POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES

Addresses

Elections and Political Action Committees: Senator Durenberger, 20456-20459 [11AU]

Analyses

Campaign Finance Proposals To Limit Political Action Committees and To Grant Free Broadcast Time (S. 1806), 20796-20800 [12AU]

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act (H.R. 5382), 20751 [11AU]

Articles and editorials

Boren Bill—Business as Usual, 1633 [4FE]

Buying of Elections Needs To Be Stopped, 1629 [4FE]

Campaign Financing—U.S. Senate Votes To Run With PAC, 1634 [4FE]

Congress Is ``PAC-ing'' It In, 1627 [4FE]

Congress Should Limit Special Interests' Clout, 1630 [4FE]

Congress Still for Sale, 1624 [4FE]

Control Runaway Election Financing, 1632 [4FE]

Controlling PACs, 1626 [4FE]

Crucial Vote, 1635 [4FE]

Curbing the Power of PACs, 1634 [4FE]

Cutting PACs, 20434 [11AU]

Either Way, We Lose to PACs, 1632 [4FE]

Endorsing PACs Crackdown, 1637 [4FE]

Firms, Lobbies Provide Much of Democrats' Funds, 20809 [12AU]

Fixing Up the Boren Bill, 20460 [11AU]

For Sale—This Sign Must Not Be Hung Out on Congress, 1636 [4FE]

Get It Right for Once, 20448 [11AU]

Keep Campaigning for Reform, 1628 [4FE]

Lid for Lobbies, 1625 [4FE]

Limitation on PACs Needed, 1636 [4FE]

Limiting PAC Power, 1631 [4FE]

Limiting PACs, 1626 [4FE]

Limiting PACs Contributions Will Limit Their Control, 1628 [4FE]

Major Reform Badly Needed in U.S. Campaign Financing, 1626 [4FE]

Measure To Limit Contributions From PACs Vital, 1635 [4FE]

Momentum Against PACs, 1624 [4FE]

Money Curve for Congress, 20434 [11AU]

Money Power—Big Vote Tuesday, 1623 [4FE]

Money-Run Politics, 1631 [4FE]

More on Soft Money, 20804 [12AU]

More Political Paralysis, 1625 [4FE]

One Small Step, 1623 [4FE]

PAC Limitations Vital, 1627 [4FE]

PAC Menace, 1628 [4FE]

PAC Money Floods Politics, but Law Can Channel Flow, 20785 [12AU]

PAC-Limit Proposal Deserves Support, 1624 [4FE]

PACs Filling Some Old Roles of Parties, Analyst Believes, 20447 [11AU]

PACs Grow Too Fat, at Expense of Voters, 1636 [4FE]

Picking at PAC, 1626 [4FE]

Putting a Cap on PACs, 1636 [4FE]

Putting Some Limits on PACs, 20436 [11AU]

Senate Delays PAC Reform, 1634 [4FE]

Senate Dodges Vote on Limiting PACs, 1635 [4FE]

Senate Ducks Issue, 1632 [4FE]

Senate Inaction on PACs Allows Problem To Grow, 1633 [4FE]

Senate Shame, 1624 [4FE]

Senate Takes Easy Way Out, 1631 [4FE]

Senate Waddles Around Lid on Lobbies, 1627 [4FE]

Senators Are Facing Decision on Election Reform Measure, 1629 [4FE]

``Soft Money'' Hits Hard in 1986 Races, 20461 [11AU]

Too Much Influence Exerted by PACs, 1632 [4FE]

Too Much PAC Money, 1625, 1633 [4FE]

Tougher PAC Limits Vital, 1629 [4FE]

Tracking PACs, 1634 [4FE]

Undue Influence, 1633 [4FE]

Un-PAC Congress, 1628 [4FE]

Upsetting the Trough, 1623 [4FE]

Wait Just One More Election, 1630 [4FE]

Words Are Cheap, 1630 [4FE]

Bills and resolutions

Banks and banking: report on loans (see H.R. 5462)

Briefs

Memorandum on the constitutionality of a limitation on the total aggregate contributions a candidate may receive from political action committees: Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering (law firm), 20439-20441 [11AU]

Explanations

Boren-Goldwater political action committees amendment to S. 655 (change certain contribution limits for congressional elections), 20773 [12AU]

Letters

Elections and political action committees: Honeywell Corp., 20445 [11AU]

Lists

Boschwitz amendments to the Central interstate low-level radioactive waste compact (S. 655), 20816 [12AU]

Poems

``Yet Each Man Kills the Thing He Loves,'' Oscar Wilde, 20437 [11AU]

Press releases

New political action committees count: FEC, 20793 [12AU]

Remarks in House

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act: enact (H.R. 5382), 20749, 20750 [11AU]

Remarks in Senate

Congress: campaign finance reform, 15315 [25JN]

Elections: change certain contribution limits for congressional, 20430-20459 [11AU], 20773 [12AU]

———congressional campaign finance reform, 9096 [30AP]

———limit contributions (S. 1806), 1622 [4FE], 8146 [21AP], 21871 [15AU]

———limit influence, 20899 [12AU]

———prohibit contributions to national parties and require disclosure of soft money, 20460-20463 [11AU], 20802-20812 [12AU]

Government: influence on policies, 18435 [31JY]

Members of Congress: influence on Government policies, 19138 [5AU]

Money: establish a percentage cap on receipts, 20813 [12AU]

Political campaigns: finance reform, 29593 [8OC]

Political parties: exempt from limits placed on direct contributions, 20812 [12AU]

Senate: coverage of floor proceedings, 9374 [5MY]

Reports

Elections and Political Action Committees: Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (excerpt), 20455 [11AU]

Financing Presidential Campaigns: Committee on Rules and Administration, 20463 [11AU]

Statements

Case for Political Action Committees—Public Affairs Council Monograph: Herbert E. Alexander, 20462 [11AU]

Changing Styles of American Party: Gary Orren, 20462 [11AU]

Elections and Political Action Committees: Eugene Eidenberg, 20455 [11AU]

———Frank Fahrenkopf, 20455 [11AU]

———Representative Leach, 20443 [11AU]

———Representative Obey, 20442 [11AU]

———Senator Boren, 20432 [11AU]

———Senator Cranston, 20791 [12AU]

———Senator Dole, 20443 [11AU]

———Senator Goldwater, 20443 [11AU]

———Senator Hart, 20443 [11AU]

———Senator Hollings, 20442 [11AU]

———Senator Stennis, 20443 [11AU]

Federal Election Campaign Act—After a Decade of Political Reform: Herbert E. Alexander and Brian A. Haggerty, 20462 [11AU]

Political Money and Party Strength: F. Christopher Arterton, 20462 [11AU]

State Parties in an Era of Political Change: Robert J. Huckshorn and John F. Bibby, 20462 [11AU]

Tables

Political parties contributions, 20808 [12AU]

Testimonies

Application and Administration of the Federal Election Campaign Act: Anthony S. Harrington, 20462 [11AU]

Texts of

S. 1806, limit contributions of political action committees and grant free broadcast time, 20801 [12AU]