IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY

Articles and editorials

LTV-Republic—Did Justice Blow It?, 283 [22JA]

Regan—Steelworkers, Forget Your Old Jobs (excerpt), 18044 [30JY]

Steel Industry Overcoming Bad Times, AISI Chief Says, 12304 [3JN]

Technology—Steel's Salvation?, 22181 [15AU]

U.S. Sizing Up Alternatives To Skirt South Africa for Critical Metals, 708 [29JA]

Bills and resolutions

Foreign trade: Government-industry-university program of scientific research and development to improve competitive position (see H.R. 4416)

———import of certain tubular goods (see S. 2267)

———import restrictions for certain countries (see H.R. 4110)

———steel armor wire for processing into electromechanical cables (see H.R. 4732)

———tariff classification for slabs of iron or steel (see H.R. 4547)

———tariff for pipe and tube products (see H.R. 4565)

Japan: reciprocity agreement on metallurgical coal exports and steel product imports (see H. Con. Res. 309)

Plant modernization: advisory council on technological solutions (see H.R. 4263)

South Africa: prohibit imports (see S. 2157)

Steel Import Stabilization Act: amend (see S. 2830; H.R. 5591)

———enforcement (see H.R. 5724)

Tariff: classification of slabs (see S. 2696)

Tax Reform Act: employee health insurance benefits (see S.J. Res. 380)

Taxation: allow 15-year carryback of 50% of investment tax credit carryforward (see H.R. 5327)

United Steelworkers of America: commemorate anniversary (see S. Res. 428)

Letters

Tariffs on steel imports: Committee on Finance, 2214 [18FE]

———White House, 2215 [18FE]

Memorandums

U.S. Steel Imports From Countries That Have No Raw Steel-Making Capability: Library of Congress, 1465 [4FE]

Memorials of legislature

Pennsylvania, 704 [29JA], 22246 [8SE]

Petitions

Brazilian ferroalloy industry and trade: Brazil, 2294 [19FE]

Press releases

Steel imports in 1985 dramatize problem of countries not covered by President's program: American Iron & Steel Institute, 2214 [18FE]

Remarks in House

Bolts: counterfeit, 28156 [2OC]

Economic conditions: crisis, 25383 [23SE]

———foreign trade deficit, 32716 [17OC]

EEC: U.S. import of semifinished steel, 1036 [30JA]

Fasteners: counterfeit, 28156 [2OC]

Foreign trade: correct tariff rate inversion on certain pipe and tube products (H.R. 4565), 7253 [10AP]

———economic impact on domestic steel industry, 17273 [22JY]

———generalized system of preference benefits to those countries in violation of voluntary restraint agreements, 15656 [26JN]

———impact of European exports, 6832 [9AP]

———impact of imports, 11931 [22MY], 17273, 17274 [22JY], 23006-23009 [11SE], 26064 [24SE]

———impact on production of domestic armor steel plate, 16709 [16JY]

———import restrictions, 5580 [19MR]

———import restrictions for certain countries (H.R. 4110), 1464 [4FE]

———improve competitive position of research and technology (H.R. 4416), 4860 [13MR]

———moratorium on steel imports, 19114 [5AU]

———steel voluntary trade agreements, 11931 [22MY]

———voluntary restraint agreement, 23006-23009 [11SE]

Japan: establish reciprocity between steel products imports and coal exports (H. Con. Res. 309), 6806 [8AP]

Lukens Steel, Inc.: excise tax on employers proceeds from pension plan terminations, 16709 [16JY]

Plant modernization: advisory council on technological solution (H.R. 4263), 3241 [27FE]

Save American Industry and Jobs Day: observance, 14479 [18JN]

Steel Import Stabilization Act: amend, 26384, 26386 [25SE]

———amend (H.R. 5591), 26582, 26584 [26SE], 27433 [30SE], 28187 [2OC]

Steel imports: impose a limit from Canada, Sweden, and Taiwan, 26384, 26386 [25SE]

———voluntary restraint agreements with exporting nations, 21439 [13AU]

Taxation: excise tax on employers proceeds from pension plan terminations, 16709 [16JY]

Texas: effects of foreign imports on Lone Star Steel, 18248 [30JY]

U.S. Senate Productivity Award: establish, 27742 [1OC]

USX Corp.: labor-management dispute, 25882 [24SE]

Weirton Steel: employee ownership, 25383 [23SE]

Remarks in Senate

Baltimore, MD: Sparrows Point steel plant, 10636 [14MY]

Bureau of Mines: chromium study, 28494 [3OC]

Committee on Government Operations: report on Federal steel policy, 33544 [17OC]

Customs Service: funding relative to steel imports, 28474 [3OC]

Foreign trade: administration's policy, 19124 [5AU]

———impact of imports, 18044 [30JY]

———import fraud and counterfeit goods, 2211 [18FE]

———import quotas, 2213 [18FE]

Investments: tax credits, 14154-14165 [17JN]

LTV Corp.: payment of health insurance for retirees, 17833 [28JY]

Steel Import Stabilization Act: amend (S. 2830), 23821-23822 [17SE]

———exempt certain tubular goods from bilateral arrangements (S. 2267), 6651 [8AP]

Strategic materials: U.S. dependence on foreign sources, 708 [29JA]

Taxation: credit for reinvestment in steel industry, 14371 [18JN]

United Steelworkers of America: anniversary (S. Res. 428), 14104 [17JN]

Weirton, WV: tribute, 25462, 25464 [23SE]

Weirton Steel Corp.: tribute, 6382, 6536 [27MR]

Reports

Comprehensive Steel Industry Policy: OTA (excerpt), 3242 [27FE]

Reports filed

Federal Enforcement of Steel Import Program (H. Rept. 99-937), 27550 [1OC]

New Technology and Future of Steel: Committee on Science and Technology (H. Rept. 99-625), 13073 [10JN]

Statements

Comprehensive Steel Industry Policy: Richard Pitler (excerpt), 3242 [27FE]

Improve Research and Technology in the Steel Industry (excerpt), 4860 [13MR]

Steel Imports: Clayton Yeutter, U.S. Trade Representative, 23822 [17SE]

Testimonies

Iron and Steel Industry Import Restrictions: Malcolm Baldrige, Sec. of Commerce, 5580 [19MR]

Texts of

S. 2267, exemption of certain tubular goods used by petroleum producing countries from bilateral arrangements, 6652 [8AP]

S. Res. 428, commemorate United Steelworkers of America's anniversary, 14105, 14181 [17JN]