export Financing Programs, 12991 [21MY]
Recommendation of the Democratic Trade Task Force on the Fiscal Year 1986 Budget for the Customs Service, 12991 [21MY]
Repeal of Cargo Preference Requirements on CCC Agricultural Exports (S. 930): Senator Nickles, 8610 [22AP]
Requirements for Utilization of Surplus Agricultural Commodities: Charles Sykes, 26290 [5OC]
———H. Dauda Kamara, 26290 [5OC]
———Henry E. Thomas, 26290 [5OC]
———Jim Miller, 26291 [5OC]
———John Swenson, 26290 [5OC]
———Pablo Pablo, 26289 [5OC]
———Ron Stoddard, 26291 [5OC]
———Stephen Gabbert, 26290 [5OC]
———sundry, 26290 [5OC]
Retention of Eximbank Direct Loan Program (H.R. 1787): Representative Neal, 11307 [9MY]
Robotics and Automation: J. David Mitchell, 28013 [17OC]
Role of States in ETC Development: Ronald C. Wakerford, 4517 [5MR]
Science Policy Task Force: Robert Serafin, 32907 [20NO]
Soviet Grain Embargo and Farm Policy (Donald Regan), 19992 [23JY]
States' Worldwide Unitary Method of Taxation: President Reagan, 37646 [18DE]
Steel Import Fraud: Senator Heinz, 2143 [7FE]
Sugar Import Quotas: Carlos Despradel, 13800 [24MY]
Tariff Act of 1930: Richard B. Russell, 23162 [10SE]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act (H.R. 1562): Roger Milliken (excerpt), 38841 [20DE]
Trade adjustment assistance: Senator Danforth, 25592 [2OC]
Trade Legislation (excerpt), 24229 [19SE]
Trade Policy: AFL-CIO, 20420 [25JY]
———Clayton Yeutter, 20418 [25JY]
———Commission on Industrial Competitiveness (sundry excerpts), 17370 [26JN]
———Douglas Fraser, 17369 [26JN]
Trade Protectionism: President Reagan, 25310 [30SE]
Trade Reform: Senator Moynihan, 20520 [25JY]
Trade Restrictions, 19063 [16JY]
Trade With Libya: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State (excerpt), 12062 [15MY]
U.S. and Foreign Cargo Rates: Stephen Kearns, 20131 [23JY]
U.S. Beer Exports to Canada: Allan A. Rubin, 2718 [20FE]
U.S. Chamber Praises Efforts To Open Telecommunications Markets, 22689 [1AU]
U.S. Copper Industry: Congressional Copper Caucus, 31699 [13NO]
———ITC, 31699 [13NO]
U.S. Imports of Soviet Prison-Produced Goods: CIA, 24927 [25SE]
U.S. Policy in Central America: Representative Gingrich, 15482 [12JN]
U.S. Policy Toward the Republic of China and the People's Republic of China (excerpt), 18074 [8JY]
U.S. Textile—Fabric of America: John Gregg, 16747 [20JN]
U.S. Trade Deficit: Henry Wallich (excerpt), 1474 [31JA]
———Paul A. Volcker (excerpt), 1485 [31JA]
U.S. Trade Policy: Bob Eisen, 34381 [4DE]
———Philippine Government, 27061 [10OC]
———President Reagan (1980), 24125 [18SE]
———Senator Roth, 36292-36294 [12DE]
U.S. Trade Relations With Nicaragua, 9014 [23AP]
U.S.-Canadian Trade Policy: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 34393, 34395 [5DE]
———Senator Simon, 36291 [12DE]
U.S.-Japan Trade Deficit: Ben Wattenberg (sundry excerpts), 8032 [16AP]
U.S.-Japanese Trade Relations: Yasuhiro Nakasone, 7875 [16AP]
U.S.-People's Republic of China Nuclear Cooperation Agreement: NRC (excerpt), 35303 [9DE]
———People's Republic of China (excerpt), 35303 [9DE]
———Senator Wilson (excerpt), 35307 [9DE]
Verification of Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy: Zhad Ziyang, 36256 [12DE]
Wheat Prices: James R. Smith, 33282 [22NO]
Studies
Agricultural Finance Crisis: Wharton Econometrics Forecasting Associates Analysis (excerpts), 21709 [31JY]
Assessing the Effect of Technology Transfer on U.S./Western Security: Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 13442 [23MY]
Cargo Preference, 25980 [3OC]
Economic Sanctions Reconsidered: Gary C. Hufbauer and Jeffrey J. Schott (excerpt), 23025 [9SE]
Impact of EEC Sweetener Policies on U.S. and World Producers: Economic Perspectives, Inc. (excerpt), 5762 [20MR]
Japanese Purchases of U.S. Telecommunications Equipment (excerpt), 7875 [16AP]
Tariffs Miscast as Villain in Bearing Blame, 24003-24005 [17SE]
U.S. Industry (excerpt), 33723 [3DE]
Why Romania No Longer Deserves To Be a Most Favored Nation, 30302-30305 [1NO]
Summaries
Agricultural Adjustment Act (S. 501), 3174 [22FE]
Agricultural and Food Assistance Act Amendment (S. 1119), 18877 [11JY]
Agricultural and Food Assistance Act (S. 1119), 11532 [9MY]
Agricultural Credit and Rural Development Act (H.R. 2107), 8475 [18AP]
Agricultural Export Expansion and Income Protection for Farmers (H.R. 1965), 7485 [3AP]
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act (H.R. 2100), 37788 [18DE]
Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act (S. 1714), 29110-29123 [25OC], 38546 [19DE]
———Bentsen Amendment, 33352 [22NO]
Agriculture Act (S. 908), 7878 [16AP]
Comprehensive Trade Law Reform Act (H.R. 2809), 16446 [19JN]
Establish Conditions for Drug Exports (H.R. 3995), 38808 [20DE]
Expressing Sense of Congress That President Take Action Relative to Trade Deficit and Unfair International Trade Practices of Japan (H. Con. Res. 107), 7166 [2AP]
Foreign Agents Compulsory Ethics in Trade Act (H.R. 3733), 31530 [12NO]
National Technology Foundation Act (H.R. 745), 1164 [28JA]
Tax treatment of tourist literature: Canadian Dept. of Finance (excerpt), 14864 [7JN]
Telecommunications Trade Act (H.R. 3131), 21929 [31JY]
Telecommunications Trade Act (H.R. 3439), 25209 [26SE]
Telecommunications Trade Act (S. 942), 8169 [17AP]
Trade Adjustment Assistance Renewal Act (H.R. 2941), 18537-18539 [10JY]
Trade Emergency and Export Promotion Act (H.R. 3035), 19678 [18JY]
Trade Law Modernization Act, 7687 [4AP]
Trade Law Modernization Act (H.R. 3777), 32452 [19NO]
Trade Law Modernization Act (S. 1356), 17053-17055 [25JN]
U.S.-Israel Free Trade Area Agreement, 4426-4429 [5MR]
U.S.-Mexico Border Revitalization Act (H.R. 3199), 22717 [1AU]
Wood Products Trade Act (H.R. 1648), 5967 [21MR]
Surveys
Agricultural Conditions (excerpt), 38545 [19DE]
Synopses
Emergency Agricultural Marketing and Sales Act provisions (S. 1040), 10111 [1MY]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act (H.R. 1562), 27108 [10OC]
Tables
Agriculture export embargoes, 7130 [2AP]
Apparel and textile mill products—U.S. producers' shipments, exports, and apparent consumption, 26995 [9OC]
Apparel price comparisons from various countries, 27071 [10OC]
Caribbean and Central American sugar producing nations revenue from sales of sugar to the U.S., 29693 [30OC]
CCC savings targets, 22116, 22117 [1AU]
Commodity Credit Corp. inventory holdings estimate, 10530 [6MY]
Comparison between Anti-Apartheid Act and Executive order on South Africa, 23296 [11SE]
Comparison of nominal cost recovery allowances for manufacturing equipment as a percent of cost for the U.S. and other countries, 37188 [17DE]
Comparison of prices for domestic and imported apparel, 30391 [4NO]
Consumer cost for the Harkin amendment to the Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act (S. 1714), 33281 [22NO]
Cost comparison of U.S and foreign manufactured shirts, 25589 [2OC]
Distribution of copper industry income, 7771 [4AP]
Duty-free trade between U.S. and Israel, 13574 [23MY]
Energy Regulatory Administration's boiler conversion program, 1186 [29JA]
Exchange rate impact on U.S. imports of textiles and apparel, 27071 [10OC]
Export performance indicators, 10110 [1MY]
Foreign imports as a percentage of total U.S. sales, 4682 [6MR]
Government-owned copper and copper-related companies in the world, 6815 [28MR]
Honey production, consumption, and imports, 9627 [26AP]
Honey—colony numbers, yield, supply, disposition, and program activity, 9676 [29AP]
Impact of Japanese tariffs to protect domestic forest products, 3810 [27FE]
Impact of Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act provisions, 27084 [10OC]
Import levels and trade balance with Republic of China, 31685 [13NO]
Increase in the number of State and local farmland protection programs since 1980, 27032 [9OC]
International productivity comparisons, 25586 [2OC]
International productivity comparisons—gross domestic product per employed person, 1481 [31JA]
International productivity growth (1981-84), 15601 [13JN]
Labor productivity, 1816 [5FE]
Major exporting countries under the Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act, 26997 [9OC]
Monthly crude steel production—January-June 1985, 22473 [1AU]
Policies of major exporters and importers of agricultural goods, 4829 [7MR]
Port user fees, 30751 [6NO]
Poultry meat exported, 33465 [23NO]
Proposed major budget savings—House and Senate, 19675 [18JY]
State tourism impact statement, 1517 [31JA]
Status of Geneva negotiations, 31797 [13NO]
Steel import penetration rates of seven countries, 431 [3JA]
Steel imports as percentage of domestic apparent supply, 22473 [1AU]
Steel mill product imports, June 1985, 22473 [1AU]
Sugar prices, 33262 [22NO]
U.S. agricultural exports to Latin America—1984, 10212 [2MY]
U.S. agriculture export figures, 33706 [3DE]
U.S. imports of textiles and apparel, 25608 [2OC]
U.S. merchandise trade balance with the world and Japan, 7170 [2AP]
U.S. trade policy recommendations, 28259 [22OC]
U.S.-flag vessel calls to port of Duluth 1980-85, 29443 [29OC]
U.S.-Japanese import tariff rates, 6654 [28MR]
Uranium imports, 1984, 16291 [19JN]
Value of U.S. waterborne merchandise trade, 30750 [6NO]
Telegrams
Ethanol production: Senator Exon (excerpt), 23748 [13SE]
———Sentor Exon (excerpt), 23748 [13SE]
Testimonies
Bilateral Trade: Patrick J. Sullivan, 34350 [4DE]
Crisis in the Textile Industry: Representative McMillan, 23273 [10SE]
Economic Sanctions Against South Africa: Desmond Tutu, 12785 [21MY]
Labor Rights Violations: AFL-CIO, 38091-38095 [19DE]
New Technology and the Future of Steel: David Cantor, Library of Congress, 21550 [30JY]
Prohibit the Sale of Computers to South African Government: Representative Berman, 8483-8485 [18AP]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act (H.R. 1526): Eleanor Kuhns, 24183 [18SE]
Texts of
Emergency Economic Powers Act (excerpt), 12063 [15MY]
End trade embargo and establish full diplomatic relations with Cuba, 481 [3JA]
Fair Trade in Agriculture Act, 2041 [6FE]
Grant power to President to respond to foreign trade policies, 6649 [28MR]
H. Con. Res. 63, retention of the Japanese automobile import agreement, 2623 [20FE]
H. Con. Res. 106, trade practices of Japan affecting U.S. interstate commerce, 7104 [2AP]
H. Con. Res. 107, expressing sense of Congress that President take action relative to trade deficit and unfair international trade practices of Japan, 7165 [2AP]
H. Con. Res. 241, urge Canada to discontinue excise tax on tourist literature, 34808 [5DE]
H.J. Res. 187, approval of the Compact of Free Association, 20629-20653 [25JY]
H.J. Res. 355, approval of the Compact of Free Association, 20653-20661 [25JY]
H.R. 12, imposition of oil import fees, 4723 [6MR]
H.R. 110, Fresh Vegetable and Potato Trade Act, 525 [3JA]
H.R. 729, Panama Canal Act amendment, 19828 [22JY]
H.R. 976, Fair Trade in Ferroalloys Act, 2021 [6FE]
H.R. 1050, Made in America Act, 2264 [7FE]
H.R. 1093, Pacific Salmon Treaty Act, 4335-4337 [5MR]
H.R. 1362, to revise, consolidate, and enact certain laws related to load lines of measurement of vessels, 33586 [2DE]
H.R. 1416, Pesticide Import and Export Act, 4545 [5MR]
H.R. 1517, Agricultural Export Expansion Act, 5924 [20MR]
H.R. 1562, Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act, 27118 [10OC]
H.R. 1612, agricultural exports exemption from cargo preference requirements, 5914 [20MR]
H.R. 1648, Wood Products Trade Act, 5968 [21MR]
H.R. 1701, rates of duty on imported roses, 6082 [25MR]
H.R. 1720, import duties on ethyl alcohol, 6472 [27MR]
H.R. 1786, reauthorizing appropriatons for the Export Administration Act, 7986-7999 [16AP]
H.R. 1944, Fair Trade Act, 7565 [3AP]
H.R. 2100, Food Security Act, 24278 [19SE], 26035-26095 [4OC]
H.R. 2107, Agricultural Credit and Rural Development Act, 8475-8477 [18AP]
H.R. 2183, make certain changes with respect to participation of judges of the Court of International Trade in judicial conferences, 35182 [9DE]
H.R. 2298, suspend duty on certain bicycle parts, 10182 [1MY]
H.R. 2324, clarify duty treatment of plywood, 10396 [2MY]
H.R. 2913, provide for rates of duty on imported exercise equipment speedometers, 17929 [27JN]
H.R. 2934, Fair Rate of Exchange Act, 18292 [9JY]
H.R. 3051, deny investment tax credit and accelerated cost recovery for any item which does not have at least 85% domestic content, 19736 [18JY]
H.R. 3075, Reciprocal Trade and Investment Act, 20250 [24JY]
H.R. 3166, OPIC activities, 33700 [3DE]
H.R. 3236, provide for the temporary admission from Canada, to the U.S., of operators of motor common carriers, 22931 [4SE]
H.R. 3328, application of antidumping and counterveiling duty statutes relative to raw agricultural products, 24213 [18SE]
H.R. 3452, Emergency Extension Act, 25268 [30SE]
H.R. 3722, extend application of certain excise taxes, trade adjustment assistance, certain medicare reimbursement provisions, and borrowing authority under the railroad unemployment insurance program, 31564 [13NO]
H.R. 3733, Foreign Agents Compulsory Ethics in Trade Act, 31530 [12NO]
H.R. 3856, Recreational Marine Craft Act, 34347 [4DE]
H.R. 3867, duty-free entry for certain mixtures of hot red peppers and salt, 34782 [5DE]
H.R. 3918, to extend application of certain tobacco excise taxes, trade adjustment assistance, certain medicare reimbursement provisions, and borrowing authority under railroad unemployment insurance program, 36196 [12DE]
H.R. 6005, Agricultural Fair Trade Act, 11582-11585 [9MY]
Malt Beverage Interbrand Competition Act, 2330 [7FE]
Methanol Vehicle Incentives Act, 18903 [11JY]
Restore 95% copper content to U.S. penny, 550 [3JA]
S. 11, quotas on imports of iron and steel, 46 [3JA]
S. 21, consolidation of Dept. of Commerce functions and redesignation as Dept. of Trade and Commerce, 76-79 [3JA]
S. 23, reauthorize trade adjustment assistance, 81 [3JA]
S. 101, agricultural surtax on certain imported vegetables, 199 [3JA]
S. 104, regulate manufacture and importation of armor-piercing bullets, 202 [3JA]
S. 126, establish position of Under Sec. of State for Agricultural Affairs, 221 [3JA]
S. 152, authorize sale in Hawaii of fish caught by certain foreign-flag vessels, 255 [3JA]
S. 171, provide additional market credit options for developing countries, 259 [3JA]
S. 185, Government Impelled Cargo Act, 281 [3JA]
S. 187, transportation of Government cargo on U.S.-flag vessels, 284 [3JA]
S. 191, ginger root import requirements, 287 [3JA]
S. 234, Trade Expansion Act, 1064-1068 [24JA]
S. 282, establish a National Trade Council, 1025 [24JA]
S. 301, fossil energy research and development technology, 1187 [29JA]
S. 310, import limitations on milk protein products, 1236 [29JA]
S. 339, protection of computer software copyrights, 1534 [31JA]
S. 351, quotas on copper imports, 1537 [31JA]
S. 353, raise duty on copper imports, 1540 [31JA]
S. 397, antitrust policy application in foreign trade, 1943-1945 [6FE]
S. 429, extend statute of limitations for steel import fraud, 2143 [7FE]
S. 430, Business Accounting and Foreign Trade Simplification Act, 2146-2148 [7FE]
S. 450, Commission To Study International Trade and Export Policy, 2196 [7FE]
S. 501, Agricultural Adjustment Act, 3162-3174 [22FE]
S. 579, silicone tariff classification, 4471 [5MR]
S. 604, authorize U.S. participation in International Jute Organization, 4614 [6MR]
S. 609, Fair Trade Act amendments, 4733 [7MR]
S. 616, Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act, 4837-4867 [7MR]
S. 680, strengthen foreign trade laws relative to textile and apparel industry, 5353-5355 [19MR]
S. 688, revocation of certain trade designations relative to countervailing duty laws (S. 688), 5454 [19MR]
S. 695, revocation of certain trade designations relative to countervailing duty laws, 5457 [19MR]
S. 721, repeal cargo preference requirements on certain CCC export activities, 5842 [20MR]
S. 728, prohibit U.S. import of certain Japanese telecommunications products, 5852 [20MR]
S. 735, increase excise tax on motor vehicle fuels, 6133 [26MR]
S. 757, suspend duty on lasamid, 6200 [26MR]
S. 761, impose duty on products of certain foreign countries, 6224 [26MR]
S. 774, Export Promotion and Economic Growth Act, 6654 [28MR]
S. 812, Financial Export Control Act, 6777 [28MR]
S. 843, Farm and Market Recovery Act, 7255-7269 [3AP]
S. 844, Eximbank Act amendments, 7274 [3AP]
S. 848, import quotas on nonrubber footwear, 7276 [3AP]
S. 861, tax treatment of expenditures for domestic research and development by U.S. corporations, 7356 [3AP]
S. 871, prohibit trade with Libya, 7366 [3AP]
S. 883, Export Administration Act amendment, 10469-10482 [3MY]
S. 883, Export Administration Act amendments, 7338 [3AP], 8012 [16AP]
S. 906, Trade Enhancement Act, 7876 [16AP]
S. 908, Agriculture Act, 7879-7893 [16AP]
S. 925, deny most-favored-nation status to Afghanistan, 8127 [17AP]
S. 930, repeal cargo preference requirements on CCC agricultural exports, 8131 [17AP]
S. 942, enhance U.S. foreign trade in telecommunications, 34011-34014 [3DE]
S. 942, Telecommunications Trade Act, 8166-8169 [17AP]
S. 947, OPIC activities, 33698 [3DE]
S. 947, relative to activities of OPIC, 8356 [18AP]
S. 982, encourage U.S.-Canadian trade negotiations relative to lumber trade, 8937 [23AP]
S. 1025, ITC investigation and report on effects of honey imports, 9627 [26AP]
S. 1028, Beekeeper Preservation Act, 9676 [29AP]
S. 1040, expand overseas sales of agricultural commodities, 10110 [1MY]
S. 1041, support and stabilize farm income, 10112-10120 [1MY]
S. 1050, Agricultural Export Enhancement and Soil Conservation Act, 10288 [2MY]
S. 1051, support and stabilize farm income, 10131-10153 [1MY]
S. 1071, restrict immunity of foreign governments in U.S. courts, 10456 [3MY]
S. 1073, availability of Japanese technical literature to U.S. companies and researchers, 10541 [6MY]
S. 1089, suspend duty on stuffed dolls and toy figures, 10854 [7MY]
S. 1102, Business Transfer Tax, 11018-11021 [8MY]
S. 1113, tax treatment of foreign source income, 11501 [9MY]
S. 1119, Agricultural and Food Assistance Act, 11506-11532 [9MY]
S. 1180, waive certain tariff requirements on tubular tin, 12944 [21MY]
S. 1205, reform tobacco program, 13608 [23MY]
S. 1222, reform sugar program, 13801 [24MY]
S. 1224, Softwood Lumber Stabilization Act, 13803 [24MY]
S. 1248, National Coal Imports Reporting Act, 14661 [6JN]
S. 1274, Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Materials Importation Act, 15119 [11JN]
S. 1288, tariff classification of apparatus and parts for televisions, 15356 [12JN]
S. 1292, application of countervailing duties relative to input resource subsidies, 15604 [13JN], 27175 [10OC]
S. 1356, Trade Law Modernization Act, 17044-17053 [25JN]
S. 1370, Fair Access to Foreign Markets Act, 17592 [27JN]
S. 1404, require Presidential response to unfair trade practices by Japan, 18307-18310 [10JY]
S. 1405, Distilled Spirits Tax Payment Act, 18242 [9JY]
S. 1412, increase tariff on petroleum, 18355 [10JY]
S. 1419, reform sugar program, 18860 [11JY]
S. 1449, Trade Emergency and Export Promotion Act, 19324-19328 [17JY]
S. 1482, authorize foreign acquisition of subsidized U.S.-flag vessels, 19970 [23JY]
S. 1492, deny Romania most-favored-nation trade status, 20324 [24JY]
S. 1493, Comprehensive Trade Law Reform Act, 20479-20489 [25JY]
S. 1505, Presidential authority to respond to restrictive trade practices, 20501 [25JY]
S. 1507, increase oil import fees, 20778 [26JY]
S. 1533, National Security Trade Act, 21659 [31JY]
S. 1543, restrict importation of goods made overseas by use of U.S. patented process, 21738 [31JY]
S. 1544, extend and reform Trade Adjustment Assistance Program, 21741-21743 [31JY]
S. 1576, joint commission to resolve trade disputes with Canada, 22340 [1AU]
S. 1647, protection of intellectual property rights, 23773 [13SE]
S. 1669, Trade Partnership Act, 24376 [19SE]
S. 1672, establish the Export Promotion and Information Center, 24469-24471 [20SE]
S. 1679, National Security and Trade Act, 24484 [20SE]
S. 1709, duties on imported neckties, 25176 [26SE]
S. 1714, Agriculture, Food, Trade, and Conservation Act, 32312 [19NO]
S. 1726, funding for the special defense acquisition fund, 27261 [10OC]
S. 1726, special defense acquisition fund, 27811 [17OC]
S. 1754, Sino-American Nuclear Verification Act-26907 [9OC], 30630 [6NO]
S. 1763, Fair Export Financing Act, 27276 [10OC]
S. 1770, pharmaceutical export conditions, 27965 [17OC]
S. 1809, permit importation of furskins from Soviet Union, 29749 [30OC]
S. 1811, suspend duty on frozen cranberries, 29750 [30OC]
S. 1828, implement Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration, 30577 [5NO]
S. 1837, establish National Trade Data Bank, 31143-31147 [7NO]
S. 1845, impose Federal income tax sanctions against foreign corporations which penalize citizens living in a State using worldwide unitary method of taxation, 31328 [12NO]
S. 1848, establish conditions for drug export, 31758 [13NO]
S. 1860, Trade Enhancement Act, 32764-32782 [20NO]
S. 1861, establish national trade policy, 32791 [20NO]
S. 1862, eliminate trade barriers, 32792 [20NO]
S. 1863, import relief, 32797-32801 [20NO]
S. 1864, respond to trade targeting practices, 32803 [20NO]
S. 1865, authorize trade negotiations (S. 1865), 32803-32805 [20NO]
S. 1866, establish policy on money exchange rates and debt relative to developing countries, 32805 [20NO]
S. 1868, establish procedures for determining dumping of goods by nonmarket economy countries, 32808 [20NO]
S. 1869, enhance protection of intellectual property rights, 32810 [20NO]
S. 1870, expand U.S. exports, 32812 [20NO]
S. 1871, National Security and Trade Act, 32813 [20NO]
S. 1883, duty-free treatment of red pepper and salt mixtures, 33404 [22NO]
S. 1914, cooperative agreements between industry and federally owned and operated laboratories, 35402-35404 [9DE]
S. 1934, Bank Export Services Act and Export Trading Company Act amendments, 36280 [12DE]
S. 1973, multilateral arms sale limitations, 37642 [18DE]
S. 1974, prohibit States' worldwide unitary method of taxation-37644 [18DE]
S. 1975, tariff treatment of certain inflatable rafts, 37647 [18DE]
S. Con. Res. 15, extend voluntary trade restraints by Japanese on automobiles, 2748 [20FE]
S. Con. Res. 15, extension of voluntary trade restraints on motor vehicles (S. Con. Res. 15), 6664 [28MR]
S. Con. Res. 40, establish commission to study trade deficit, 7938 [16AP]
S. Res. 38, anniversary of trade zone in New York, NY, 340 [3JA]
S. Res. 92, countervailing duties on Canadian pork, 4634 [6MR]
S. Res. 99, relative to financial assistance to fertilizer companies owned by foreign countries, 5243 [14MR]
S. Res. 103, initiate negotiations with Soviet Union on agricultural trade, 5856 [20MR]
S. Res. 114, abolish compensatory financing facility of the IMF, 6814 [28MR]
S. Res. 140, trade embargo against Nicaragua, 8597 [22AP]
S. Res. 151, call for President Reagan to initiate discussions on currency misalignment while in Europe, 9838, 9929 [30AP]
S. Res. 177, opposing arms sale to Jordan, 15282 [12JN]
S. Res. 177, opposing sale of arms to Jordan, 14187 [4JN]
S. Res. 183, assure viability of domestic uranium industry, 16288 [19JN]
S. Res. 215, require Presidential response to unfair trade practices by Japan, 22420 [1AU]
S. Res. 221, establish National Commission on International Trade Policy, 23851 [16SE]
S. Res. 254, budget waiver for consideration of S. 1073, improve availability of Japanese technical literature to U.S. companies, 33487 [23NO]
S.J. Res. 194, National Buy American Week, 23339 [11SE], 24356 [19SE], 26979 [9OC]
S.J. Res. 204, prohibit sale of arms to Jordan and Saudi Arabia, 24380 [19SE]
S.J. Res. 206, Made in America Month, 25302 [30SE], 32590 [20NO]
S.J. Res. 223, opposing arms sale to Jordan, 28388 [22OC]
S.J. Res. 228, arms sale to Jordan, 28926, 28932 [24OC]
S.J. Res. 228, Jordan arms sale, 31350 [12NO]
S.J. Res. 238, approval and implementation of proposed nuclear arms agreement between the U.S. and People's Republic of China, 35961 [11DE]
S.J. Res. 238, arms control cooperation agreement between the U.S. and the People's Republic of China, 32652 [20NO]
Sense of House relative to export-import policy, 9722 [29AP]
Taxation of U.S. corporate foreign manufacturing subsidiaries, 7500 [3AP]
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act: Representative Coble, 19189 [16JY]
Trade sanctions against Ethiopia, 17530 [26JN]
Truth in Import Advertising Act, 32898 [20NO]
U.S.-Japan trade deficit reduction, 2106 [7FE]
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Trade practices, 20501 [25JY]