NARCOTICS related term(s) Drugs

Addresses

Just Say No to Drugs Week: President and Mrs. Reagan, 11997 [22MY]

Amendments

Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration: authorizing appropriations (S. 2443), 33860-33866 [18OC]

Drug abuse: traffic (free standing), 25131 [22SE]

Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act: enact (H.R. 5484), 22913, 22915, 22921, 22923, 22925, 22927, 22937, 22941, 22943, 22945, 22952, 22953, 22955, 22961, 22963, 22964, 22976, 22980, 22982, 22984, 22986, 22988, 22989 [11SE], 26542, 26543 [26SE], 26694, 26695, 26699, 26701, 26703, 26706, 26712, 26714, 26715, 26718, 26720, 26721, 26722, 26726, 26728, 26731, 26732, 26735, 26736, 26739, 26745, 26752, 26754, 26757, 26759, 26763, 26764, 26772, 26773, 26778, 26796, 26797, 26804, 26807, 26808, 26810-26812, 26816, 26819, 26820, 26840-26849, 26852, 26860-26864, 26868 [27SE], 27168, 27170 [30SE], 29633-29659-29702 [8OC], 30280, 30318, 30322-30388 [10OC], 30508-30644 [14OC], 31408-31409, 31412, 31438-31447, 31459, 31462-31480 [15OC], 32728-32786 [17OC]

Analyses

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act, 29628 [8OC]

Colombian Drug Interdiction Amendment to the 1979 Foreign Assistance Legislation: Committee on Foreign Relations, 26825 [27SE]

Fees and Fee Waivers Amendments to the Freedom of Information Act Included in the Anti Drug Abuse Act, 29616 [8OC]

Law Enforcement Records Amendments to the Freedom of Information Act in the Anti Drug Abuse Act, 29619 [8OC]

Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act (H.R. 5484), 22683, 22714-22717 [10SE]

Save the Family Farm Act, 26379 [25SE]

Articles and editorials

Abuses in the Drug Bill, 25716 [23SE]

Balance Law and Liberties in Fight Against Drugs, 4179 [10MR]

Battling the Enemy Within, 4412-4416 [12MR]

Big Bay Area Cocaine Ring Tied to Contras, 5267 [18MR]

Buried by a Tropical Snowstorm, 4417 [12MR]

Business Must Lead the War on Drugs, 22372 [9SE]

Call to Arms on Drugs (excerpt), 19324 [5AU]

Can They Get Their Cars Back?, 20409 [9AU]

Civil Rights at Risk in Drug War: Senator Burdick, 27568 [1OC]

Clinkers in the Drug Crusade, 25710 [23SE]

Coast-to-Coast Runner Takes Steps To Fight Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 22759 [10SE]

Cocaine Babies (excerpt), 26696 [27SE]

Cocaine Ring Run by Norwin Meneses-Canterero, 15477 [25JN]

Cocaine Rocks—The New Epidemic (series), 8291-8298 [22AP]

Crack and Crime, 13026 [9JN], 14822 [20JN]

Damage Done by Drug Abuse Can Cripple Smaller Company, 13722 [13JN]

Death in the Electric Chair (excerpt), 26748 [27SE]

Dragnet for Druggies, 4178 [10MR]

Drug Abuse Education, 16409 [15JY]

Drug Bill Is ``Legislative Equivalent of Crack'', 25708 [23SE]

Drug Crazed, 23034 [12SE], 26378 [25SE]

Drug Frenzy, 26378 [25SE]

Drug Testing—Open to Misuse and Many Hazards, 22992 [11SE]

Drug War, 25718 [23SE]

Drug War Should be Everyone's Concern, 27462 [1OC]

Drugs War Must Be Won, 28691 [3OC]

Dyson Offers Plan To Buy Out Farmers in Cocaine Trade, 17915 [29JY]

Extra-Potent Cocaine—Use Rising Sharply Among Teen-Agers, 5984 [21MR]

Fight Against Drug Abuse Illustrates the Limits of Politics as Legislative Solutions Prove Elusive, 14823 [20JN]

Found—Warm Heart Among the Bureaucrats, 521 [23JA]

Good Soldiers in the War on Drugs, 25063 [19SE]

Greece Maps War Against Narcotics, 22163 [15AU]

Handle This Package With Care, 22990 [11SE]

Heroin Trade in Turkey, 17914 [29JY]

High on Crusading, 25710 [23SE]

Inferno of Craving, Dealing, and Despair, 13028 [9JN]

Judge Kaufman Goes To War, 4179 [10MR]

Kids and Cocaine, 4418 [12MR]

Latin Nations Join U.S. in Effort To Combat Drugs, 18022 [29JY]

Let's All Get Mad, Win War on Drugs, 25710 [23SE]

Message to Mexico, 12957 [6JN]

Mexican Agent Slain on Order From Mexican Police (sundry excerpts), 1477 [4FE]

Mexico Drug Profits Flowing to U.S., 12601 [5JN]

Military Drug Interdiction (excerpt), 19770 [7AU]

Moves To Deport Aliens for Drugs Are Not Pressed (excerpt), 18090 [30JY]

Narc Goes Underground at Cherry Hill East High, 4421 [12MR]

New Assault Planned Against Formidable Foe—Victories Are Elusive in U.S. War on Drugs, 21612 [14AU]

New Drug Command Post Makes First Bust, 4363 [11MR]

New York Police Now Seizing Cars in Arrests for Possession of Crack, 20408 [9AU]

Nicaraguan Exile's Cocaine-Contra Connection, 15587 [25JN]

Other Plague, 4416 [12MR]

Panama Strongman Said To Trade in Drugs, Arms, and Illicit Money, 25808-25810 [24SE]

Panamanians Spying on, for the United States, 25812 [24SE]

Reagans Lead on Drugs, 26377 [25SE]

Should We Drug-Test Federal Employees?, 18836 [1AU]

Simplest Way To Fight Drugs, 27744 [1OC]

Soviet Support of Narcotics Trafficking (excerpt), 2476 [20FE]

Spain Extradites Cocaine Suspect, 16383 [14JY]

Strike Force in Dirty War, 18841 [1AU]

Tale of Three Addictions, 4420 [12MR]

Telltale Hair, 4416 [12MR]

Testing for Drugs; Tested by Drugs, 4178 [10MR]

Testing Testing, 4416 [12MR]

U.S. Aides in 1972 Weighed Killing Officer Who Now Leads Panama, 25811 [24SE]

U.S. Envoy Outlining Policy for Panama, 25811 [24SE]

U.S. Officials Assail Customs Chief for Charges, 11470 [20MY]

U.S. Sugar Quotas Impede U.S. Policies Toward Latin America, 26723 [27SE]

USDA Seeks Armed Teams To Rid Forests of Drug Crop, 26807 [27SE]

Washington's Solution to Drugs Smacks of a Political Stampede, 25708 [23SE]

What Parents Don't Know About Crack, New Cocaine Threat, Could Be Hazardous, 9681 [6MY]

What To Do If Your Son or Daughter Gets Hooked, 4421 [12MR]

What's Your Urine Got To Hide?, 28026 [2OC]

Whose Rights Should Come First in the Fight Against Drug Abuse?, 16764 [17JY]

Bills and resolutions

Addictions: consideration of H.R. 5484, prevention, education, and rehabilitation programs (see H. Res. 541)

———prevention, education, and rehabilitation programs (see H.R. 5484)

Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration: authorize appropriations (see S. 2443)

———revise authorities (see S. 2595)

Aliens: exclusion or deportation for possession or use of certain controlled substances (see S. 2818)

Alkyl nitrites and their isomers: treatment as drugs (see H.J. Res. 660)

Armed Forces: drug interdiction in territorial waters (see H.R. 5280)

———utilize against narcotic traffic along U.S. boundaries (see H.R. 5381)

Bank Secrecy Act: amend (see S. 2306; H.R. 4573)

Banks and banking: prohibit certain methods of concealing the proceeds of crime (see H.R. 5077)

———record-keeping and reporting requirements to combat money laundering (see H.R. 4280)

———requirements and procedures to prevent money laundering (see H.R. 5176)

Children: distribution of drugs in or near a school (see S. 2562)

Classified information: testing programs for certain Federal employees (see H.R. 4636)

Coast Guard: authorize additional appropriations for enhanced drug interdiction activities (see H.R. 5268)

———narcotic laws enforcement activities (see H.R. 5406)

Cocaine: Emergency Crack Control Act (see S. 2715; H.R. 5418)

———penalties (see S. 2580; H.R. 5103, 5112)

———penalty (see H.R. 5195)

Colleges and universities: antidrug use policies (see S. Con. Res. 157; S. 519)

Commissioner of Food and Drugs: appointment (see S. 2025)

Controlled Substances Act: amend schedule I to include cocaine freebase (see H.R. 5249)

———distribution and manufacture of narcotics in or near a school (see H.R. 5251)

———enhance criminal penalties for drug distributers under age 21 (see H.R. 5250)

———prohibit conduct with respect to controlled substance analogs (see H.R. 5231, 5246)

———strengthen criminal penalties for cocaine offenses (see H.R. 5247)

Courts: additional resources to conduct trials (see H.R. 5357)

———assignment of additional judges in districts with backlog cases (see H. Con. Res. 377)

———capital punishment for certain crimes (see H.R. 4815)

———capital punishment for certain offenses (see H.R. 5556, 5557)

———effective penalties (see H.R. 5394)

———eliminate statute of limitations for certain offenses (see S. 2719)

———mandatory sentence for conviction of narcotic trafficking (see S. 2787)

Crack/Cocaine Awareness Month: designate (see S. Res. 464; H.J. Res. 678)

Crime and criminals: authorize additional appropriations for additional assistant U.S. attorneys and DEA special agents (see H.R. 5269)

———enhance narcotic offense penalties under career criminal provisions (see H.R. 4885)

———enhanced penalties (see H.R. 4768)

Customs forfeiture fund: extend relative to drug abuse education programs (see H.R. 5237)

Customs Service: authorize additional appropriations to strengthen drug enforcement (see H.R. 5267)

———availability of customs forfeiture fund (see H.R. 5308)

———facilitate enforcement of laws (see H.R. 5310)

DEA: allow reassignment of employees to FBI (see S. 2011)

———personnel placed into excepted service (see S. 2011)

Dept. of Defense: enhance assistance by Armed Forces to civilian drug enforcement agencies (see H.R. 5270)

Dept. of Justice's assets forfeiture fund: availability for education and prevention programs (see S. 2727)

Drug abuse: eliminate indirect Government assistance to traffickers (see H. Res. 426)

———law enforcement in national forests (see S. 2809)

Drug paraphernalia: prohibit imports and/or interstate sale, transportation, and advertising (see S. 2817)

Drugs: prohibit importation of paraphernalia (see S. 2693)

Education: grants for prevention, early intervention, and rehabilitation programs in schools and colleges (see H.R. 5297)

Employment: restrict use of drug tests for jobs affecting interstate commerce (see H.R. 5530)

Entertainers: assistance in national war against narcotic traffic (see H.J. Res. 712)

Executive departments: reorganize to combat drug traffic and abuse (see H.R. 5266)

———restrictions for drug testing (see H.R. 5531)

FBI: allow reassignment of DEA employees (see S. 2011)

Federal aid programs: prevention and treatment (see H.R. 5334)

Federal Aviation Act: strengthen efforts against narcotics traffic (see H.R. 5281)

Federal employees: testing programs for certain, having access to classified information (see H.R. 4636)

Firearms: penalty for use of, during commission of narcotics crime (see H.R. 4692, 4705)

Foreign countries: concurring in Senate amendment to H.R. 5484 with an amendment (see H. Res. 597)

———cooperation in eradicating illicit crops and halting trafficking (see H.R. 5664, 5729)

———corrections in enrollment of H.R. 5484 (see H. Con. Res. 415)

———eradication programs (see H.R. 5358)

Foreign trade: deny preferential tariff treatment to uncooperative countries (see H.R. 5329)

Freebase houses: model statute for prohibition by States (see S. 2353)

House: testing program for Members, officers, and employees (see H. Res. 394)

Just Say No to Drugs Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 337; H.J. Res. 629)

Juvenile Drug Prevention Act: enact (see S. 2699)

Law enforcement: authorize appropriations (see H.R. 5393)

———funds (see S. 2764)

Law enforcement officers: grants to certain local governments affected by drug trafficking (see H.R. 5307)

Law enforcement offices: facilitate enforcement of customs laws against narcotic traffic (see H.R. 5410)

Medical care: detection and treatment of drug-dependent offenders (see H.R. 5076)

Money Laundering Prevention Act: enact (see H.R. 4573)

Motor vehicles: penalties for certain convictions in special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of U.S. (see H.R. 5060)

Narcotics Importation, Manufacture, and Control Act: enact (see S. 2697)

National Back to School—Back Off Drugs Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 400; H.J. Res. 698)

National Drug Abuse Education and Prevention Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 354; H.J. Res. 619)

National Drug Abuse Education Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 386; H.J. Res. 701)

National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week: designate (see H.J. Res. 694)

Office of the Director of National and International Drug Operations and Policy: establish (see S. 2716; H.R. 5417)

Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act: amend (see S. 2312; H.R. 4639)

President's Media Commission on Drug Abuse: establish (see H.R. 5427)

Public schools: financial assistance to State and local agencies for prevention programs (see H.R. 4030)

Rehabilitation Act: restriction for certain handicapped individuals (see H.R. 5592)

Schools: education and prevention programs (see H.R. 4155)

———grants to States for prevention, early detection, and treatment programs (see S. 2740; H.R. 5336, 5378)

———penalties for distribution of narcotics to minors (see H.R. 5433)

Smuggling: reduction (see H.R. 5055)

State and local governments: reimbursement of expenditures relative to certain investigations and recovery of Federal taxes (see S. 2352)

States: availability of assets forfeiture fund (see H.R. 5309)

Territories (U.S.): penalties for certain convictions (see H.R. 5060)

U.N.: convention on drug trafficking (see S. Res. 456)

Washington Area Metropolitan Drug Authority: establish (see H. Con. Res. 397)

White House Conference on Illicit Drug Use and Control: convene (see S.J. Res. 381)

White House Conference on Narcotics Abuse and Control: convene (see S.J. Res. 376; H.J. Res. 631)

Youth: employment to distribute drugs (see S. 2561)

———grants for prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation programs (see S. 2800)

Booklets

Team Up for Drug Prevention With America's Young Athletes: Dept. of Justice and DEA, 26797-26802 [27SE]

Books

``Chocolate to Morphine'' (excerpt), 22711 [10SE]

``Underground Empire,'' James Mills (excerpt), 22719 [10SE]

Cloture motions

Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act: enact (H.R. 5484), 30319 [10OC]

Essays

What I Would Do if Offered Drugs: Dawn R. Pattison, 22751 [10SE]

———Jason Gonzales (excerpt), 17856 [28JY]

———Kristine Christian (excerpt), 17856 [28JY]

———Leslie Stavely, 22751 [10SE]

———Monte Cope, 22751 [10SE]

———Noel Howard, 22751 [10SE]

———Rebecca Thompson, 22751 [10SE]

———Sharonda Whittle (excerpt), 17856 [28JY]

———Simone Mack (excerpt), 17856 [28JY]

———Tamara Franklin (excerpt), 17856 [28JY]

Explanations

Amendment to the drug control bill to assure access for eligible homeless persons to Government assistance programs, 26733 [27SE]

Domenici amendment to the drug control bill to assure access for eligible homeless persons to Government assistance programs, 28988 [6OC]

Money Laundering Prevention Act (H.R. 4573), 7676 [16AP]

Interviews

Use of the Freedom of Information Act to identify informants: Senator Nunn with Gary Bowdach (excerpt), 26769 [27SE]

Letters

Capital punishment for certain drug offenses: sundry, 26748 [27SE]

Commend article on new cocaine threat: Senator Chiles, 9680 [6MY]

Controlled Substances Import and Export Act: Committee on Ways and Means (1970), 22684 [10SE]

———Committee on Ways and Means (1986), 22684 [10SE]

Drug interdiction responsibilities: Dept. of Defense, 22932 [11SE]

Drug traffickers: police chief of Detroit, MI (excerpt), 31249 [15OC]

Drug trafficking: Edward I. Koch, 12600 [5JN]

Funding U.S. Customs Service drug interdiction efforts: John F.W. Rogers, 18651 [1AU]

———Representative Mikulski, 19400 [6AU]

Impact of the Freedom of Information Act on Drug Enforcement: Dept. of Justice, 26771 [27SE]

Imposition of death penalty for certain drug related homicides: Dept. of Justice, 22966 [11SE]

Inclusion of drug offenses in the Armed Career Criminal Act: Dept. of Justice, 7698 [16AP]

Initiatives to control drug trafficking and abuse: Senator D'Amato, 26731 [27SE]

Military drug interdiction: Edwin Meese III, 19774 [7AU]

Money laundering: Dept. of Justice, 33836 [18OC]

Narcotics traffic: Representative Schroeder, 3456 [4MR]

Neuronal receptors: Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration, 26699 [27SE]

Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act: DEA, 22916 [11SE]

———Dept. of HHS, 22917 [11SE]

———National Association of State Controlled Substances Authorities, 22917 [11SE]

Prevention and treatment of drug abuse: Barbara Rosenberg, 22990 [11SE]

Professional athletes' use of narcotics: Carl T. Rowan, 4710 [13MR]

Reimbursement to State and local governments of expenditures relative to certain investigations and recovery of Federal taxes: George Deukmejian, Governor of California, 8300 [22AP]

Substance abuse: (sundry excerpts), 22721, 22728 [10SE]

U.S.-Mexico relations: Representative Lowery, 9530 [6MY]

Memorandums

Protection of Institutional Confidential Sources: Richard Ehlke, 27191 [30SE]

Memorials of legislature

Massachusetts, 16372 [14JY]

Motion

Indian Youth Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Act: enact (H.R. 1156), pass S. 1298 in lieu, 23386 [16SE]

Opinions

Drug interdiction responsibilities: Warren E. Burger, Chief Justice of the U.S., 22932 [11SE]

Petitions

Antidrug operation involving Federal and military services: Los Angeles County, CA, Board of Supervisors, 8787 [28AP]

Citywide effort to eliminate drug abuse: Blue Ash, OH, City Council, 27993 [2OC]

Drug dealers: New York, NY, City Council, 22246 [8SE]

Drug-free schools and communities: H.L. Richardson, 25457 [23SE]

Efforts combating drug abuse and community service projects in drug prevention: National Federation of Republican Women, 30503 [14OC]

Narcotics and illegal immigrants: Florida Sheriffs Association, 22740 [10SE]

Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act: Baptist Ministers' Conference of Greater New York and Vicinity, 28691 [3OC]

Press releases

Mexican border drug problem (sundry excerpts), 1478 [4FE]

Proclamations

Just Say No to Drugs Week: President Reagan, 11997 [22MY]

Questions and answers

Nicaraguan narcotic traffic: Senator Hawkins and James Herring, 5357 [19MR]

———Senator Hawkins and William Von Raab, 5357 [19MR]

Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act (H.R. 5484), 22918 [11SE]

Remarks in House

Aliens: recommendation for deportaton if convicted of any drug offense, 22963 [11SE]

Anti-Cocaine Amendments Act: enact (H.R. 5195), 18844 [1AU]

Armed Career Criminal Act: amend (H.R. 4639), 7878 [17AP]

Armed Drug Offenders' Penalties Act: enact (H.R. 4705), 8992 [29AP]

Armed Drug Trafficking Act: enact (H.R. 4692), 8842 [28AP]

Armed Forces: use to control drug traffic, 22925 [11SE]

Bahamas: drug trafficking, 22943 [11SE]

Banks and banking: money laundering legislation, 19014 [5AU]

Bolivia: narcotic traffic and U.S. economic assistance, 13648 [12JN]

———U.S. Armed Forces assistance to combat drug trafficking, 16659, 16660 [16JY], 17017, 17018 [17JY], 18841 [1AU]

Border Patrol: increase personnel, 29961 [9OC]

Burlington, MA: arrest of drug smugglers, 4363 [11MR]

Capital punishment: consider drug related offenses as factor relative to imposition, 10444 [13MY]

Classified information: controlled substances testing programs for personnel with access (H.R. 4636), 9487, 9520 [6MY]

Coast Guard: funding for narcotics interdiction activities, 18154, 18219 [30JY]

Cocaine: epidemic, 16266 [26JN]

Controlled substances: disposal of seized, 22979 [11SE]

Courts: imposition of death penalty for certain drug related homicides, 22965-22976 [11SE]

Crack: programs to combat spread, 30150 [9OC]

Crime and criminals: drug trafficking assets forfeiture fund, 17687 [24JY]

———forfeiture of assets, 22961 [11SE]

———funding efforts to combat narcotics trafficking, 17628-17638 [24JY]

———Mafia, 4110-4115 [10MR]

———mandatory life sentence for distribution of drugs to young people, 22941 [11SE]

———money laundering, 1982-1989 [6FE], 12599 [5JN]

———penalties for violations relative to cocaine (H.R. 5103), 15659 [26JN]

———reissuance of airman certificate to pilots of drug smuggling planes, 22982 [11SE]

———response to inquiries of local officials concerning illegal aliens arrested for drug related violations, 22980 [11SE]

———responsibility for deportable and excludable convicted aliens, 30068 [9OC]

Customs: facilitate enforcement of laws against drug trafficking (H.R. 5310), 18392 [31JY]

Customs Forfeiture Fund, 22937 [11SE]

Customs Service: increasing staff to aid in drug interdiction, 18650 [1AU]

DEA: ability to waive the non-Federal share matching requirement under the State and local drug enforcement grant program, 22952 [11SE]

———funding, 16897-16916 [17JY]

Designer drugs, 23948 [18SE]

Drug abuse: college and secondary school athletics, 29610 [8OC]

———combating drug traffic, 20738-20741 [11AU], 22046 [15AU]

———education program funds, 18286 [31JY]

———efforts to combat, 18654 [1AU], 19336, 19343 [6AU], 19725 [7AU], 20738-20741 [11AU], 32823, 32995 [17OC]

———efforts to combat traffic, 19399 [6AU]

———efforts to prevent and combat, 27462 [1OC]

———impact of supply and demand on narcotic traffic, 1472-1482 [4FE]

———implement programs to combat, 18224 [30JY]

———increased incidence, 3991 [6MR]

———military assistance in drug interdiction, 22085 [15AU]

———model statute for States to prohibit establishment and use of freebase houses (H.R. 4776), 9713 [7MY]

———national program to combat, 23365, 23366, 23369 [16SE], 23603 [17SE]

———policy to combat, 18258 [31JY]

———posse comitatus law relative to traffic, 8553 [23AP]

———preventive education programs, 9188 [1MY]

———prohibit allocation of Federal funds to schools without prevention programs, 18288 [31JY]

———Reagan administration policy, 19013 [5AU]

———strengthen certain penalties for traffic (H.R. 4639), 7878 [17AP]

———traffic, 3449, 3450 [4MR], 4363 [11MR], 14295 [18JN], 15250 [24JN], 22641-22644, 22650-22735 [10SE], 22871-23014 [11SE]

Drug Abuse Education and Prevention Act: enact (H.R. 5237), 17687 [24JY]

Drug education program: implement, 23603 [17SE]

Drug testing: accuracy and cost, 20575 [11AU]

Drug Trade Elimination Act: enact (H.R. 5329), 18854 [1AU]

Drugs: effects of Customs Service budget cuts on trafficking enforcement, 341 [22JA]

———funding programs to combat trafficking and abuse, 22945 [11SE]

Economic assistance: prohibit to countries involved in traffic (H. Res. 426), 7831 [17AP]

Education: funding drug prevention program efforts, 22984, 22986 [11SE]

Federal employees: controlled substances testing programs for personnel having access to classified information (H.R. 4636), 9487, 9520 [6MY]

———drug abuse testing, 27462 [1OC]

———drug testing, 3456 [4MR], 20945 [12AU]

———drug-testing programs, 23255 [12SE]

———proposed drug testing, 18836 [1AU]

Foreign assistance: implement condition of aid relative to elimination of production and trafficking of narcotics, 16658, 16660 [16JY]

Freebase houses: model statute for States to prohibit establishment and use (H.R. 4776), 9713 [7MY]

Greece: efforts against international trafficking, 22163 [15AU]

House of Representatives: controlled substances testing program for Members, officers, and employees (H. Res. 394), 9487 [6MY]

Indian Juvenile Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Act: enact (S. 1298), 23385 [16SE]

Indian Youth Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Act: enact (H.R. 1156), 23375-23386 [16SE]

Inter-American Drug Control Commission: creation, 18022 [29JY]

International Drug Traffic Enforcement Act: enact (H.R. 5310), 18392 [31JY], 20203 [8AU]

Just Say No to Drugs Week: designate (H.J. Res. 629), 11997 [22MY]

———designate (S.J. Res. 337), 10967 [15MY]

Koch, Edward I.: efforts to combat narcotic trafficking, 12599 [5JN]

Law enforcement: efforts to combat drug abuse, 32712 [17OC]

Law enforcement officers: funding to combat drug abuse, 23367 [16SE]

———search warrants, 11127 [19MY]

Mexican-U.S. border: impact of narcotic traffic, 1472-1482 [4FE]

Mexico: activities of law enforcement agents in combating drug traffic, 22047 [15AU]

———combating drug traffic, 22046 [15AU]

———establish the Bilateral Intergovernmental Drug Commission, 17527 [23JY]

———traffic, 1472-1482 [4FE]

———U.S. policy, 11470 [20MY]

———withholding of economic assistance pending action against kidnappers of Victor Cortez, Jr., 22923 [11SE]

Mexico-U.S. Interparliamentary Conference: proposals regarding narcotics trafficking and drug abuse, 17527 [23JY]

Money Laundering Prevention Act: enact (H.R. 4573), 7529 [15AP], 7561 [15AP], 7676 [16AP]

Narcotics: authorize the provision of military equipment to law enforcement agencies in trafficking control, 18826 [1AU]

———imposition of death penalty for certain drug related homicides, 22965-22976 [11SE]

National Back to School—Back Off Drugs Month: designate (H.J. Res. 698), 19640 [7AU]

National Conference of State Societies: student essay contest on drug abuse, 17856 [28JY]

National Crusade Against Drug Abuse: student essay contest, 17856 [28JY]

National Drug Abuse Education Day: designate (S.J. Res. 386), 21232 [13AU]

National Drug Awareness Day: observance, 29232 [7OC]

National Drug Enforcement Policy Board: submission of report on drug-related arrests, 23856 [17SE]

National Substance Abuse Education Act: enact (H.R. 3769), 1011 [29JA]

News media: efforts in combating national drug abuse problem, 22993 [11SE]

Nicaragua: cocaine sales to finance Contras, 5203 [18MR]

———narcotics trafficking, 15587 [25JN]

Ochoa Vasquez, Jorge L.: reward for arrest of narcotics trafficker, 22921 [11SE]

Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act: enact (H.R. 5484), 22320 [9SE], 22492 [9SE], 22641-22644, 22650 [10SE], 22656 [12SE], 22658 [11SE], 22670 [12SE]-22735 [10SE], 22740 [10SE], 22871, 22936 [11SE], 22950 [18SE], 23002 [12SE]-23004-23014 [11SE], 23272, 23279 [12SE], 23856 [17SE], 24710 [18SE], 25090 [19SE], 25708, 25710, 25716, 25718, 25727 [23SE], 26374, 26377 [25SE], 26561 [26SE], 27445 [30SE], 27744 [1OC], 28691 [3OC], 29608 [8OC], 29632 [10OC]-29633 [8OC], 32676 [16OC], 32712, 32717-32727, 32728 [17OC], 33598 [17OC], 33950 [6NO]

———enact (H.R. 5484), authorizing corrections in engrossment, 23005 [11SE]

———enact (H.R. 5484), debate procedure, 22735 [10SE]

———enact (H.R. 5484), technical corrections, 29702 [8OC]

———enforcement of provisions, 29231 [7OC]

Operation Alliance: program to combat drug traffic across Mexican border, 22046 [15AU]

Partners in Prevention: activities, 30214 [10OC]

Philadelphia, PA: tribute to Assistance Program for alcoholism and drug abuse, 16272 [26JN]

President's Commission on Organized Crime: report, 3594 [5MR]

Prisons: transfer of certain deportable aliens from State and local facilities to Federal facilities, 22977 [11SE]

Reagan, President: policy, 17597 [24JY]

Republican Party: policies, 28038 [2OC]

Santa Fe, NM: European Parliament and Members of Congress conference regarding drug abuse, 17523 [23JY]

Social conditions: drug abuse, 18224 [30JY]

———efforts to dissuade use, 29607 [8OC]

Sports: funding investigations into drug use by college athletes, 22989 [11SE]

State and Local Narcotics Control Assistance Act: enact (H.R. 526), 1784 [5FE], 5983 [21MR]

Substance abuse treatment: funding, 22988 [11SE]

U.S.-Mexico: foreign policy and trade deficit, 20574 [11AU]

Wendell Cross School, Waterbury, CT: pledge against drug use, 29232 [7OC]

White House Conference on Narcotics Abuse and Control: convene (H.J. Res. 631), 10208 [8MY], 17856 [28JY], 19323 [5AU]

Youth Drug Protection Act: enact (H.R. 5247), 17719 [24JY]

Remarks in Senate

Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration: authorizing appropriations (S. 2443), 10407 [13MY]

———require research on neuronal receptors, 26699-26701 [27SE]

———revise authorities (S. 2595), 15149 [24JN]

Aliens: provide for exclusion or deportation of those who have possessed or used certain illegal drugs (S. 2818), 23096 [12SE]

Armed Career Criminal Act: amend (S. 2312), 7697 [16AP]

Bolivia: antidrug operation with U.S. Army, 16537 [16JY], 17870 [29JY]

Border Patrol: commend the San Onofre, CA, agents, 21627 [14AU]

Burma: commend efforts of Government to combat traffic, 4874 [14MR]

Business: prohibit interstate sale, transportation, advertising, and the importing and exporting of drug paraphernalia (S. 2817), 23096 [12SE]

California: campaign against marihuana planting, 23485 [16SE]

Capital punishment: impose for certain offenses in trafficking, 25737 [24SE], 26745-26752 [27SE]

Cayman Islands: cooperation in U.S. drug interdiction program, 26834 [27SE]

Choukroun, Regine: commend efforts to combat drug abuse, 2140 [18FE]

Civil Air Patrol: encourage participation in drug interdiction program, 26712-26714 [27SE]

Coast Guard: exempt Coast Guard from restrictions regarding participation in foreign police arrest actions, 26718 [27SE]

Colombia: commend Government for efforts to combat narcotic traffic, 3392 [3MR]

———commend Government for efforts to combat traffic, 12369 [4JN]

———economic assistance for drug interdiction, 26824 [27SE]

Commission on Organized Crime: report on drug use, 3652 [5MR]

Congressional budget: setting forth for 1987-89 (S. Con. Res. 120), funding for drug abuse prevention programs, 9239-9248 [1MY]

Controlled Substances Act: amend by listing cocaine freebase in schedule I (S. 2560), 14097 [17JN], 15934 [26JN]

———amend relative to manufacture or distribution in or near schools (S. 2562), 14097 [17JN], 15934 [26JN]

———amend to increase penalty for employment of persons under age 21 to distribute drugs (S. 2561), 14097 [17JN], 15934 [26JN]

Courts: amend standards for the use of wiretapping, 26764-26771 [27SE]

———mandatory sentence for conviction of narcotic trafficking (S. 2787), 21964 [15AU]

Crack and Cocaine Meaningful Penalties Act: enact (S. 2580), 14821 [20JN]

Crack/Cocaine Awareness Month: designate (S. Res. 464), 20559 [11AU]

Crime and criminals: controls against laundering of money, 18483-18487 [31JY]

———controls against laundering of money (S. 2306), 7492 [15AP]

———controls against laundering of money (S. 2683), 17571 [24JY], 17768 [25JY], 21630 [14AU]

———eliminate statute of limitations on serious drug offenses (S. 2719), 19253 [5AU]

———establish mandatory penalties for certain drug offenses (S. 2697), 17918 [29JY]

Crime laboratories: funding, 26824 [27SE]

Cuba: traffic, 6062 [25MR]

Customs Service: efforts to combat drug trafficking, 14490 [19JN]

Dept. of Defense: drug interdiction, 31412 [15OC]

———funding for drug interdiction activities, 19769-19775 [7AU]

———provide additional requirements for support of drug interdiction activities, 26703-26709 [27SE]

———use of personnel and equipment for drug interdiction activities, 26736-26744 [27SE]

Dept. of HHS: funding for drug and alcohol abuse prevention programs, 26827 [27SE]

Dept. of Justice's assets forfeiture fund: availability for education and prevention programs (S. 2727), 22010 [15AU]

Dept. of the Treasury: establish the U.S. Customs Reserve, 26695 [27SE]

Drug abuse: addiction of infants, 12627 [5JN]

———call for legislation to combat, 22271 [8SE]

———call on members of entertainment industry to assist in war on drugs, 26753, 26759-26763 [27SE]

———cocaine, 4412 [12MR]

———crack (cocaine distillate), 13026 [9JN]

———education, 16409 [15JY]

———education funding, 22774 [11SE]

———effect on small business owners or employees, 13722 [13JN]

———establish community prevention program, 26728 [27SE]

———establish working group on drug and substance abuse, 17727 [25JY]

———funds for treatment, 26720 [27SE]

———glamorization in movies, 25053 [19SE]

———impact on youth, 9679 [6MY]

———increase, 31492 [15OC]

———increase in Soviet Union, 14303 [18JN]

———increase in use of cocaine, 30469 [14OC]

———increased potency of certain illegal drugs, 17176 [22JY]

———law enforcement in national forests (S. 2809), 22587 [10SE]

———national policy, 19463 [6AU]

———national program to combat, 23283 [15SE], 23677, 23680 [17SE], 23865 [18SE], 26091 [25SE], 32494 [16OC]

———policy, 22612 [10SE]

———program to control among professional athletes, 4709 [13MR]

———provide funds for programs which identify needs of drug-dependent offenders, 26701-26703 [27SE]

———provide opportunity to offer local prevention programs, 26714 [27SE]

———rehabilitation, 24807 [19SE]

———relationship between drug use and the crime rate, 13078 [10JN]

———space basing, 17342 [23JY]

———strengthen penalties for sale of controlled substances to pregnant women, 26696-26699 [27SE]

———target prevention programs at student athletes, 26797-26802 [27SE]

———target prevention programs to high risk groups, 26829 [27SE]

———testing, 22503 [10SE], 26090 [25SE]

———traffic, 4276 [11MR], 5902 [21MR], 6194 [26MR], 6383 [27MR], 6941 [9AP], 7129 [10AP], 7258 [11AP], 7375 [14AP], 7694 [16AP], 7906 [17AP], 8065 [18AP], 8096 [21AP], 8247 [22AP], 8480 [23AP], 8600 [24AP], 12135 [3JN], 12369 [4JN], 12957 [6JN], 15898 [26JN], 17914 [29JY], 20030, 20034 [8AU], 20408 [9AU]

———use of crack, 19757 [7AU]

Drug Abuse and Alcohol Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and Rehabilitation for High-Risk Youth Act: enact (S. 2800), 22458 [9SE]

Drug Abuse Education and Prevention Act: enact (S. 2727), 19858 [7AU], 21629 [14AU]

Drug Enforcement Act: enact (S. 2850), 25633, 25676-25679 [23SE]

Drug Enforcement Administration Excepted Service Act: enact (S. 2011), 318 [22JA]

Drug Money Laundering Prevention Act: enact (S. 2802), 22504 [10SE]

Drug tests: constitutionality, 28026 [2OC]

Drug-Free America Act: enact (S. 2849), 25612 [23SE]

Dyson, John: tribute, 17914 [29JY]

Ecuador: commend Government for efforts to combat narcotic traffic, 2820 [26FE]

Education: assistance to State and local agencies for prevention programs (S. 1820), 174 [21JA]

Emergency Crack Control Act: enact (S. 2715), 19240-19249 [5AU], 19757 [7AU]

Federal employees: increase assistance to those who abusively use drugs or alcohol, 26709 [27SE]

Foreign countries: eliminate sugar quotas for countries involved in drug trafficking, 28919 [6OC]

———eliminate sugar quotas for governments involved in drug trafficking, 26722-26727 [27SE]

Freebase houses: model statute for prohibition by States, 12870 [6JN]

———model statute for prohibition by States (S. 2353), 8289 [22AP]

Freedom of Information Act: regulate access to Government records by criminal organizations, 26763-26771 [27SE]

Gersten, Steven: commend efforts against sale of drug paraphernalia, 31420 [15OC]

Intelligence services: use for combating trafficking, 31446 [15OC]

Just Say No to Drugs Week: designate (S.J. Res. 337), 9415 [5MY]

Juvenile delinquency: provide a mandatory minimum sentence for drug traffickers, 26807 [27SE]

Juvenile Drug Prevention Act: enact (S. 2699), 17919 [29JY]

Law enforcement officers: authorizing additional funds for secure voice radios, 26694 [27SE]

Major Drug Dealer Penalties Enhancement Act: enact (S. 2801), 22503 [10SE]

Marine Corps: authorize appointment of lieutenant general as Director of the Task Force on Drug Enforcement, 26804 [27SE]

Mexico: drug policy, 21258 [13AU]

———portrayal of drug traffickers as heroes, 18425 [31JY]

———traffic, 12135 [3JN], 12369 [4JN]

Narcotics: provide for exclusion or deportation of aliens who possessed or used certain illegal drugs (S. 2818), 23096 [12SE]

———provide funds for programs which identify needs of drug-dependent offenders, 26701-26703 [27SE]

National Back to School—Back Off Drugs Month: designate (S.J. Res. 400), 21611 [14AU]

National Basketball Association: program to combat drug abuse, 3293 [28FE]

National Drug Abuse Education Day: designate (S.J. Res. 386), 19255 [5AU], 20405 [9AU]

National Drug Interdiction Improvement Act: enact (S. 2764), 21606-21610 [14AU]

National forests: illegal cultivation of marihuana, 25461 [23SE], 26804-26807 [27SE]

National Narcotics Act: enact (S. 2716), 19240-19249 [5AU]

Nicaragua: narcotic traffic, 5357 [19MR]

Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act: amend freedom of information provisions, 31414 [15OC]

———conform certain provisions of H.R. 5484 to the Congressional Budget Act, 26820, 26837 [27SE]

———enact (H.R. 5484), 23033, 23034 [12SE], 23483, 23511 [16SE], 26473-26476 [26SE], 26694, 26709 [27SE], 26712 [1OC]-26837 [27SE], 27134, 27159, 27160, 27161-27252 [30SE], 27683 [1OC], 30229, 30318 [10OC], 30475-30478, 30703 [14OC], 31248, 31395, 31408, 31421 [15OC], 32351, 32570 [16OC], 33245-33252 [17OC], 33836 [18OC]

———enact (H.R. 5484), substitute S. 2878 language in lieu, 26473 [26SE]

———enact (H.R. 5484), time-limitation agreement, 26885 [27SE]

———enact (H.R. 5484), uninamous-consent agreement, 26837 [27SE]

———financing enacted programs, 28829 [6OC]

———funding, 28457 [3OC]

———modify provisions, 31408 [15OC]

———sense relative to appropriation of funds for implementation, 27164 [30SE]

———strike Anti-Drug Trust Fund, 31412 [15OC]

Passports: inclusion of drug-related information, 26808 [27SE]

President's Media Commission on Drug Abuse: establish, 26721 [27SE]

Reagan, President: directive on methods to combat trafficking, 13274 [11JN]

South America: conference on control of narcotic traffic, 3485 [4MR]

Spain: extradition of drug trafficking suspect, 16383 [14JY]

Sports: drug testing, 16763 [17JY]

State and local governments: reimbursement of expenditures relative to certain investigations and recovery of Federal taxes, 26771 [27SE]

———reimbursement of expenditures relative to certain investigations and recovery of Federal taxes (S. 2352), 8289, 8300 [22AP]

States: minimum grants under the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act, 26735 [27SE]

Tariff: prohibit importation of drug paraphernalia (S. 2693), 17917 [29JY]

Taxation: antidrug campaign checkoff on Federal returns, 22534 [10SE]

Terrorism: link to narcotic traffic, 3871 [6MR], 5606 [20MR], 5902 [21MR]

Traffic: comprehensive law enforcement policy (S. 2798), 22433-22439 [9SE], 22498-22500, 22505-22510, 22512, 22514 [10SE], 23285 [15SE]

U.S. Chamber of Commerce: commend efforts to involve business in war on drugs, 22372 [9SE]

VA: funding for alcohol and drug abuse treatment, 30703 [14OC]

Washington (DC) Post: coverage of drug abuse control initiatives, 20030 [8AU]

White House Conference on Drug Abuse and Control: establish, 26796 [27SE]

White House Conference on Illicit Drug Use and Control: call on President to convene (S.J. Res. 381), 17873 [29JY]

White House Conference on Narcotics Abuse and Control: convene (S.J. Res. 376), 17249 [22JY]

Youth: rehabilitation, 27131 [30SE]

Reports

Drug Testing in the Federal Government: Subcommittee on Civil Service, 22725 [10SE]

Drug Testing Programs: President's Commission on Organized Crime, 9520 [6MY]

Drug Use: Commission on Organized Crime (excerpt), 3652 [5MR]

Impact of the Freedom of Information Act on Drug Enforcement: DEA (excerpt), 26768 [27SE]

———Senate Judiciary Committee (excerpt), 26769 [27SE]

Narcotics Trafficking and the Contras: Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (excerpt), 15477 [25JN]

Narcotics Trafficking From Mexico: Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (excerpt), 9529 [6MY]

Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act (H.R. 5484): sundry (excerpt), 27168 [30SE]

Protection of Confidential Sources: Senate Judiciary Committee (excerpt), 27189 [30SE]

Standoff in U.S.-Bolivia Cocaine War: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 13648 [12JN]

Reports filed

Authority To Contract for Detection and Treatment of Drug-Dependent Offenders: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 5076) (H. Rept. 99-844), 24801 [19SE]

Clandestine Manufacturing of Dangerous Drugs: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 99-570), 9144 [30AP]

Coast Guard Drug Interdiction and Law Enforcement: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 5406) (H. Rept. 99-973), 29386 [7OC]

Combat of International Narcotics Traffic Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 5352) (S. Rept. 99-798), 22143 [15AU]

Controlled Substances Act: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 5246) (H. Rept. 99-848), 24801 [19SE]

Controlled Substances Import and Export Act: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 5394) (H. Rept. 99-845), 24801 [19SE]

Controls Against Laundering of Money: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 2683) (S. Rept. 99-433), 22264 [8SE]

Convene White House Conference on Narcotics Abuse and Control: Committee on the Judiciary (H.J. Res. 631) (H. Rept. 99-846), 24801 [19SE]

Designate Crack/Cocaine Awareness Month: Committee on the Judiciary (H.J. Res. 678), 27994 [2OC]

Designate Just Say No To Drugs Week: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 337), 9299 [1MY]

Designate National Drug Abuse Education and Prevention Week: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 354), 15948 [26JN]

Designate National Drug Abuse Education Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 386), 19849 [7AU]

Enforcement of Custom Laws Against Illegal Drug Traffic: Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 5410) (S. Rept. 99-794), 22143 [15AU]

Federal, State, and Local Government Law Enforcement Appropriations: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 5393) (H. Rept. 99-847), 24801 [19SE]

Federal Efforts To Encourage Foreign Cooperation in Eradicating Illicit Drug Crops and Prevention of International Drug Traffic: Committee on Rules (H.R. 5484; H. Res. 541) (H. Rept. 99-810, 22366 [9SE]

Federal Programs for the Prevention and Treatment of Drug Abuse: Committee on Energy and Commerce (H.R. 5334) (H. Rept. 99-792), 21734 [14AU]

Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act: Committee on Rules (H.R. 5484; H. Res. 576) (H. Rept. 99-974), 29386 [7OC]

———Committee on Rules (H.R. 5484; H. Res. 597) (H. Rept. 99-1010), 32329 [16OC]

Prohibit Certain Methods of Concealing Proceeds of Crime: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 5217) (H. Rept. 99-855), 24802 [19SE]

Provision for Enhanced Penalties for Crimes of Armed Career Criminals To Include Serious Drug Offenses and Crimes of Violence: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 2312), 25838 [24SE]

Reorganization of Executive Branch To Combat Drug Trafficking and Abuse: Committee on Government Operation (H.R. 5266) (H. Rept. 99-786), 21130 [12AU]

Revise Authorities of Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration: Committee on Labor and Human Resources (S. 2595) (S. Rept. 99-333), 16376 [14JY]

Serious Drug Offenses and Violent Felonies as Offenses Subject to Enhanced Penalties Under Career Criminal Provisions: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 4885) (H. Rept. 99-849), 24801 [19SE]

Rulings of the Chair

Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act: enact (H.R. 5484), 22871 [11SE]

Statements

American Council on Education Circulates Proposal To Shield Illegal Drug Use by Student Athletes From Drug Testing: Senator Hawkins, 10568 [14MY]

America's Borders—An Open Invitation to Terrorists and Drug Traffickers: Senator Hawkins, 12046 [2JN]

America's Drug Problem—Fighting the Demand Side: Senator Hawkins, 7906 [17AP]

Another Chance for Mexico To Make Good on Its Drug Promises: Senator Hawkins, 7694 [16AP]

Bolivia—A Crisis of Will: Senator Hawkins, 7258 [11AP]

Capital Punishment: Catholic bishops, 26749 [27SE]

Capital Punishment for Certain Drug Related Homicides: American Catholic Bishops, 22969 [11SE]

Cocaine Abuse: Arnold Washton, 4412 [12MR]

Crack: Senator Hawkins, 8480 [23AP]

Crime and Drugs—Sad Harvest of a Rice Farm Area: Senator Hawkins, 9376 [5MY]

Customs Commissioner's Candor on Mexico: Senator Hawkins, 6941 [9AP]

Dangerous Habit—Coke Is It: Senator Hawkins, 11628 [21MY]

Drug Education: drug educator, 22774 [11SE]

Drug Testing: Senator Hawkins, 8600 [24AP]

Drug Testing in the Nuclear Industry: Senator Hawkins, 9971 [8MY]

Drug Trafficking Is Result of Supply and Demand (sundry), 1473 [4FE]

Enforcing Drug Laws: DEA, 22507 [10SE]

European Parliament and Members of Congress Conference Regarding Drug Abuse in Santa Fe, NM: Representative Gilman, 17523 [23JY]

Foot-Dragging Is Not a Good Posture for a Good Neighbor: Senator Hawkins, 7129 [10AP]

How Slow Spin the Wheels of Mexican Justice: Senator Hawkins, 7375 [14AP]

Inter-American Specialized Conference on Drug Trafficking: Senator Hawkins, 8097 [21AP]

Mexican Drug Trafficking—A Serious Problem of Crisis Proportion: Senator Hawkins, 11263 [20MY]

Mexico Could Profit From Example Set by Alcoholics Anonymous: Senator Hawkins, 11191 [19MY]

Mexico Out Front as the U.S. Major Narcotics Supplier: Senator Hawkins, 10354 [13MY]

Mexico—A Sorry Tale of Drugs, Graft, and Corruption: Senator Hawkins, 10764 [15MY]

Mexico-U.S. Interparliamentary Conference and the Establishment of the Bilateral Intergovernmental Drug Commission: Representative Gilman, 17527-17528 [23JY]

Mexico—Year Without Justice: Senator Hawkins, 6646 [8AP]

Narcotic Traffic: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 6383 [27MR]

National Policy on Drug Use: President Reagan, 19463 [6AU]

New Aid and a New Challenge to the New Government of the Philippines: Senator Hawkins, 9016 [30AP]

New Hope for Mexican Cooperation in Drug Cases: Senator Hawkins, 8892 [29AP]

OAS Action Plan: Senator Hawkins, 9783 [7MY]

OAS Specialized Conference on Drug Trafficking: Senator Hawkins, 9571 [6MY]

Organized Crime (sundry excerpts), 4111-4115 [10MR]

Panama—The Giant Money Laundering Machine: Senator Hawkins, 8771 [28AP]

Peru's Ambitious Plan To Conquer Drug Abuse: Senator Hawkins, 9217 [1MY]

Philadelphia, PA, Assistance Program for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse: James J. Mahoney, Greater Philadelphia Council, AFL-CIO (excerpts), 16272 [26JN]

State Narrative Reports on Major Unmet Drug Abuse Needs: National Association of State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Directors, 9241-9245 [1MY]

Substance Abuse: President Reagan, 22714 [10SE], 23865 [18SE]

———(sundry excerpts), 22660, 22697 [10SE], 22916 [11SE]

Terrorists and Drug Smugglers Take Note—We've Had Enough: Senator Hawkins, 8065 [18AP]

Yet Another South American Drug Connection: Senator Hawkins, 8247 [22AP]

Summaries

Drug Enforcement Act (S. 2850), 25672-25676 [23SE]

Indian Youth Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Act (H.R. 1156), 23380 [16SE]

International Drug Traffic Enforcement Act (H.R. 5310), 18392 [31JY]

Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act (H.R. 5484), 32351 [16OC]

Summary of House Changes to the Freedom of Information Act Amendments in the Anti Drug Abuse Act, 29616 [8OC]

Tables

Criminal penalties under the Emergency Crack Control Act, 19240 [5AU]

Description of House amendment to Ways and Means provisions of Senate drug bill, 29611 [8OC]

Federal law enforcement program funding, 23367 [16SE]

Funding for the drug-free America initiative, 26821-26822 [27SE]

House continuing resolution antidrug versus Senate continuing resolution antidrug—fiscal year 1987 (compared to Senate appropriation level), 28462 [3OC]

Omnibus Drug Supplemental Appropriations Act, 28462 [3OC]

Senate appropriations plus drug bill versus 302(b) allocation—fiscal year 1987, 26822 [27SE]

Telegrams

Drug abuse prevention: NCAA, 22990 [11SE]

Testimonies

Indian Health Problems: Gilbert Pena (excerpt), 26729 [27SE]

———Larry Miike (excerpt), 26729 [27SE]

Role of Nicaragua in Narcotics Traffic: Dekker (code name), 6195 [26MR]

———Dept. of Justice, 6195 [26MR]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 415, enrollment corrections in the Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act, 32786 [17OC]

H. Res. 541, consideration of Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act (H.R. 5484), 22650 [10SE]

H.J. Res. 631, White House Conference on Narcotics Abuse and Control, 10208 [8MY]

H.R. 1156, Indian Youth Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Act, 23375-23379 [16SE]

H.R. 4573, Money Laundering Prevention Act, 7562 [15AP]

H.R. 4639, penalties for a serious drug offense and any crime of violence, 7878 [17AP]

H.R. 5103, criminal penalties relative to cocaine abuse, 16267 [26JN]

H.R. 5237, Drug Abuse Education and Prevention Act, 17687 [24JY]

H.R. 5484, Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act, 22871-22913 [11SE], 27194-27251 [6OC]

S. 1298, Indian Juvenile Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Act, 23385 [16SE]

S. 2011, Drug Enforcement Administration Excepted Service Act, 318 [22JA]

S. 2306, controls against laundering of money acquired from illegal traffic, 7492-7495 [15AP]

S. 2312, Armed Career Criminal Act amendments, 7698 [16AP]

S. 2325, reimbursement to State and local governments of expenditures relative to certain investigations and recovery of Federal taxes, 8291 [22AP]

S. 2353, model statute for prohibition of drug freebase houses by States, 8291 [22AP]

S. 2561, amend Controlled Substances Act to increase penalty for employment of persons under age 21 to distribute drugs, 14099 [17JN]

S. 2562, amend Controlled Substances Act relative to manufacture or distribution in or near schools, 14099 [17JN]

S. 2580, Crack and Cocaine Meaningful Penalties Act, 14822 [20JN]

S. 2595, revise authorities of the Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration, 15149-15153 [24JN]

S. 2699, Juvenile Drug Prevention Act, 17920 [29JY]

S. 2715, Emergency Crack Control Act, 19241-19244 [5AU]

S. 2716, National Narcotics Act, 19244 [5AU]

S. 2727, Drug Abuse Education and Prevention Act, 19858 [7AU]

S. 2764, National Drug Interdiction Improvement Act, 21607-21610 [14AU]

S. 2787, Mandatory Crack and Other Drug Penalties Act, 21964 [15AU]

S. 2800, Drug Abuse and Alcohol Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and Rehabilitation for High-Risk Youth Act, 22459 [9SE]

S. 2801, Major Drug Dealer Penalties Enhancement Act, 22504 [10SE]

S. 2802, Drug Money Laundering Prevention Act, 22504 [10SE]

S. 2818, provide for exclusion or deportation of aliens who possessed or used certain illegal drugs, 23096 [12SE]

S. 2849, Drug-Free America Act, 25612-25633 [23SE]

S. 2850, Drug Enforcement Act, 25633-25672 [23SE]

S. Res. 456, international convention on drug trafficking, 18781 [1AU]

S. Res. 464, Crack/Cocaine Awareness Month, 20559 [11AU]

S.J. Res. 337, Just Say No to Drugs Week, 9415 [5MY], 10967 [15MY]

S.J. Res. 381, call on President to convene a White House Conference on Illicit Drug Use and Control, 17874 [29JY]

S.J. Res. 386, National Drug Abuse Education Day, 19256 [5AU], 20405 [9AU], 21232 [13AU]

S.J. Res. 400, National Back to School—Back Off Drugs Month, 21612 [14AU]