CRIME AND CRIMINALS
Addresses
Capital Punishment: Thurgood Marshall (excerpt), 26751 [27SE]
Conference on Defending Right to Counsel: Senator Kerry, 1416-1418 [3FE]
International Drug Trafficking and Abuse: Vernon A. Walters, 2981 [26FE]
International Terrorism—George Washington School of Public and International Affairs: Lawrence S. Eagleburger, 12279-12281 [3JN]
Law—Under Attack From the New Barbarians: William H. Rehnquist (excerpt), 23297, 23304 [15SE]
Preventing and Treating Child Sexual Abuse—New Problems and Possible Solutions: Senator Dodd, 33513 [17OC]
Terrorism and Trade: Representative Derrick, 1348 [3FE]
Terrorism—Who Is Responsible, What Can Be Done: Meir Rosenne, 8038 [17AP], 8712 [24AP]
U.S. Intelligence Requirements for the Late 1980's: Leo Cherne, 3874-3876 [6MR]
World Militant and Our Security: William P. Thompson, 8966-8968 [29AP]
Agreements
Firearms: regulate manufacture and importation of armor-piercing bullets (S. 104), unanimous consent, 3689 [5MR]
Amendments
Anti-Kickback Enforcement Act: enact (S. 2250), 23080, 23081, 23098 [12SE], 31303 [15OC]
Arizona: provide for proper administration of justice within the Salt River Pima/Maricopa Indian Community (H.R. 4900), 25420 [23SE]
Bank Bribery Act: enact (H.R. 3511), 1603 [4FE]
Boats and boating: establish uniform boat titling system between States (H.R. 4731), 33736, 33738, 33851 [18OC]
Bribery: amend U.S. Code relative to bank officials (H.R. 3511), 1574 [4FE], 15094, 15164 [24JN], 15660 [26JN]
Children: improve investigation and prosecution of child abuse cases (S. 140), 20914-20916 [12AU]
———improve investigation and prosecution of child abuse cases (S. 985), 33780 [18OC]
Claiborne, Harry E.: impeachment (H. Res. 461), 17295 [22JY]
Comprehensive Crime Control Act: amend (S. 1236), 7936-7938, 7940, 7997 [17AP]
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act: enact (H.R. 4718), 28533, 28568 [3OC], 28820 [6OC]
———enact (S. 2281), 27638, 27736 [1OC]
Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 15326, 15328, 15330, 15332, 15333, 15334, 15335, 15336, 15338, 15340, 15342, 15347-15350, 15351, 15352, 15353, 15359, 15360, 15376, 15380 [25JN]
Electronic Communications Privacy Act: enact (H.R. 4952), 27625-27632, 27728-27736 [1OC], 28122-28129 [2OC]
Federal Firearms Law Reform Act: enact (H.R. 4332), 5349 [18MR], 5566-5573 [19MR], 6639-6641 [8AP], 6870, 6872, 6891, 6893, 6896 [9AP], 7084 [10AP]
Firearms: regulate manufacture and importation of armor-piercing bullets (S. 104), 3729 [5MR], 3881, 3892, 3895 [6MR]
Government: civil penalties in cases of false claims and fraud (S. 1562), 17942-17946 [29JY], 20530-20535, 20561-20565 [11AU], 28533-28539, 28570-28580 [3OC], 29315-29320 [7OC]
Indian Gaming Control Act: enact (H.R. 1920), 25141 [22SE], 26182 [25SE], 29026-29031 [6OC]
Indians: prevent child molesting on reservations (S. 1818), 9640 [6MY]
Inspector General Act: amend (S. 2005), 33851 [18OC]
Judicial Improvements Act: enact (H.R. 3570), 11916 [22MY]
Law Enforcement Officers Protection Act: enact (H.R. 3132), 20730 [11AU]
Narcotic traffic: strengthen laws (S. 2878), 26541 [26SE]
Narcotics: traffic (free standing), 25131 [22SE]
Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 5077 [17MR], 5241, 5252, 5253, 5257 [18MR]
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, 27280, 27282 [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]
Polygraph Protection Act: enact (H.R. 1524), 4269 [11MR], 4523, 4541, 4542, 4543, 4545, 4546, 4549, 4550, 4551 [12MR]
Poverty: improve legal services to individuals unable to afford representation (S. 1581), 29072, 29113, 29114 [6OC]
Program Fraud Civil Penalties Act: enact (S. 1134), 17936-17941 [29JY]
Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Persons Act: enact (S. 974), 1705 [5FE]
Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: ratification, 16592, 16600, 16611, 16633 [16JY]
Telephone: prohibit use to communicate pornographic messages (free standing), 12783 [5JN]
Analyses
Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute to S. 140, Improvements in Investigation and Prosecution of Child Abuse Cases, 20917 [12AU]
Anti Drug Abuse Act (S. 2878), 26473-26476 [26SE]
Colombian Drug Interdiction Amendment to the 1979 Foreign Assistance Legislation: Committee on Foreign Relations, 26825 [27SE]
Comprehensive Crime Control Act Amendments (H.R. 5241), 32803-32820 [17OC]
Comprehensive Money Laundering Prevention Act (H.R. 5176), 18849 [1AU]
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (S. 2281), 7188 [10AP]
Depository Institutions Insider Fraud Prevention Act (H.R. 4956), 12979 [9JN]
Diplock Court System—Northern Ireland: Dept. of State, 16607-16610 [16JY]
Diplomatic Security Act (S. 2015), 400-402 [23JA]
Federal Criminal Penalties Inflation Adjustment Act (S. 2558), 13854 [16JN]
Fees and Fee Waivers Amendments to the Freedom of Information Act Included in the Anti Drug Abuse Act, 29616 [8OC]
International Intellectual Property Protection and Market Access Act (S. 2435), 10295 [12MY]
Law Enforcement Records Amendments to the Freedom of Information Act in the Anti Drug Abuse Act, 29619 [8OC]
Levin Amendments to the Anti-Kickback Enforcement Act (S. 2250), 23083 [12SE]
Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act (H.R. 5484), 22683, 22714-22717 [10SE]
Pornography Victims Protection Act (H.R. 5509), 25721 [23SE]
Procurement Safeguard Act (S. 2030), 1693 [5FE]
Prohibitions Against Child Pornography (S. 2398), 9303 [1MY]
Prosecution for Terrorist Acts Against U.S. Nationals (S. 1429) (excerpt), 1719 [5FE]
Save the Family Farm Act, 26379 [25SE]
U.S. Marshals Service Act (S. 2044), 1587 [4FE]
Appointments
Conferees: H.R. 3132, Law Enforcement Officers Protection Act, 20731 [11AU]
———H.R. 4151, Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act, 19348 [6AU]
———S. 974, Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Persons Act, 1705 [5FE], 1971 [6FE]
Articles and editorials
A.T. Massey Coal Co. Strike (excerpt), 7725 [16AP]
Abducting Terrorists To Try in United States—Sanctioned Way To Fight the Foe?, 18832-18833 [1AU]
Abuses in the Drug Bill, 25716 [23SE]
Acting on a Deadly Stage—Drug Agent's Life in Deep Cover, 13864 [16JN]
Action Against Libya in Step With U.S. Heritage, 8033 [17AP]
Action To Match the Tough Talk, 9475 [5MY]
Aircraft Safety—Cracks Begin To Show in the System, 6997-7000 [9AP]
Alone but Right, 11096 [15MY]
America Is Now Engaged in a New Kind of War, 8227 [21AP]
Anti-Marcos News Official Slain in U.S., 2553 [20FE]
Anti-Terrorist Help for Britain, 9698 [6MY]
Anti-Terrorist Tedium—Airline Crews Disdain Required Security Training as Boring, Unhelpful, 8767 [28AP]
Arrests in Oregon Food Poisoning Incident (excerpt), 5896 [21MR]
Assault, Rape, and Pregnancy, 32629 [16OC]
Athens Airport Spins a High-Tech Security Web, 8232 [21AP]
ATM Crimes of Violence, 18233 [30JY]
Attack of Unseemly Rhetoric, 9219 [1MY]
Bad Joke, 20747 [11AU]
Balance Law and Liberties in Fight Against Drugs, 4179 [10MR]
Baltimore Will Replace Outdated Vests To Give Police Officers Better Protection, 3890 [6MR]
Battling the Enemy Within, 4412-4416 [12MR]
Bearing the Burden, 8730 [24AP]
Big Bay Area Cocaine Ring Tied to Contras, 5267 [18MR]
Big-City Crime Rose in 1984-85, 11208 [19MY]
Buried by a Tropical Snowstorm, 4417 [12MR]
Call to Arms on Drugs (excerpt), 19324 [5AU]
Can They Get Their Cars Back?, 20409 [9AU]
Capital Punishment for Crime of Espionage (excerpt), 7663 [16AP]
Children and Exposure to Television (excerpt), 7960 [17AP]
Children's Justice Act, 19618 [6AU]
Chinese Envoy Calls U.S. Bombing State Terrorism, 12033 [22MY]
Civil Rights at Risk in Drug War: Senator Burdick, 27568 [1OC]
Clinkers in the Drug Crusade, 25710 [23SE]
Cocaine Babies (excerpt), 26696 [27SE]
Cocaine Behavior—``Recreational'' Sniffing Found No Riskier Than Alcohol or Tobacco—Heavy Use ``Enslaving'', 15310 [25JN]
Cocaine Ring Run by Norwin Meneses-Canterero, 15477 [25JN]
Cocaine Rocks—The New Epidemic (series), 8291-8298 [22AP]
Confronting Terrorism—The Next Step, 17014 [17JY]
Congress Has a Plan for Administration, 17005 [17JY]
Contract Policy—Litton Division Indicted for Fraud—Navy Imposes Suspension on Company, 17729 [25JY]
Contradictions, 18818 [1AU]
Cops Against Guns, 2029 [6FE]
Crack and Crime, 13026 [9JN], 14822 [20JN]
Crack as a Scapegoat, 26455 [26SE]
Crusade Against Drugs, but Use Reason, Not Force, 20747 [11AU]
Crusade Can't Work Unless It Dents Demand for Drugs, 25068 [19SE]
Curse of Blacks Killing Blacks, 3767 [5MR]
Customs Agents Fight Often-Losing Battle Against Illegal Imports, 2212 [18FE]
Dangerous Dulles, 14856 [20JN]
Death in the Electric Chair (excerpt), 26748 [27SE]
Delancey Street—For a Few Addicts, a 4-Year Lesson in Living, 11085 [15MY]
Devil and Roy Williams, 20166 [8AU]
Disgrace All Around on Ulster, 17516 [23JY]
Does 55-MPH Speed Limit Save Lives?, 13394 [11JN]
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 False Readings, 23255 [12SE]
Drug Tests for All?, 5988 [21MR]
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]
Enough Pirating of U.S. Goods, 1419 [3FE]
Europeans' Qaddafi Cowardice, 9157 [30AP]
FAA Police—Low Pay, Poor Morale, 8766 [28AP]
Fact and Comment, 9474 [5MY]
Fear of Terrorism Ranks High in Public Concerns, 7948 [17AP]
Federal Tax Amnesty Considered, 3518 [4MR]
Fight Against Drug Abuse Illustrates the Limits of Politics as Legislative Solutions Prove Elusive, 14823 [20JN]
Football Party Proves Bust—101 Wanted by Police Are Blitzed by Offer of Game Tickets, 1587 [4FE]
For a Tax Amnesty To Cut the Deficit, 2884 [26FE]
Four Ulster Soldiers Sentenced to Life in Murder of Catholic, 16605 [16JY]
GAO Cites Possible Lenahan Conflicts, Agency Says It Will Refer Case to Justice Department for Potential Criminal Prosecution (sundry excerpts), 18663 [1AU]
Going Straight, 15174 [24JN]
Good Soldiers in the War on Drugs, 25063 [19SE]
Guilty 'Til Proven Clean?, 20747 [11AU]
Gunmen in Chile Said To Steal Rights Documents, 1258 [30JA]
Heroin Trade in Turkey, 17914 [29JY]
High on Crusading, 25710 [23SE]
How Not To Stop Drug Use, 4841 [13MR]
How To Fight Terror From the Air, 10739 [14MY]
Hunt Is On for Killer of Officer, 17015 [17JY]
In Defense of Our Civilization, 8239 [21AP]
Indicated MD Firm Accuses IRS of Altering Documents; Omni Corp. Also Names U.S. Prosecutor, 33423 [17OC]
Inferno of Craving, Dealing, and Despair, 13028 [9JN]
Instead, Be Covert, 9357 [1MY]
Issue—Posse Comitatus, 8553 [23AP]
It's Time To Put Labor Racketeers Out of Business, 20167 [8AU]
Jar Wars—Top This, Democrats, 20748 [11AU]
Judge Kaufman Goes To War, 4179 [10MR]
Kidnapping a University in Beirut, 29177 [7OC]
Kids and Cocaine, 4418 [12MR]
Latest Legal Racket for Lawyers—RICO and the Man, 2988 [26FE]
Legal Arsenal To Fight the Terrorists, 9701 [6MY]
Let's All Get Mad, Win War on Drugs, 25710 [23SE]
Liability Crisis—Litigation Loosens Stiff Upper Lip, 4581 [12MR]
Libya, the Covert Option and Intelligence Oversight (sundry), 11452-11455 [20MY]
Libya—Consequences of Military Action, 10116 [8MY]
Libyan Clash—National Interest v. National Passion, 10117 [8MY]
Libya—The Consequences of Military Action, 11260 [20MY]
Libya—U.S. Military Response to Terrorist Acts, 8533 [23AP]
Litton Unit Guilty Plea on Fraud, 17729 [25JY]
Loose-Linked Network of Terror—Separate Acts, Ideological Bonds, 8988-8989 [29AP]
Massacre in Colombo, 11805 [21MY], 12037 [22MY]
Media Snatches Defeat From Jaws of Victory, 8378 [22AP]
Media Violence—Hazardous to Our Health, 22469 [9SE]
Message to Khadafy, 9478 [5MY]
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]
Money Laundering (excerpt), 1983, 1984 [6FE]
More Than Ground Zero, 10316 [12MY]
Moves To Deport Aliens for Drugs Are Not Pressed (excerpt), 18090 [30JY]
My Molested Children Were Abused by the System, Too, 18887 [4AU]
Narc Goes Underground at Cherry Hill East High, 4421 [12MR]
National and Dulles—``Tragedies Waiting To Happen'', 1913 [6FE]
New Assault Planned Against Formidable Foe—Victories Are Elusive in U.S. War on Drugs, 21612 [14AU]
New Attacks Could Doom Hostages, 8957 [29AP]
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]
Once Again, W. 143d St. Battles Against Drug Plague, 18026 [29JY]
Open-Ended Assault on Liberties, 10862 [15MY]
Other Plague, 4416 [12MR]
Outraged, Widower Pushes for Gun Control, 15643 [25JN]
Panama Strongman Said To Trade in Drugs, Arms, and Illicit Money, 25808-25810 [24SE]
Panamanians Spying on, for the United States, 25812 [24SE]
Pass the Railroad Antimonopoly Bill, 27118 [29SE]
Police Hold 2 Suspects in Glenn Anderson Robbery, Shooting Try—Anderson Feels ``Grateful'' After Brush With Bandits, 1025 [29JA]
Police ``Indignant'' Over McClure-Volkmer Gun Bill, 1800 [5FE]
Police View of the So-Called ``Cop Killer'' Bullet, 3886 [6MR]
Practical Steps on Crime and Violence: Senator Simon, 23831 [17SE]
Programmed To Kill, 7961 [17AP]
Project Promote—Second Chance for Curley Students, 1735 [5FE]
Proposed Gun Legislation Threatens Law Enforcement Effectiveness, 1802 [5FE]
Putting Stop to Terrorism, 8840 [28AP]
Radical Entente Backing Anti-U.S. Terrorism, 8962 [29AP]
Reagan Wins the Day as Libya Is Denounced, 10221 [8MY]
Reagans Lead on Drugs, 26377 [25SE]
Recent Attack on Libya Was Justified, 8842 [28AP]
Reflections on Terror, 12289 [3JN]
Remedy for Costly Fraud, 19317 [5AU]
Report on Prison Conditions in Poland, 3490 [4MR]
Roar of European Hypocrisy, 8091 [21AP], 8240 [21AP]
Rules for Uniform Sentencing, End to Early Parole Proposed, 27139 [30SE]
Russians Sought U.S. Banks To Gain High-Tech Secrets, 4049-4051 [7MR]
Safeguarding Our Freedoms as We Cover Terrorist Acts, 8222 [21AP]
Sanitary and Hygienic Conditions in Prisons of Polish People's Republic, 3490 [4MR]
Senators Ponder Plugs for a Leaky Ship of State, 8981 [29AP]
Sensenbrenner Is Right, 12117 [3JN]
Several Libyans Expelled by Greece, Official Says—Move Called ``Signal'' of Stricter Policy, 13406 [11JN]
Should We Drug-Test Federal Employees?, 18836 [1AU]
Simplest Way To Fight Drugs, 25080, 25089 [19SE], 27744 [1OC]
Snatching Terrorists Abroad, 2357 [19FE]
Solid Corporate Citizen—James Edward Burke, 5043 [14MR]
Soviet Support of Narcotics Trafficking (excerpt), 2476 [20FE]
Spain Extradites Cocaine Suspect, 16383 [14JY]
Square Miranda Rights With Reason, 14101 [17JN]
States Test Idea of Tax Amnesty, 3519 [4MR]
Strike Force in Dirty War, 18841 [1AU]
Tale of Three Addictions, 4420 [12MR]
Tapping Libya With ``Sledgehammer'', 9154 [30AP]
Tax Amnesty Merits Trial, 3736 [5MR]
Television's Effect on Children (excerpt), 7960 [17AP]
Telltale Hair, 4416 [12MR]
Terrorism by the Numbers, 12959 [6JN]
Terrorism Can Be Defined, 17696 [24JY]
Terrorism—How the West Can Win, 8005-8009 [17AP]
Terrorism—What Police Can Do, 11991 [22MY]
Terrorists—Today's Gangsters, 8990 [29AP]
Testing for Drugs; Tested by Drugs, 4178 [10MR]
Testing Testing, 4416 [12MR]
That Party Was a Real Grabber, 1588 [4FE]
This Ally Is True, 12529 [4JN]
Time To Agree, 8264 [22AP]
Time To Resign, 11980 [22MY]
Trade Threat From Europe, 8033 [17AP]
Truck Explosion Near AF Base West of Tokyo, 8262 [22AP]
Two Shootings, One Lesson—Gun Control, 24691 [18SE]
U.S. Aides in 1972 Weighed Killing Officer Who Now Leads Panama, 25811 [24SE]
U.S. Attorney Denies Prosecution Erred, 33423 [17OC]
U.S. Citing Security Needs, Raises National and Dulles Police Pay, 8766 [28AP]
U.S. Envoy Outlining Policy for Panama, 25811 [24SE]
U.S. Misconduct Spurs Dismissal of Case in Maryland, 33422 [17OC]
U.S. Officials Assail Customs Chief for Charges, 11470 [20MY]
U.S. Should Get Tough on Countries That Are Big Sources of Illegal Drugs, 20471 [11AU]
U.S. Sugar Quotas Impede U.S. Policies Toward Latin America, 26723 [27SE]
U.S. Won't Tolerate Libyan Lawlessness, 11245 [19MY]
U.S.-United Kingdom Extradition Treaty: New Weapon Against Terrorism, 11338 [20MY]
Undercover Work on the Porn Patrol, 17019 [17JY]
Understanding the Terrorist Threat, 23692 [17SE]
USDA Seeks Armed Teams To Rid Forests of Drug Crop, 26807 [27SE]
Violence on TV Spurs Increased Adult Supervision, 7960 [17AP]
Warning Signals, 6965 [9AP]
Washington's Solution to Drugs Smacks of a Political Stampede, 25708 [23SE]
We Just Can't Live With Death by Dope, 3991 [6MR]
We Know Who Will Lose the Drug War, 26455 [26SE]
We Should Hit Corrupt Cops With Racketeering Statute, 2789 [25FE]
Weicker Sees Creative Bookkeeping, Not New Cash, 26463 [26SE]
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]
When an Ally Asked for Help, France Looked the Other Way, 9151 [30AP]
Who Would Sexually Abuse a Child?, 17164 [21JY]
Bills and resolutions
Advisory Panel for Coordination of Debt Collection and Delinquency Prevention Activities: establish (see H.R. 4203)
Aged: task force to examine issues associated with crimes against the elderly (see H.R. 4494)
Airlines: penalties for failure to file certain reports or falsify records relative to safety regulations (see H.R. 4403)
Airports: benefits for law enforcement officers (see S. 2066; H.R. 4137, 4138)
———compliance with security requirements (see H.R. 5324)
———detection of nonmetal firearms (see H.R. 4223)
———law enforcement officers authority to search passengers and property (see H.R. 4625)
Alcoholic beverages: enact uniform minimum intoxication level and prohibit open alcohol containers in vehicle (see H.R. 5538)
———permanent penalty for failure to comply with national minimum drinking age (see H.R. 4083)
Alkyl nitrites and their isomers: treatment as drugs (see H.J. Res. 660)
Anti-Kickback Enforcement Act: correction in enrollment of S. 2250 (see S. Con. Res. 168)
Antitrust policy: individual responsibility for treble the amount of damages (see H.R. 4831)
Armed Forces: drug interdiction in territorial waters (see H.R. 5280)
———transportation and medical benefits for dependents of convicted personnel (see S. 2213)
———utilize against narcotic traffic along U.S. boundaries (see H.R. 5381)
Atomic warfare: protection against terrorism (see H.R. 4307)
Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act: exempt certain provisions relative to safety and law enforcement agencies (see H.R. 4035)
Ballistic knives: prohibit possession, manufacture, sale, and importation (see S. 2411; H.R. 4711)
Bank Secrecy Act: amend (see S. 2306; H.R. 4573)
Banks and banking: automated teller machine offenses (see H.R. 5238)
———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)
Bribery: correction in enrollment of H.R. 3511 (see H. Con. Res. 371)
Bureau of Engraving and Printing: distinctive counterfeit deterrents (see S. 2393)
Bureau of Prisons: authorize Attorney General to accept donations (see H.R. 4736)
———remove limitation on convict labor (see H.R. 4736)
Capital punishment: procedures for imposition in criminal cases (see H.R. 5631)
———specific procedures for consideration of writs of habeas corpus filed on behalf of certain individuals (see S. 2908)
Child abuse: rights of victims (see H.R. 4157)
Child molesting: amend U.S. Code (see H.R. 4745)
Child pornography: prohibit production and use of advertisements (see S. 2398)
Child Protection Act: reimbursement of Postal Service expenditures required for investigations (see S. 2730)
Children: reform of investigation and adjudication of molesting cases (see H.R. 5692)
Claiborne, Harry E.: appointment of committee to receive and report evidence relative to impeachment (see S. Res. 481)
———impeachment (see S. Res. 476; H. Res. 487)
———summons and related procedures relative to impeachment (see S. Res. 480)
Clearinghouse on Elder Abuse: establish (see H.R. 5425)
Coast Guard: narcotic laws enforcement activities (see H.R. 5406)
Cocaine: penalty (see H.R. 5195)
Cocaine freebase: penalty (see S. 2560)
Communication satellites: criminal penalty for interference (see H.R. 4983)
———penalties for interference (see H.R. 5476)
Communications: interception of certain (see H.R. 4952)
Comprehensive Crime Control Act: technical corrections (see H.R. 5241)
Computers: penalties for certain activities relative to access devices (see S. 2281; H.R. 4562)
———penalties for fraud relative to access devices (see H.R. 4718)
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)
Copyright: forfeiture of media royalties for conviction involving national security (see H.R. 5178)
Courts: collateral review procedures for criminal judgments (see S. 2301)
———improve collection and administration of fines (see H.R. 5493)
———limit application of exclusionary rule (see S. 2302)
Crack/Cocaine Awareness Month: designate (see H.J. Res. 678)
Crime Victims Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 297; H.J. Res. 570)
Crimes against the elderly: identification, prevention, and treatment programs (see H.R. 5425)
Criminal law: racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations (see H.R. 5290)
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 drug trafficking laws (see H.R. 5310)
Cyanide: protection against wrongful use (see S. 2704)
DEA: personnel placed into excepted service (see S. 2011)
Defense procurement: conviction for fraud (see S. 2124)
Dept. of Defense: protection of military bases overseas (see H.R. 4371)
Diplomats: security of U.S. personnel, facilities, and operations abroad (see S. 2015)
District of Columbia: construction of prison within city limits (see S. 2019; H.R. 4050)
Drug abuse: assignment of additional judges in districts with backlog cases (see H. Con. Res. 377)
———authorize appropriations for Federal, State, and local law enforcement agencies (see H.R. 5393)
———availability of assets forfeiture fund to States (see H.R. 5309)
———availability of Dept. of Justice's assets forfeiture fund for education and prevention programs (see S. 2727)
———capital punishment for certain crimes (see H.R. 4815)
———deny preferential tariff treatment to certain countries (see H.R. 5329)
———eliminate statute of limitations for certain offenses (see S. 2719)
———enhanced penalties (see H.R. 4768)
———grants to local governments to increase police force in certain geographical areas (see H.R. 5307)
———law enforcement in national forests (see S. 2809)
———model statute for prohibition of freebase houses by States (see S. 2353)
———model statute for States to prohibit freebase houses (see H.R. 4776)
———penalties for distribution of controlled substances to minors in or near schools (see H.R. 5433)
———penalties for use of cocaine (see H.R. 5103, 5112)
———penalty for use of a firearm during commission of certain crime (see H.R. 4692, 4705)
———response to crack cocaine epidemic (see S. 2715; H.R. 5418)
———strengthen enforcement of laws (see S. 2850, 2878)
———testing programs for personnel having access to classified information (see H.R. 4636)
———U.N. convention (see S. Res. 456)
Drug paraphernalia: prohibit imports and/or interstate sale, transportation, and advertising (see S. 2817)
Drugs: distribution in or near a school (see S. 2562)
———employing youth in distribution (see S. 2561)
———penalties for certain convictions in special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of U.S. (see H.R. 5060)
———penalties for cocaine dealers (see S. 2580)
———penalties for intentional poisoning or adulteration (see H.R. 4481)
———reduce smuggling (see H.R. 5055)
Drunken driving: penalties for certain convictions in special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of U.S. (see H.R. 5060)
Elections: State purge of voter registration lists of invalid names and addresses (see H. Res. 604)
Employment: constitutional amendment prohibiting certain convicted individuals from service in any Federal office (see H.J. Res. 658)
Entertainers: assistance in national war against narcotic traffic (see H.J. Res. 712)
ERISA: employer right to employee's accrued retirement benefit as equitable remedy under State law for fraud and theft (see H.R. 5542)
Ethics in Government Act: amend (see S. 2214)
———exclusive civil penalty (see H.R. 4810)
FBI: allow reassignment of DEA employees (see S. 2011)
Federal aid programs: verification of information on certain applicants and participants (see H.R. 4805)
Federal Aviation Act: strengthen efforts against narcotics traffic (see H.R. 5281)
Federal employees: strengthen statutory protection for whistle blowing (see S. 2014; H.R. 4033)
Fines: adjust for inflation (see S. 2558, 2559)
———payment to clerk of the court (see S. 2425)
Firearms: airport detection of nonmetal (see H.R. 4223)
———manufacture and import restrictions (see H.R. 4194)
———penalty for use, in commission of crime (see H.R. 4310)
———plastic or nonmetallic weapons (see S. 2401)
———prohibit manufacture, transfer, or importation of certain ammunition (see S. 2929)
———prohibit sale, delivery, and importation of certain nonmetal (see H.R. 4223)
———restrictions on import of silencers (see H.R. 4305, 4332)
Food: penalties for intentional poisoning or adulteration (see H.R. 4481)
Foreign trade: control of exports to countries supporting terrorism (see S. 2612)
———countries aiding other countries to circumvent certain trade obligations to the U.S. (see H.R. 5098)
———penalty for illegal dumping and compensation for affected domestic firms (see S. 2408)
Government officials: constitutional amendment on forfeiture of office when convicted of felonies (see S.J. Res. 364; H.J. Res. 665)
Government procurement: prohibit award of contracts and licenses to tax delinquents (see S. 2100)
———strengthen prohibition of kickbacks (see S. 2250)
———strengthen prohibition relative to kickbacks (see H.R. 4783)
Government property: fraudulent use (see H.R. 4560)
Grand jury: assistance of counsel relative to proceedings (see H.R. 5368)
———dismissal of criminal case, before or after judgment, upon finding of error in proceedings (see H.R. 5367)
Horse racing: Attorney General exchange of certain information with National Association of State Racing Commissioners (see H.R. 5709)
House: testing program for Members, officers, and employees (see H. Res. 394)
Illegal aliens: deter marriage fraud (see S. 2270)
Impeachment: establish commission and national advisory committee to study constitutional amendment (see S. 2934)
Impeachment trials: study of Senate rules and precedents (see S. Res. 438)
Indians: jurisdiction of Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Court over certain offenses (see S. 2564)
International Congress on Terrorism: convene (see S. Res. 297)
International Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide: amend (see S. Res. 347)
International Intellectual Property Protection and Market Access Act: enact (see S. 2435; H.R. 4808)
Judges: constitutional amendment on forfeiture of office when convicted of felonies (see S.J. Res. 364, 370; H.J. Res. 665)
Just Say No to Drugs Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 337)
Juvenile Drug Prevention Act: enact (see S. 2699)
Law enforcement: funds (see S. Res. 360)
Law enforcement officers: grants to certain local governments affected by drug trafficking (see H.R. 5307)
Lorton, VA: prohibit construction of new facilities by District of Columbia (see S. 2019; H.R. 4050)
Lorton prison: reimbursement by District of Columbia of certain expenditures to Fairfax County, VA (see S. 2128)
Malpractice: collection and dissemination to hospitals of information concerning certain payments and adverse decisions (see S. 2677)
Medical care: criminal penalty for damage to a licensed facility and for injury to a person seeking lawful treatment (see H.R. 5473)
Medical personnel: collection and dissemination of information on certain adverse licensure decisions and payments for malpractice actions (see H.R. 4390)
Missing Children Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 342)
Money: penalties for fraudulent use (see H.R. 4560)
Money Laundering Crimes Act: enact (see S. 2683)
Money Laundering Prevention Act: enact (see H.R. 4573)
Motor vehicles: correction in enrollment of S. 475 (see H. Con. Res. 411)
———penalty for odometer tampering (see S. 2709)
Narcotic traffic: additional judicial resources to conduct trials (see H.R. 5357)
———capital punishment for certain offenses (see S. 2805; S. 5556; H.R. 5557)
———combat international problem (see H.R. 5352)
———comprehensive law enforcement policy (see S. 2798)
———concurring in Senate amendment to H.R. 5484 with an amendment (see H. Res. 597)
———concurring in Senate amendment to H.R. 5484, international cooperation (see H. Res. 576)
———consideration of H.R. 5484, international cooperation (see H. Res. 541)
———corrections in enrollment of H.R. 5484 (see H. Con. Res. 415)
———deny assistance to countries failing to prevent laundering of profits (see S. 2802)
———effective penalties (see H.R. 5394)
———eradication programs in foreign countries (see H.R. 5358)
———facilitate enforcement of customs laws (see H.R. 5410)
———facilitate law enforcement on importation (see H.R. 5358)
———foreign cooperation in eradicating illicit crops (see H.R. 5664, 5729)
———funds for law enforcement activities (see S. 2764)
———international cooperation (see H.R. 5484)
———mandatory sentence (see S. 2787)
———penalty of life imprisonment without parole (see S. 2801)
———utilize Armed Forces along U.S. boundaries (see H.R. 5381)
Narcotics: authorize additional appropriations for additional assistant U.S. attorneys and DEA special agents (see H.R. 5269)
———detection and treatment of drug-dependent offenders (see H.R. 4962)
———eliminate indirect Government assistance to traffickers (see H. Res. 426)
———enhance penalties under career criminal provisions (see H.R. 4885)
———traffic (see H.R. 5240)
Narcotics Importation, Manufacture, and Control Act: enact (see S. 2697)
National boundaries: Dept. of Defense assistance for law enforcement purposes (see H.R. 5048)
National Correctional Officers Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 328; H.J. Res. 594, 621)
National Drug Abuse Education and Prevention Week: designate (see H.J. Res. 619)
National Drug Abuse Education Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 701)
National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 362; H.J. Res. 694)
National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 256; H.J. Res. 512)
Office for the Investigation and Prosecution of Terrorist Offenses Against U.S. Citizens: establish within Dept. of Justice (see S. 2640)
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention: funds (see S. Con. Res. 106)
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)
———increase benefit payable for death of a public safety officer (see S. 2499)
Passenger ships: security (see H.R. 4176)
Postal Service: penalties for mail fraud (see H.R. 4213)
Proceeds of crime: prohibit certain methods of concealing (see H.R. 5217)
Public property or money: fraudulent use (see H.R. 4827)
Racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations: amend chapter 96 of title 18 of U.S. Code (see H.R. 5391, 5445)
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act: amend (see S. 2907)
Religion: establish penalties for damage to religious property and for personal injury relative to religious beliefs (see H.R. 4980)
———penalties for vandalism on certain property and injuries of persons practicing their faith (see S. 2863, 2867)
Salvatierra, Oscar Y.: investigate murder (see S. Res. 350)
Schools: penalties for distribution of narcotics to minors (see H.R. 5433)
Secret Service: expand Uniformed Division's security perimeter (see S. 2259)
Securities: auditors to report fraudulent activities (see H.R. 5439)
Securities Exchange Act: require financial fraud detection audits (see H.R. 4886)
Senate: expedite impeachment proceedings in certain conviction cases (see S. Res. 489)
Sex offenders: amend U.S. Code (see H.R. 4745)
State and local governments: reimbursement of expenditures relative to certain investigations and recovery of Federal taxes (see S. 2352)
Subcommittee on Investigations: production of documents on illegal transfers of technology to Vietnam (see S. Res. 316)
Supreme Court: discretion in selecting cases for review (see H.R. 4149)
Taser weapon: prohibit sale or possession (see H.R. 5201)
Tax evasion: fine increases based on Consumer Price Index (see S. 2100)
———improve collection and increase fines (see S. 2110; H.R. 4253, 4292)
———one-time amnesty for fines (see H.R. 4286)
Taxation: deny foreign tax credit for business activities in countries supporting terrorist acts (see S. 2429; H.R. 4678)
———improve collection and enforce internal revenue laws (see S. 2619; H.R. 5129)
Television: evaluation of programs (see S. 2322)
Terrorism: additional combating tools (see H.R. 4294)
———additional tools for battle against (see H.R. 4786)
———classification of certain information on U.S. Embassies design (see H.R. 4858)
———commission to evaluate activities of executive departments (see H.R. 5618)
———deny foreign tax credits for certain activities (see H.R. 4278)
———establish joint military organization for special forces (see S. 2453)
———export restrictions for certain countries (see H.R. 4135)
———increase amount allowed for certain rewards and establish most wanted list (see H.R. 4044)
———international cooperation (see H.R. 4737)
———international meeting to adopt unified effective program (see H. Res. 547)
———NSC coordinated planning for low-intensity conflict (see S. 2453)
———policy of NATO member nations (see S. Res. 346)
———Presidential commission to evaluate international activities (see H.R. 5038)
———prosecution of certain acts committed abroad (see H.R. 4125)
———prosecution of individuals for attack on U.S. nationals abroad (see H.R. 4288, 4304, 4367, 4388)
———protect U.S. citizens (see S. 2335; H.R. 4611)
———security at airports, motor bus terminals, and train stations (see H.R. 5405)
———strengthen antiterrorist programs for air travel (see S. 2468)
———training for members of Armed Forces (see H.R. 4371)
Tourism: travel advisory for countries failing to take actions against Libyan-supported terrorist attacks against U.S. citizens (see H. Con. Res. 270)
U.N.: conditional payment of U.S. contribution relative to War Crimes Commission files (see S. 2858)
U.S. Code: amend certain civil proceedings (see H.R. 4892)
U.S. Embassies: consideration of H.R. 4151, security of personnel, facilities, and operations (see H. Res. 402)
———security of personnel, facilities, and operations (see H.R. 4151, 4418)
U.S. Marshals Service Act: enact (see S. 2044)
U.S. Sentencing Commission: clarify certain duties (see H.R. 4801)
War crimes: prosecution of Nazi crimes (see S. Res. 373; H. Res. 408)
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)
Booklets
Team Up for Drug Prevention With America's Young Athletes: Dept. of Justice and DEA, 26797-26802 [27SE]
Books
``American Pageant,'' Thomas A. Bailey (excerpt), 21632 [14AU]
Bible (excerpts), 22969 [11SE]
``Chocolate to Morphine'' (excerpt), 22711 [10SE]
``Relections on the Guillotine'': Albert Camus (excerpt), 22969 [11SE]
``Terrorism—How the West Can Win,'' Paul Johnson (excerpt), 19791 [7AU]
``Underground Empire,'' James Mills (excerpt), 22719 [10SE]
Chronologies
Contribution to advance notice of anticipated Libyan raid: administration spokesmen, 10355-10358 [13MY]
Cloture motions
Labor unions: penalties for acts of labor-related violence (S. 1774), 7391 [14AP], 7707 [16AP]
Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act: enact (H.R. 5484), 30319 [10OC]
Commentaries
Imprisoned judge won't quit, so he should be impeached: James J. Kilpatrick, 17302 [22JY]
Communications from
Impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne: U.S. Senate, 30160 [10OC]
Court decisions
Furman v. Georgia: Supreme Court (excerpt), 26750 [27SE]
———William H. Rehnquist, 23297 [15SE]
Kerr v. Illinois, 15354 [25JN]
Robinson v. McGuigan, 13014 [9JN]
Schneckloth v. Bustamonte: Supreme Court, 7396 [14AP]
U.S. v. Arthur Young & Co. (excerpt), 22220 [15AU]
U.S. v. Bishop: Supreme Court (excerpt), 29874 [9OC]
U.S. v. Emmons: Supreme Court (excerpt), 7722, 7732 [16AP]
U.S. v. Gibson (excerpt), 7728 [16AP]
U.S. v. Omni International Corp.: U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, 33412-33422 [17OC]
Decisions
Extradition of Joseph P. Doherty: U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, 16564-16567 [16JY]
Extradition of Peter G. McMullen: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York, 16585 [16JY]
FCC v. Pacifica telephone regulation ruling (excerpt), 5348 [18MR]
U.S. v. Acme Process Equipment Co. (sundry excerpts), 31300 [15OC]
U.S. v. Desmond Mackin: U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, 16558-16564 [16JY]
U.S. v. J.B. Stringfellow, Jr.: U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, 16585 [16JY]
William J. Quinn v. Glen Robinson: U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, 16567-16585 [16JY]
Descriptions
Children's Justice Act (S. 140), 18881 [4AU]
Expansion of information systems, 15327 [25JN]
Protection of classified office equipment, 15327 [25JN]
Senate and House whips' Capitol-complex security enhancement proposal, 12720-12723 [5JN]
Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: Biden amendment, 16807 [17JY]
———Eagleton amendment, 16606 [16JY]
U.S. managers and operators of computers at high-tech locations, 15327 [25JN]
Documents
Constitution (excerpt), 30251 [10OC]
Gun Control Act (excerpt), 28488 [3OC]
Impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne, 27757-27784 [2OC]
Impeachment Proceedings of Harry E. Claiborne, 29599 [8OC]
Internal Revenue Code, 26, U.S. Code 7206(1), 29874 [9OC]
International Terrorism—Public Law 95-511 (excerpt), 20898 [12AU]
Organized Crime Control Act Corrections (H.R. 5445), 29954 [9OC]
Resolution of Ratification of the Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom, 16558 [16JY]
U.S. Code (excerpt), 30252 [10OC]
Essays
Biggest Problem Teenagers Face Today: Heather L. Kimmel, 29121 [6OC]
———Katherine Shenasky, 29121 [6OC]
———Lauren Casey, 29121 [6OC]
———Stephanie Cyran, 29122 [6OC]
What I Would Do if Offered Drugs: Alexandra D. Greenberg, 27454 [30SE]
———Alyce Chazan, 27454 [30SE]
———Andrew Hoffman (excerpt), 25377 [22SE]
———Aubrey de Bordenare, 27454 [30SE]
———Chris Wimpey, 28685 [3OC]
———Christy L. Bogart, 28685 [3OC]
———Daniel Mabe, 28687 [3OC]
———Dawn R. Pattison, 22751 [10SE]
———Debra Kennedy, 27454 [30SE]
———Duc Pham (excerpt), 25377 [22SE]
———Eric Holloway, 28685 [3OC]
———Jacqueline Atoa, 27454 [30SE]
———Jason Gonzales (excerpt), 17856 [28JY]
———Jeanne Moroney, 27454 [30SE]
———Jennifer Romo (excerpt), 25377 [22SE]
———Karen MaWhinney, 28685 [3OC]
———Kristine Christian (excerpt), 17856 [28JY]
———Leslie Stavely, 22751 [10SE]
———Lori Gillespie, 28685 [3OC]
———Melissa Masinsin (excerpt), 25377 [22SE]
———Monte Cope, 22751 [10SE]
———Noel Howard, 22751 [10SE]
———Rebecca Thompson, 22751 [10SE]
———Sharonda Whittle (excerpt), 17856 [28JY]
———Simone Mack (excerpt), 17856 [28JY]
———(sundry excerpts), 30416, 30427 [10OC], 31222 [14OC], 33671 [17OC]
———Tamara Franklin (excerpt), 17856 [28JY]
———Tiffany Everett (excerpt), 25377 [22SE]
Explanations
Amendment to the drug control bill to assure access for eligible homeless persons to Government assistance programs, 26733 [27SE]
Amendments to S. 1581, a bill to improve legal services for poor, 29112 [6OC]
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]
Factsheets
Antiterrorism Act (S. 2335), 7896 [17AP]
National Crime Information Center's Missing Persons File, 1939 [6FE]
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, 1940 [6FE]
Guidelines
Policy With Regard to the Issuance of Subpoenas to Attorneys for Information Relative to the Representation of Clients: Dept. of Justice, 3055, 3059 [27FE]
History
Antifraud Legislation (S. 1562), 29321 [7OC]
Contempt of Congress Statute (excerpt), 3055, 3056 [27FE]
Interviews
International terrorism: Andrei Sakharov with Washington (DC) Post, 35 [21JA]
Use of the Freedom of Information Act to identify informants: Senator Nunn with Gary Bowdach (excerpt), 26769 [27SE]
Letters
Airport security: Senator Byrd, 8765 [28AP]
Anti-Kickback Enforcement Act: Representative Rodino, 29311 [7OC]
Bank bribery statute: Dept. of Justice, 15095 [24JN]
Call for Harry E. Claiborne to resign U.S. District judgeship of Nevada, 11980 [22MY]
Capital punishment: Legal Defense Fund, 5933 [21MR]
Capital punishment for certain drug offenses: sundry, 26748 [27SE]
Combating terrorism: Vice President Bush, 5226 [18MR]
Commend article on new cocaine threat: Senator Chiles, 9680 [6MY]
Comprehensive Crime Control Act: Dept. of Justice, 7941 [17AP]
Comprehensive Money Laundering Prevention Act: Dept. of Justice, 22690 [10SE]
———Dept. of the Treasury, 22690 [10SE]
Controlled Substances Import and Export Act: Committee on Ways and Means (1970), 22684 [10SE]
———Committee on Ways and Means (1986), 22684 [10SE]
Controlling drugs: Theodore D. Mann, 23280 [12SE]
Denial of visa to Yasser Arafat: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 12368 [4JN]
———Senator Dole, 11629 [21MY], 12368 [4JN]
Diplomatic Security Act: Dept. of State, 398 [23JA]
District of Columbia prisons: Fred B. Ugast, 4239 [11MR]
Diverting U.N. funds for research to combat terrorism: Senator Specter, 12912 [6JN]
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]
Federal Firearms Law Reform Act: Dept. of Justice, 7568 [15AP]
———Kalamazoo County, MI, Sheriff's Department, 7080 [10AP]
———Minnesota law enforcement community, 6898 [9AP]
———several police departments, 6844-6846 [9AP]
Firearms Owners' Protection Act: West Virginia Sheriffs' Association, 3245 [27FE]
Fraud, waste, and abuse in Federal programs: Dept. of Defense (excerpt), 24870 [19SE]
———Professor Bruff of the University of Texas, 24869 [19SE]
Fraud and waste in the Government: Harold Bruff (excerpt), 11803 [21MY]
French policy relative to Libya: Emmanuel de Margerie, 9637 [6MY]
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]
Impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne: Jo-Anne L. Coe, 21152 [13AU]
———several Members of Congress, 27568 [1OC]
Impeachment trial of Harry E. Claiborne: Senator Evans, 32628 [16OC]
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]
Indian Gaming Control Act: Dept. of Justice, 7223 [10AP]
Initiatives to control drug trafficking and abuse: Senator D'Amato, 26731 [27SE]
Juvenile arson: Jonathan Beldue, 11094 [15MY]
Juvenile delinquency: A.L. Carlisle, 1732 [5FE]
———Ad Hoc Coalition for Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, 1732, 1734 [5FE]
———Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center, 1737 [5FE]
———American Probation and Parole Association, 1735 [5FE]
———Coosa Valley, AL, Youth Services, 1737 [5FE]
———CORA Services, 1735 [5FE]
———Dept. of Justice, 1733 [5FE]
———District Court of Shelby County, AL, 1737 [5FE]
———Ecumenical Social Action Committee, Inc., 1735 [5FE]
———Marshall County, AL, Attention Homes, Inc., 1736 [5FE]
———National Coalition of State Juvenile Justice Advisory Groups, 1734 [5FE]
———National Fund for Runaway Children, 1734 [5FE]
———National PTA, 1733 [5FE]
———Shelby County, AL, Services & Attention Homes, Inc., 1737 [5FE]
———Texas Coalition for Juvenile Justice, 1735 [5FE]
———Youth Services Alliance of Pennsylvania, 1735 [5FE]
Labor violence: Dept. of Justice (excerpt), 7712 [16AP]
Legal services for individuals unable to afford representation: Judicial Conference (excerpt), 29111 [6OC]
Military drug interdiction: Edwin Meese III, 19774 [7AU]
Missing children: GAO, 1939 [6FE]
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 Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: Representative Aspin, 5226 [18MR]
———Representative Fascell, 5235 [18MR]
———Representative Walter B. Jones, 5235 [18MR]
———several Representatives, 5239 [18MR]
Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act: DEA, 22916 [11SE]
———Dept. of HHS, 22917 [11SE]
———National Association of State Controlled Substances Authorities, 22917 [11SE]
Organized Crime Control Act amendments: ACLU, 29309 [10OC]
Polygraph Protection Act: sundry, 4541, 4546 [12MR]
Preservation of status and jurisdiction of the Supreme Court police: Warren E. Burger, Chief Justice of the U.S., 23074 [12SE]
Program Fraud Civil Penalties Act: Administrative Conference of the U.S., 1621 [4FE]
———Dept. of Defense, 1621 [4FE]
———Dept. of HHS, 1620 [4FE]
———Dept. of Justice, 1620 [4FE]
———Federal Administrative Law Judges Conference, 1622 [4FE]
———Federal Bar Association, 1622 [4FE]
———GAO, 1620 [4FE]
Provisions for guards at the strategic petroleum reserve to carry firearms: Dept. of Energy, 30505 [14OC]
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act amendments: Dept. of Justice, 32503 [16OC]
Regulation of armor-piercing bullets: Arthur B. Alphin, 3888 [6MR]
———Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, 3893 [6MR]
———Police Foundation, 3893 [6MR]
———several law enforcement organizations, 3884 [6MR]
———sundry, 3890 [6MR]
Reimbursement to State and local governments of expenditures relative to certain investigations and recovery of Federal taxes: George Deukmejian, Governor of California, 8300 [22AP]
Robinson decision consequences: National Association of Attorneys General, 13014 [9JN]
Shirley Brant Memorial Fund Against Handgun Crime: Lawrence I. Brant, 16514 [15JY]
Shooting of Officer Stephen Smith: Dept. of Justice, 30214 [10OC]
———Representative Gonzalez, 30214 [10OC]
Strengthen aviation security programs: Dept. of Transportation, 11318 [20MY]
Substance abuse: (sundry excerpts), 22721, 22728 [10SE]
Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: Dept. of State, 16597 [16JY]
———Senator Biden, 16807 [17JY]
Tax amnesty: Senator Dixon, 4018 [7MR]
Terrorist attack on synagogue in Istanbul, Turkey: American Jewish Committee, 28696 [3OC]
Terrorist attacks: Paul A. Duquette, 7929 [17AP]
Transfer of illegal aliens in State and local penal facilities to the Federal Bureau of Prisons: Dept. of Justice, 22977 [11SE]
U.S. hostages in Lebanon: several Senators and Representatives, 8818 [28AP]
U.S. Marshals Service: Dept. of Justice, 1586 [4FE]
U.S.-Mexico relations: Representative Lowery, 9530 [6MY]
Yasser Arafat involvement in slaying of U.S. diplomats: Senator Lautenberg, 2403 [19FE]
Yasser Arafat's U.N. visit: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 13381 [11JN]
———several Senators, 13382 [11JN]
Letters of transmittal
Payment to clerk of court of criminal fines or penalties: Dept. of Justice, 10074 [8MY]
Lists
Acts of violence at A.T. Massey Coal Co. strike, 7726 [16AP]
Acts of violence committed on picket lines, 7710 [16AP]
Cosponsors of H. Res. 547, calling upon President to convene world summit regarding formulation of a unified international program against terrorism, 23259 [12SE]
Hostages in Lebanon, 15899 [26JN]
Members' staff representatives on the Committee on the Impeachment Trial of Harry E. Claiborne, 30467 [14OC]
Newark, NJ, Police Dept. annual award winners, 10723 [14MY]
Organizations opposed to S. 1134 and S. 1562, relative to fraudulent claims, 10862 [15MY]
Memorandums
Applicability of Attorney-Client Privilege Before Congressional Committees: James Hamilton, 3056 [27FE]
Comments on the Dershowitz Memorandum: Library of Congress, 3044-3047 [27FE]
Contempt Resolution Against Joseph and Ralph Bernstein: Stephen Gillers, 3042-3044 [27FE]
Legal Obligations To Preserve Client Confidences of Joseph Bernstein, Ralph Bernstein, and William Deyo: Alan M. Dershowitz, 3055, 3058-3059 [27FE]
Protection of Institutional Confidential Sources: Richard Ehlke, 27191 [30SE]
Rosenberg Case: William H. Rehnquist (excerpt), 23301 [15SE]
Memorials of legislature
Arizona, 5586 [19MR]
California, 27268 [30SE], 27551 [1OC]
Commendation of President Reagan for Action Against Libyan Leader Qaddafi: South Carolina, 9646 [6MY]
Louisiana, 13526 [12JN]
Pennsylvania, 11313 [20MY]
Messages
Juvenile Justice Programs: President Reagan, 8282 [22AP]
Motion
Anti-Kickback Enforcement Act: enact (H.R. 4783), pass S. 2250 in lieu, 29314 [7OC]
Firearms Owners' Protection Act: enact (H.R. 945), motion to discharge committee from consideration of resolution providing for consideration (H. Res. 290), 4700 [13MR]
Government: civil penalties in cases of false claims and fraud (H.R. 4827), 22345 [9SE]
Motor vehicles: strengthen provisions respecting disclosure of mileage (H.R. 780), pass S. 475 in lieu, 28802 [6OC]
Truth in Mileage Act: enact (H.R. 780), pass S. 475 in lieu, 28802 [6OC]
Motions
Indians: sexual molestation of minors on reservations (H.R. 3826), pass S. 1818 in lieu, 8745 [28AP]
Newsletters
Labor violence: National Right to Work Committee (excerpt), 7726 [16AP]
Opinions
Drug interdiction responsibilities: Warren E. Burger, Chief Justice of the U.S., 22932 [11SE]
Orders
Notification to the House of Representatives and President Reagan of impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne, 29873 [9OC]
Papers
Hobbs Act Reform—S. 1774—Labor Violence Setting the Record Straight: U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 7713 [16AP]
Libya Under Qaddafi—A Pattern of Aggression: Dept. of State, 7446-7448 [15AP]
Petitions
Annual conference resolutions: International Association of Chiefs of Police, 4312 [11MR]
Drug dealers: New York, NY, City Council, 22246 [8SE]
Extradition of Nazi war criminals: Simferopol Soviet People's Deputies, 18908 [4AU]
House of Representatives investigative hearings on Contra crimes: Ad Hoc Committee Against Contra Aid, 12130 [3JN]
Impeachment of Federal judges convicted of a felony: American Bar Association, 22367 [9SE]
Impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne: citizen, 26953 [29SE]
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]
Oppose legislation limiting Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations statutes: National Institute of Municipal Law Officers, 12479 [4JN]
Prohibiting use of French airspace to U.S. pilots: New Orleans, LA, City Council, 11313 [20MY]
Retaliation against terrorists: National Federation of Republican Women, 30503 [14OC]
U.S. military response to Libyan terrorist acts: New Orleans, LA, City Council, 11313 [20MY]
———United Church of Christ, 11949 [22MY]
Poems
``Villain Crack,'' Catrena Gunsby, 33597 [17OC]
Precept
Impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne, 21525 [14AU]
Press releases
Mexican border drug problem (sundry excerpts), 1478 [4FE]
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]
Quotations
Holocaust: Elie Wiesel, 33459 [17OC]
Remarks in House
ABA Advisory Commission on Youth Alcohol and Drug Problems: release of ``Policy Recommendations'', 28687 [3OC]
Abortion clinics: bombings, 13048 [10JN], 13748 [16JN]
———designate bombings as terrorism to permit FBI authority to investigate, 13748 [16JN]
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome: criminal penalties for conduct known to communicate virus, by Federal employees or in Federal buildings, 28683 [3OC]
———State measures discouraging transmission, 28683 [3OC]
Airport Security Improvement Act: enact (H.R. 4137), 2030 [6FE]
Aliens: drug arrests, 22980 [11SE]
———recommendation for deportaton if convicted of any drug offense, 22963 [11SE]
———responsibility for deportable and excludable convicted, 30068 [9OC]
America (U.S.S.): use in U.S. military response to Libyan terrorist acts, 12820 [5JN]
Anti-Aeroterrorism and Terrorist Bounty Act: enact (H.R. 5618), 27413 [30SE]
Anti-Cocaine Amendments Act: enact (H.R. 5195), 18844 [1AU]
Anti-Kickback Enforcement Act: enact (H.R. 4783), 29309 [7OC]
———enact (H.R. 4783), S. 2250 passed in lieu, 29314 [7OC]
———enact (S. 2250), technical corrections (S. Con. Res. 168), 32186 [16OC]
Antikickback Enforcement Act: enact, 10254 [9MY]
Antiterrorist Act: enact (H.R. 4611), 7833 [17AP]
Antitrust policy: individual responsibility for treble the amount of damages (H.R. 4831), 10969 [15MY]
Arizona: provide for proper administration of justice within the Salt River Pima/Maricopa Indian Community (H.R. 4900), 12022 [22MY], 25420 [23SE]
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]
Arson: juvenile, 11094 [15MY]
Assassinations: penalties, 30213 [10OC]
Assets: forfeiture, 22961 [11SE]
Automated Teller Machine Crime Prevention Act: enact (H.R. 5238), 18232 [30JY]
Automatic firearms: freeze, 30433 [10OC]
Bahamas: drug trafficking, 22943 [11SE]
Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act: impact, 1449 [4FE]
Banks and banking: strengthen civil enforcement powers (H.R. 4956), 12979, 12981 [9JN]
Bernstein, Ralph and Joseph: legal proceedings (H. Res. 384), 3040-3041, 3048-3055, 3060-3062 [27FE], 3241 [27FE], 7887 [17AP]
Biological Weapons Act: enact (H.R. 5311), 18817 [1AU]
Blacks: statistics of black against black crime, 3767 [5MR]
Boats and boating: establish uniform boat titling system between States (H.R. 4731), 9700 [6MY], 28783 [6OC], 33689 [18OC]
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], 17163 [21JY], 18841 [1AU]
Border Patrol: increase personnel, 29961 [9OC]
Bribery: amend U.S. Code relative to bank officials (H.R. 3511), 8341 [22AP], 15660 [26JN]
———amend U.S. Code relative to bank officials (H.R. 3511), technical corrections (H. Con. Res. 371), 16959 [17JY]
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms: abuses, 5780, 5781 [20MR]
Burlington, MA: arrest of drug smugglers, 4363 [11MR]
Capital punishment: consider drug related offenses as factor relative to imposition, 10444 [13MY]
———implementation, 3593 [5MR], 7657-7665 [16AP]
———impose for certain terrorist activities, 4199 [11MR]
———mentally ill, 16237 [26JN]
———selection of jurors according to stand concerning, 9714 [7MY]
———withhold Federal funding from States that fail to adopt, for those who kill law enforcement officers (H.R. 2531), 16878 [17JY]
Cayman Islands: Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty, 17519 [23JY]
Child abuse: ratify Hague Convention treaty relative to international, 18819 [1AU]
———study results, 17164 [21JY]
Child Abuse Victims Rights Act: enact, 12545 [5JN]
———enact (H.R. 4157), 2054 [6FE]
Child Protection Act: enact (H.R. 5000), 12829 [5JN]
Child Sexual Abuse and Pornography Act: enact (H.R. 5560), 27017 [29SE]
Children: efforts to locate missing, 27463 [1OC]
———improve investigation and prosecution of child abuse cases (S. 140), 7095 [10AP]
Children's Justice Act: enact (H.R. 2999), 7095 [10AP]
———enact (S. 140), 18878-18891 [4AU], 19618 [6AU]
China, People's Republic of: response to U.S. military response to Libyan terrorist acts, 9168 [30AP]
Civil liberties: protect owners rights, 5199 [18MR]
Civil RICO Amendments Act: enact (H.R. 4892), 16292 [26JN]
Claiborne, Harry E.: appointing House managers for impeachment trial (H. Res. 501), 17306 [22JY]
———granting authority to House managers in impeachment trial (H. Res. 503), 17306 [22JY]
———impeachment, 11839 [22MY], 11979 [22MY], 12116, 12120 [3JN], 12305 [4JN], 13049 [10JN], 13898 [17JN], 22317, 22319 [9SE]
———impeachment (H. Res. 461), 12545 [5JN], 17294 [22JY], 17305 [23JY]-17306 [22JY]
———providing for message to Senate relative to impeachment (H. Res. 502), 17306 [22JY]
Coast Guard: false distress calls, 23274 [12SE]
———funding for narcotics interdiction activities, 18154, 18219 [30JY]
Cocaine: epidemic, 16266 [26JN]
Commission on Pornography: report, 17019 [17JY], 28327 [3OC]
Comprehensive Crime Control Act: amend (S. 1236), technical corrections, 32802 [17OC]
Comprehensive Money Laundering Prevention Act: enact (H.R. 5176), 18256 [31JY], 18848 [1AU], 22690 [10SE]
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act: enact (H.R. 4562), 7816 [16AP], 9159 [30AP]
———enact (H.R. 4718), 12106 [3JN]
———enact (H.R. 4718), Senate amendments, 28819 [6OC]
Congressional Security Survey Act: enact (H.R. 3387), 8981 [29AP]
Consumer Fraud Act: enact (H.R. 3913), 193 [21JA]
Controlled substances: disposal of seized, 22979 [11SE]
Convict labor: remove limitation with respect to certain Federal contracts (H.R. 4736), 9352 [1MY]
Cook County, IL: Our Missing Children legislative action program to recover kidnapped or runaway children, 25716 [23SE]
Corporations: require independent auditors to disclose illegal and fraudulent activities within corporations (H.R. 5439), 22220 [15AU]
Courts: racketeer influenced and corrupt organization civil court action regulation (H.R. 5290), 18593 [31JY]
———strengthen certain penalties, 27536 [1OC]
Crime Victim's Week: designate (H.J. Res. 570), 8582 [23AP]
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]
Depository Institutions Insider Fraud Prevention Act: enact (H.R. 4956), 12981 [9JN]
Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 14856 [20JN]
———enact (H.R. 4151), appointment of conferees, 19348 [6AU]
———enact (H.R. 4151), permission to file conference report, 19896 [8AU]
District of Columbia: prison conditions, 4238 [11MR]
Drug abuse: crime reduction proposals, 21430 [13AU]
———efforts to combat, 18654 [1AU], 19336, 19343 [6AU], 19725 [7AU], 20738-20741 [11AU]
———efforts to prevent and combat, 27462 [1OC]
———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]
———policy to combat, 18258 [31JY]
———preventive education programs, 9188 [1MY]
———Reagan administration policy, 19013 [5AU]
———student essays, 27454 [30SE]
———testing programs for personnel having access to classified information (H.R. 4636), 9487, 9520 [6MY]
———use of Customs forfeiture fund to increase number of Customs officers and canine enforcement programs (H.R. 5308), 18820 [1AU]
———use of Dept. of Justice assets forfeiture fund for education and prevention programs (H.R. 5309), 18820 [1AU]
Drug Abuse Education Act: enact (H.R. 4155), 2046 [6FE]
Drug Abuse Education and Prevention Act: enact (H.R. 5237), 17687 [24JY]
Drug Trade Elimination Act: enact (H.R. 5329), 18854 [1AU]
Drugs: effects of Customs Service budget cuts on trafficking enforcement, 341 [22JA]
Elections: recording deceased persons as voters, 30715 [14OC]
———vote fraud, 30875-30880 [14OC]
———votes, 29959 [9OC]
Electronic Communications Privacy Act: enact (H.R. 4952), Senate amendments, 28122 [2OC]
Electronic Communications Privacy Act enact (H.R. 4952), 14879-14887 [23JN]
Espionage: authorship profits, 15659 [26JN]
———capital punishment (H.R. 704), 12306 [4JN]
———forfeiture of media royalties by convicted persons (H.R. 5178), 16658 [16JY]
———strengthen penalties (H.R. 2697), 9956 [7MY]
Establish (H.R. 5618), 27413 [30SE]
Exclusionary rule, 22955-22960 [11SE]
FBI: release of uniform crime reports, 18041 [29JY]
Federal Crime Insurance Program: extension, 12553-12559 [5JN]
Federal employees: controlled substances testing programs for personnel having access to classified information (H.R. 4636), 9487, 9520 [6MY]
———drug testing, 3456 [4MR], 20747 [11AU], 20945 [12AU]
———proposed drug testing, 18836 [1AU]
Federal Firearms Law Reform Act: enact (H.R. 4332), 4512 [12MR], 5088 [17MR], 5199 [18MR], 5348 [18MR], 6605 [8AP], 6831, 6832, 6834-6897 [9AP], 7075 [10AP], 7084 [15AP]-7092 [10AP], 7243, 7254 [10AP], 7568 [15AP]
Financial Fraud Detection and Disclosure Act: enact (H.R. 4886), 11981 [22MY]
Firearms: handgun control, 2888 [26FE], 3809 [6MR]
———laws regulating sales and possession of handguns, 6831, 6832, 6834-6897 [9AP]
———permit importation of certain (H.R. 4332), 5348 [18MR]
———regulate manufacture and importation of armor-piercing bullets (H.R. 3132), 20730 [11AU], 22045 [15AU], 22166 [15AU]
———regulate manufacture and importation of armor-piercing bullets (H.R. 3132), appointment of conferees, 20731 [11AU]
———regulation of handguns, 15642 [25JN]
———State registration system of handguns, 7080 [10AP]
Firearms Owners' Protection Act: enact (H.R. 495), 3245 [27FE]
———enact (H.R. 945), 5318 [18MR], 5586 [19MR], 5777, 5778, 5779 [20MR]
Foreign Airport Security Act: implementation, 8988 [29AP]
Foreign countries: U.S. drug interdiction efforts, 25080, 25089, 25090 [19SE]
Foreign trade: protect against counterfeit products, 30215 [10OC]
Government: civil penalties in cases of false claims and fraud (H.R. 4827), 22330 [9SE], 22340 [10SE]-22345 [9SE]
———civil penalties in cases of false claims and fraud (H.R. 4827), pass S. 1562 in lieu, 22345 [9SE]
———civil penalties in cases of false claims and fraud (S. 1562), 29315-29323 [7OC]
Government procurement: strengthen prohibition relative to kickbacks (H.R. 4783), 29309 [7OC], 31229 [14OC]
———strengthen prohibition relative to kickbacks (H.R. 4783), S. 2250 passed in lieu, 29314 [7OC]
Great Britain: thanks for assistance during U.S. air strike on Libya (H.J. Res. 424), 11096 [15MY]
Greece: expulsion of suspected Libyan terrorists, 13405 [11JN]
———programs to improve traveler security in response to terrorism, 17525 [23JY]
Health: collection and dissemination of information on certain adverse licensure decisions and payments for malpractice actions against medical personnel (H.R. 4390), 4591 [12MR]
———food poisoning, 5895 [21MR]
Horse racing: licensing process, 32709 [17OC]
House of Representatives: controlled substances testing program for Members, officers, and employees (H. Res. 394), 9487 [6MY]
Illegal aliens: penalties for hiring, 30042 [9OC]
Indian Gaming Control Act: enact (H.R. 1920), 7223 [10AP], 8179, 8188 [21AP], 8991 [29AP]
Indians: sexual molestation of minors on reservations (H.R. 3826), 8743 [28AP], 8744 [29AP]
———sexual molestation of minors on reservations (H.R. 3826), S. 1818 passed in lieu, 8745 [28AP]
———sexual molestation of minors on reservations (S. 1818), 8744 [28AP]
International Drug Traffic Enforcement Act: enact (H.R. 5310), 18392 [31JY], 20203 [8AU]
Iran: human rights violations, 3477-3478 [4MR]
Ivezaj, Peter: release from detention in Yugoslavia, 31496 [15OC]
Judicial Improvements Act: enact (H.R. 3570), 11916 [22MY]
———enact (H.R. 3570), technical corrections, 11917 [22MY]
Just Say No to Drugs Week: designate (S.J. Res. 337), 10967 [15MY]
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act: State and local programs, 16983 [17JY]
Kansas City, MO: Project STAR educational program about drug abuse, 33602 [17OC]
KHQA-TV, Hannibal, MO, and Quincy, IL: drunk and drugged driving awareness program, 9363 [1MY]
Koch, Edward I.: efforts to combat narcotic trafficking, 12599 [5JN]
Law enforcement officers: funding to combat drug abuse, 23367 [16SE]
Law Enforcement Officers Protection Act: enact (H.R. 3132), 4005 [6MR], 20730 [11AU], 22045 [15AU], 22166 [15AU]
———enact (H.R. 3132), appointment of conferees, 20731 [11AU]
Law Enforcement Risk Reduction Act: enact (H.R. 5186), 17015 [17JY]
Libya: prohibit U.S. companies from assisting in the production, marketing or distribution of oil (H.R. 4700), 8974 [29AP]
———terrorist activities, 10256, 10260 [9MY], 11452 [20MY], 12033 [22MY], 12528 [4JN]
———U.N. membership, 8994 [29AP]
———U.S. military response to terrorist acts, 7525-7531 [15AP], 7584, 7593, 7597 [15AP], 7822, 7823 [16AP], 7832, 7834-7836 [17AP], 8015, 8033, 8043, 8050 [17AP], 8060 [18AP], 8227 [21AP], 8330, 8331, 8377, 8380 [22AP], 8422, 8428 [22AP], 8578 [23AP], 8730 [24AP], 8837, 8840, 8842 [28AP], 8974, 8994, 9009 [29AP], 9151, 9154, 9157 [30AP], 9357 [1MY], 9474, 9478 [5MY], 9698 [6MY], 10221 [8MY], 10653 [14MY], 12528 [4JN], 12820 [5JN]
Local Anti-Terrorism Planning Act: enact (H.R. 3712), 17700 [24JY]
Local Law Enforcement Personnel Act: enact (H.R. 5307), 18820 [1AU]
Mafia: activities, 4110-4115 [10MR]
Mexican-U.S. border: impact of narcotic traffic, 1472-1482 [4FE]
Mexico: activities of law enforcement agents in combating drug traffic, 22047 [15AU]
———antidrug programs, 16986 [17JY]
———combating drug traffic, 22046 [15AU]
———narcotic traffic, 1472-1482 [4FE]
———U.S. policy, 11470 [20MY]
Michigan: Community Child Watch Week, 21134 [12AU]
Money: practice of laundering, 1982-1989 [6FE]
Money Laundering Prevention Act: enact (H.R. 4573), 7529 [15AP], 7561 [15AP], 7676 [16AP]
Motor vehicles: require odometer information on certificate of title (S. 475), 28801 [6OC]
———strengthen provisions respecting disclosure of mileage (H.R. 780), 28799 [6OC]
———strengthen provisions respecting disclosure of mileage (H.R. 780), S. 475 passed in lieu, 28802 [6OC]
Narcotics: authorize the provision of military equipment to law enforcement agencies in trafficking control, 18826 [1AU]
———combating drug traffic, 20738-20741 [11AU], 22046 [15AU]
———drug trafficking assets forfeiture fund, 17687 [24JY]
———funding efforts to combat trafficking, 17628-17638 [24JY]
———funding programs to combat drug trafficking and abuse, 22945 [11SE]
———impact of supply and demand on traffic, 1472-1482 [4FE]
———imposition of death penalty for certain drug related homicides, 22965-22976 [11SE]
———mandatory life sentence for distribution of drugs to young people, 22941 [11SE]
———money laundering, 12599 [5JN]
———money laundering and designer drug legislation, 19014 [5AU]
———national program to combat abuse, 23365, 23366, 23369 [16SE], 23603 [17SE]
———penalties for violations relative to cocaine (H.R. 5103), 15659 [26JN]
———posse comitatus law relative to traffic, 8553 [23AP]
———prohibit economic assistance to countries, organizations, or groups involved in traffic (H. Res. 426), 7831 [17AP]
———reissuance of airman cetificate to pilots of drug smuggling planes, 22982 [11SE]
———search warrants, 11127 [19MY]
———strengthen certain penalties for traffic (H.R. 4639), 7878 [17AP]
———traffic, 3449, 3450 [4MR], 4363 [11MR], 14295 [18JN], 15250 [24JN], 19399 [6AU], 22641-22644, 22650-22735 [10SE], 22871-23014 [11SE]
———use of Armed Forces to control drug traffic, 22925 [11SE]
National Association of State Racing Commissioners: access to Federal criminal identification records, 32709 [17OC]
National Child Abuse Prevention Month: designate, 8437 [22AP]
National Child Identification and Safety Information Day: designate (H.J. Res. 438), 27498 [1OC]
———observance, 27463 [1OC]
National Conference of State Societies: student essay contest on drug abuse, 17856 [28JY]
National Crusade Against Drug Abuse: student essay contest, 17856 [28JY], 25377 [22SE], 28685, 28686 [3OC], 29121 [6OC], 30427 [10OC], 31222 [14OC]
National Driver Register: establish (H.R. 6170), 5084 [17MR]
National Drug Enforcement Policy Board: submission of report on drug-related arrests, 23856 [17SE]
NBC: interview with Abu Abbas, 11601 [21MY]
Neighborhood Watch: tribute to anticrime program, 8233 [21AP]
New York, NY: efforts of Rita Smith and Gertrude Russell to eradicate drug abuse, 18026 [29JY]
———law enforcement and drug abuse in Brooklyn, 26561 [26SE]
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 Diplomatic Security and Anti-Terrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 25156 [22SE]
Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 5220 [18MR], 5239 [20MR]-5263 [18MR], 5994 [21MR], 20973 [12AU], 22153 [15AU], 22313 [8SE]
———enact (H.R. 4151), rules for consideration, 4681 [13MR]
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]
Omnibus Family Decency Act: enact (H.R. 5100), 16659 [16JY]
Operation Alliance: program to combat drug traffic across Mexican border, 22046 [15AU]
Organized crime: civil remedies for persons injured by racketeering activity (H.R. 2943), 2988 [26FE], 11922 [22MY]
Organized Crime Control Act: amend (H.R. 5445), 29232, 29297, 29298 [7OC], 29304-29308 [10OC]-29309 [7OC], 30452 [10OC]
———amend (H.R. 5445), scheduling of legislation, 28741 [6OC]
———amend (H.R. 5445), technical corrections, 29954 [9OC]
Palme, Olof: assassination, 3377 [3MR], 3591 [5MR]
Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe: condemnation of terrorism, 1347, 1348 [3FE]
Parris, Representative: handgun control policy, 2888 [26FE]
Philadelphia, PA: anniversary of the Child Advocacy Unit of the Defender Association, 30452 [10OC]
Police Foundation: tribute, 24724 [18SE]
Polygraph Protection Act: enact (H.R. 1524), 4515 [12MR], 4522 [13MR]-4553 [12MR]
———enact (H.R. 1524), technical corrections, 4553 [12MR]
Pornography Victims Protection Act: enact (H.R. 5509), 25721 [23SE]
Postal Service: authority to conduct seizures and forfeitures relative to child pornography, 19399 [6AU]
Poverty: contributions, 24707 [18SE]
Prescription drugs: implement diversion control program, 9103 [30AP]
Presidential Commission on International Terrorism: establish, 8466 [23AP], 9165 [30AP]
President's Commission on Organized Crime: report, 1982-1989 [6FE], 3594 [5MR]
Prisons: amend age restrictions for Federal employment (H.R. 3911), 204 [21JA]
———marketplace for prison industry-made goods, 22953 [11SE]
———transfer of certain deportable aliens from State and local facilities to Federal facilities, 22977 [11SE]
Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Persons Act: enact (S. 974), 1056 [30JA]
———enact (S. 974), appointment of conferees, 1971 [6FE]
———enact (S. 974), conference report, 10478 [13MY]
Racketeer Influence and Corrupt Organizations Act: revise certain provisions (H.R. 2943), 2988 [26FE], 11922 [22MY]
Railroads: criminal sanctions for failure to open up solely owned facility (H.R. 1140), 27118 [29SE]
Reagan, President: policy, 17597 [24JY]
Religious property: establish Federal crime for vandalizing (H.R. 4980), 25346 [22SE], 25349 [23SE], 29230 [7OC]
Right to Financial Privacy Act: amend (H.R. 4956), 12979, 12981 [9JN]
Roads and highways: speed limit, 13394 [11JN]
San Francisco, CA: Justice for Murder Victims organization, 7596 [15AP]
Santa Fe, NM: European Parliament and Members of Congress conference regarding drug abuse, 17523 [23JY]
Sentencing Guidelines Act: enact (H.R. 4801), 12109 [3JN]
Sexual Abuse Act: enact (H.R. 4745), 10276 [12MY]
Shirley Brant Memorial Fund Against Handgun Crime: objectives, 16514 [15JY]
Social conditions: drug abuse, 18224 [30JY]
Social Security: investigate scams, 13440 [12JN]
Speed limit: allow States to monitor certain Federal-aid primary roads for purposes of determining compliance with national maximum (H.R. 5164), 16521 [15JY]
Sri Lanka: terrorism, 12037 [22MY]
Students Against Drunk Driving: efforts for new laws, 10347 [12MY]
Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: ratification, 17008 [17JY], 17516 [23JY]
Supreme Court: provide greater discretion in case selection (H.R. 4149), 2063 [6FE]
Syria: terrorist activities, 8883 [29AP]
Taser Gun Prohibition Act: enact (H.R. 5201), 16996 [17JY]
Tax evasion: one-time amnesty for fines (H.R. 4286), 3372 [28FE], 3810 [6MR]
Telephone Decency Act: enact (H.R. 4439), 5347 [18MR]
Television: provide a criminal penalty for interference with satellite-transmitted programs (H.R. 4983), 13406 [11JN]
Terrorism: airport security, 8232 [21AP]
———aviation safety, 10738 [14MY]
———call upon President to convene a world summit regarding formulation of a unified international program (H. Res. 547), 23258 [12SE], 27342 [30SE], 32170, 32171 [16OC]
———commend FBI efforts to combat, 13748 [16JN]
———efforts to reduce international, 17014 [17JY], 17695 [24JY]
———establish a Presidential commission to develop a prevention policy (H.R. 5618), 27413 [30SE]
———impact, 1323, 1347, 1348 [3FE]
———international meeting, 12289 [3JN]
———international statement at economic summit, 10221 [8MY]
———protect U.S. citizens (H.R. 4611), 7833 [17AP]
———role of press in coverage, 8222 [21AP]
———State and local police response, 11991 [22MY]
———U.S. apprehension of international terrorists abroad for trial, 18832 [1AU]
———U.S. policy, 8160 [21AP], 9701 [6MY]
———withhold diplomatic facility construction and design plans (H.R. 4858), 11464 [20MY]
Texas: Hawkins Independent School District drug testing program, 30457 [10OC]
Time of Remembrance: designate (S.J. Res. 249), 21229 [13AU]
Torture Victims Protection Act: enact (H.R. 4756), 9710 [6MY], 23031 [11SE]
Traitors: strengthen penalties (H.R. 2697), 9956 [7MY]
Treason: capital punishment (H.R. 704), 12306 [4JN]
Truth in Mileage Act: enact (H.R. 780), 28799 [6OC]
———enact (H.R. 780), S. 475 passed in lieu, 28802 [6OC]
Turkey: condemning terrorist acts against worshipers in Istanbul synagogue, 23282 [12SE]
———terrorist attack on synagogue in Istanbul, 28696 [3OC]
U.N. Commission on Narcotic Drugs: special session, 8566 [23AP]
U.N. Fund for Drug Abuse Control: international contributions, 8229, 8235 [21AP]
U.N. Participation Act: amend (H.R. 4756), 23031 [11SE]
U.S. Embassies: protection, 10442 [13MY]
———security of personnel, facilities, and operations (H.R. 4151), 14856 [20JN], 20973 [12AU], 22153 [15AU], 22313 [8SE], 25156 [22SE]
———security of personnel, facilities, and operations (H.R. 4151), meeting of Committee on Rules to consider rule, 5220 [18MR], 5239 [20MR]-5263 [18MR]
———security of personnel, facilities, and operations (H.R. 4151), permission to file conference report, 19896 [8AU]
United Nations Participation Act: amend (H.R. 4756), 9710 [6MY]
Victims of Crime Act: amend (H.R. 2998), 8745 [28AP]
Voss, Peter: criminal activities, 12548 [5JN]
Weapons: prohibit possession, manufacture, sale, importation, and mailing of ballistic knives (H.R. 4711), 8850 [29AP]
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]
Women Against Rape: tribute, 10745 [14MY]
Youth Drug Protection Act: enact (H.R. 5247), 17719 [24JY]
Yugoslavia: release of Peter Ivezaj from detention, 31496 [15OC]
Remarks in Senate
Administrative Office, U.S. Courts: restore certain authority, 7940 [17AP]
Aeronautics: airline safety investigation, 6996 [9AP]
Airports: benefits for law enforcement officers (S. 2066), 1912 [6FE]
Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration: require research on neuronal receptors, 26699-26701 [27SE]
Aliens: deter marriage fraud (S. 2270), 6655 [8AP]
Anti Drug Abuse Act: enact (S. 2878), 26175 [25SE], 26433-26465 [26SE], 26729 [27SE]
Anti-Kickback Enforcement Act: enact (S. 2250), 6352-6355 [26MR], 23080 [12SE], 31297, 31299-31303 [15OC]
Anti-Terrorism Act: enact (S. 2335), 9011 [30AP]
Antiterrorism Act: enact (S. 2335), 7894-7896, 7929 [17AP]
Antiterrorism and Air Security Act: enact (S. 2468), 11317 [20MY]
Arafat, Yasser: involvement in slayings of U.S. diplomats in Khartoum, Sudan, 2402 [19FE]
———U.N. visit, 10751 [15MY], 11269 [20MY], 11629 [21MY], 12367 [4JN], 13381 [11JN]
Armed Career Criminal Act: amend (S. 2312), 7697 [16AP]
Armed Forces: transportation and medical benefits for dependents of convicted personnel (S. 2213), 5667-5669 [20MR]
Atlanta, GA: detention of Cubans, 21620 [14AU]
Atomic weapons: terrorism threat, 5107 [18MR]
Ballistic Knife Prohibition Act: enact (S. 2411), 9664 [6MY]
Bankruptcy: make any debt arising from judgment or consent decree requiring restitution as result of commission of crime nondischargeable (S. 2531), 13014-13015 [9JN], 13145 [10JN]
Banks and banking: amend bank bribery amendments, 15094-15096 [24JN]
———prohibit aquisition of insured banks by certain foreign nations (S. 2156), 4048 [7MR]
Boats and boating: establish uniform boat titling system between States (H.R. 4731), 29918 [9OC], 33735 [18OC]
Border Patrol: commend the San Onofre, CA, agents, 21627 [14AU]
Bribery: amend U.S. Code relative to bank officials (H.R. 3511), 1573-1575 [4FE], 1707 [5FE]
Bureau of Engraving and Printing: distinctive counterfeit deterrents (S. 2393), 9300 [1MY]
Burma: commend efforts of Government to combat narcotic traffic, 4874 [14MR]
Business Accounting and Foreign Trade Simplification Act: enact (S. 430), 13275 [11JN], 13532 [12JN], 13665 [13JN], 13774 [16JN], 14302 [18JN]
California: campaign against marihuana planting, 23485 [16SE]
Capital punishment: effectiveness as a deterrent to crime, 3113 [27FE]
———moral arguments, 23679 [17SE]
———specific procedures for consideration of writs of habeas corpus filed on behalf of certain individuals (S. 2908), 28513 [3OC]
Capitol Building and Grounds: security enhancement, 12716-12723 [5JN]
Cayman Islands: cooperation in U.S. drug interdiction program, 26834 [27SE]
Chicago, IL: No Crime Day observance, 21408 [13AU]
Child pornography: prohibit production and use of advertisements (S. 2398), 9303-9304 [1MY], 9681 [6MY]
Child Protection Forfeiture Amendments Act: enact (S. 2730), 20148 [8AU]
Child Sexual Abuse and Pornography Act: enact (H.R. 5560), 33781 [18OC]
Children: funding for abuse prevention programs, 12906 [6JN]
———improve investigation and prosecution of child abuse cases (S. 140), 20914-20920 [12AU], 21466 [14AU]
———improve investigation and prosecution of child abuse cases (S. 985), 33780 [18OC]
———treatment and prevention of sexual abuse, 33512 [17OC]
Children's Justice Act: enact (S. 140), 21410 [13AU]
Chile: call for extradition of accused murderers of Orlando Letelier and Ronnie K. Moffitt, 17540 [24JY]
Civil Air Patrol: encourage participation in drug interdiction program, 26712 [1OC]
Civil liberties: right to legal representation, 1416 [3FE]
Claiborne, Harry E.: date for proceeding to consideration of articles of impeachment (S. Res. 476), 20920 [12AU]
———impeachment, 16053 [26JN]
———impeachment (H. Res. 461), 19320 [5AU], 19495 [6AU]
———impeachment (H. Res. 501), 19495 [6AU]
———impeachment (S. Res. 480), 21523-21526 [14AU], 22768 [11SE], 23750 [17SE]
———impeachment (S. Res. 481), 21524-21526 [14AU]
———impeachment trial, 27757 [2OC], 29124, 29126-29154 [7OC], 29412, 29599 [8OC], 29870-29878, 29889, 29890 [9OC], 30225, 30251-30259 [10OC], 32625, 32627, 32632-32635 [16OC]
———resume Senate impeachment proceedings, unanimous consent, 29520 [8OC]
Claims: penalty for false statements made by recipients of Federal assistance (S. 1134), 10862 [15MY]
———penalty for false statements made by recipients of Federal assistance (S. 1562), 10862 [15MY]
Colombia: commend Government for efforts to combat narcotic traffic, 3392 [3MR]
———economic assistance for drug interdiction, 26824 [27SE]
Commission on a Constitutional Amendment Regarding Impeachment Act: enact (S. 2934), 32591 [16OC]
Commission on Organized Crime: report on drug use, 3652 [5MR]
Committee on Rules: commend staff on efforts in impeachment trial of Harry E. Claiborne, 30466 [14OC]
Committee on the Impeachment Trial of Harry E. Claiborne: commend efforts, 30466 [14OC]
Communications: regulate broadcasting or distribution of obscene material (S. 1090), 29408 [8OC]
Comprehensive Crime Control Act: amend (S. 1236), 7926, 7932 [17AP], 33793 [18OC]
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act: enact (H.R. 4718), 28568 [3OC]
———enact (S. 2281), 7187-7189 [10AP], 27637-27641 [1OC]
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]
Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials: approval (S. Res. 506), 30270 [10OC]
Copyright: enhance protection of intellectual property rights, 1418 [3FE]
Courts: amend standards for the use of wiretapping, 26764-26771 [27SE]
———clarify provisions relative to payment of criminal fines (S. 2425), 10073 [8MY]
———constitutional procedures for imposition capital punishment (S. 239), 7141 [10AP]
———constitutional procedures for imposition of capital punishment (S. 239), 5933 [21MR]
———limit use of exclusionary rule (S. 2302), 7397 [14AP], 8117, 8118 [21AP], 9428 [5MY]
———restore Federal Pre-Trial Diversion Program, 26752 [27SE]
Crack and Cocaine Meaningful Penalties Act: enact (S. 2580), 14821 [20JN]
Crime and criminals: allow access to certain Federal criminal history records, 15330-15332 [25JN]
———controls against laundering of money (S. 2683), 17571 [24JY], 17768 [25JY], 21630 [14AU]
Crime Victims Week: designate (S.J. Res. 297), 5170 [18MR]
Cuba: narcotic traffic, 6062 [25MR]
Customs Service: increase effectiveness in law enforcement matters (S. 2748), 21391 [13AU]
DEA: dangers posed to life of agents, 13864 [16JN]
———relocate El Paso Intelligence Center, 29415 [8OC]
Dept. of Defense: drug interdiction, 31412 [15OC]
———funding for drug interdiction activities, 19769-19775 [7AU]
———prohibition on felons convicted of defense contract related offenses, 19564 [6AU]
———provide additional requirements for support of drug interdiction activities, 26703-26709 [27SE]
Dept. of Energy: allow guards at the strategic petroleum reserve to carry firearms (S. 2925), 30505 [14OC]
Dept. of Justice: funds for construction of prisons (S. 2828), 23820 [17SE]
Dept. of the Treasury: establish the U.S. Customs Reserve, 26695 [27SE]
Dept. of Transportation: require study on blood alcohol content levels of commercial motor vehicle operators, 26757-26759 [27SE]
Diplomatic Security Act: enact (S. 2015), 397 [23JA]
Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 15318-15362, 15388-15392 [25JN]
District of Columbia: limit construction at Lorton, VA, prison facility, 20910 [12AU]
———prison construction, 20910 [12AU]
Drug abuse: availability of Dept. of Justice's assets forfeiture fund for education and prevention programs (S. 2727), 22010 [15AU]
———call for legislation to combat, 22271 [8SE]
———cocaine, 15309 [25JN]
———crack (cocaine distillate), 13026 [9JN]
———drug education and treatment, 28333 [3OC]
———establish working group on drug and substance abuse, 17727 [25JY]
———impact on youth, 9679 [6MY]
———law enforcement in national forests (S. 2809), 22587 [10SE]
———model statute for prohibition of freebase houses by States, 12870 [6JN]
———model statute for prohibition of freebase houses by States (S. 2353), 8289 [22AP]
———relationship between drug use and the crime rate, 13078 [10JN]
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-Free America Act: enact (S. 2849), 25612 [23SE]
Dyson, John: tribute, 17914 [29JY]
Ecuador: commend Government for efforts to combat narcotic traffic, 2820 [26FE]
Egypt: help increase security at Cairo Airport, 15333 [25JN]
Electronic Communications Privacy Act: enact (H.R. 4952), 27625-27637 [1OC]
Emergency Crack Control Act: enact (S. 2715), 19240-19249 [5AU], 19757 [7AU]
EPA: study distribution of cyanide, 26772 [27SE]
———study distribution of cyanide (S. 2704), 18428 [31JY]
Espionage: capital punishment, 20049 [8AU]
———establish rewards for information (S. 1654), 10325 [12MY]
———forfeiture of proceeds received for commission of criminal acts (S. 1654), 10325 [12MY]
Europe: threat of terrorism, 8254 [22AP]
FAA: airport security, 8765 [28AP]
Federal Criminal Penalties Inflation Adjustment Act: enact (S. 2558), 13851 [16JN]
Federal Tax Amnesty and Improved Tax Compliance Act: enact (S. 2100), 2730 [25FE], 2883 [26FE], 3736 [5MR]
Firearms: amend gun control law, 28488 [3OC]
———plastic or nonmetallic weapons (S. 2401), 9306 [1MY], 12955 [6JN]
———prohibit manufacture, transfer, or importation of certain types of ammunition (S. 2929), 32580 [16OC]
———regulate manufacture and importation of armor-piercing bullets (H.R. 3132), 21373 [13AU]
———regulate manufacture and importation of armor-piercing bullets (H.R. 3132), S. 104 language passed in lieu, 3897 [6MR]
———regulate manufacture and importation of armor-piercing bullets (S. 104), 3523 [4MR], 3689 [5MR], 3881-3897 [6MR], 7386 [14AP]
Foreign countries: provide for forfeiture of proceeds derived from espionage activities, 15342-15346 [25JN]
Foreign Service: funds for certain security programs, 15326-15328 [25JN]
———strengthen foreign language skills, 15335 [25JN]
Foreign trade: control of exports to countries supporting terrorism (S. 2612), 15980 [26JN]
———deny foreign tax credits on activities conducted in countries supporting terrorists, 18688-18691 [1AU]
———import fraud and counterfeit goods, 2211 [18FE]
Freedom of Information Act: amendments, 31423 [15OC]
———regulate access to Government records by criminal organizations, 26763-26771 [27SE]
Government: civil penalties in cases of false claims and fraud (S. 1134), 1620 [4FE], 11803 [21MY]
———civil penalties in cases of false claims and fraud (S. 1562), 17936 [29JY], 22856 [11SE], 28570 [3OC], 28580 [7OC]-28581 [3OC]
———civil penalties in cases of false claims and fraud (S. 1562), technical corrections, 20535 [11AU]
———fraud, waste, and abuse in Federal programs, 24862-24871 [19SE]
———prohibitions against assassination, 8104 [21AP]
Government officials: constitutional amendment on forfeiture of office when convicted of felonies (S.J. Res. 364), 14438 [18JN]
Great Britain: extradition agreements, 16039 [26JN]
———Supplemental Extradition Treaty, 11338 [20MY]
Health Care Quality Improvement Act: enact (2677), 17247 [22JY]
Impeachment: congressional authority, 31342-31345 [15OC]
Indian Gaming Control Act: enact (H.R. 1920), 29031 [6OC]
Indians: confer jurisdiction of Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Court over certain offenses (S. 2564), 14179 [17JN], 14633 [19JN]
———prevent child molesting on reservations (S. 1818), 9640 [6MY]
Individual Responsibility for Fraud in Defense Procurement Act: enact (S. 2124), 3187-3188 [27FE]
Inspector General Act: amend (S. 2005), 305 [22JA], 33738 [18OC]
Intelligence services: information gathering challenges, 3873 [6MR]
Interagency Committee on Security Equipment: funding, 28476 [3OC]
International Brotherhood of Teamsters: Central States Pension Fund, 15174 [24JN]
International Congress on Terrorism: convene (S. Res. 297), 1936 [6FE]
International Intellectual Property Protection and Market Access Act: enact (S. 2435), 10290-10296 [12MY]
Jenco, Lawrence M.: hostage release, 17821, 17833 [28JY], 17885 [29JY]
Johnson & Johnson Products, Inc.: efforts to ensure tamper resistancy of products, 5043 [14MR]
Judges: constitutional amendment on forfeiture of office upon conviction of felony (S.J. Res. 370), 15987 [26JN]
———constitutional amendment on forfeiture of office when convicted of felonies (S.J. Res. 364), 14438 [18JN]
Judicial Improvements Act: enact (H.R. 3570), enrollment correction (H. Con. Res. 340), 12926 [6JN]
Just Say No to Drugs Week: designate (S.J. Res. 337), 9415 [5MY]
Juvenile delinquents: rescission of Dept. of Justice funds appropriated for fiscal year 1986 (S. Con. Res. 106), 1730 [5FE], 2404 [19FE]
Juvenile Drug Prevention Act: enact (S. 2699), 17919 [29JY]
Klinghoffer, Leon: condemn murder by Palestinian terrorists (S.J. Res. 222), 6597 [27MR]
Labor unions: penalties for acts of labor-related violence (S. 1774), 7698, 7700 [16AP]
———penalties for acts of labor-related violence (S. 1774), motion to proceed to consideration, 7391 [14AP], 7709-7736, 7750 [16AP]
———penalties for acts of labor-related violence (S. 1774), motion to proceed to consideration—cloture, 7391, 7393 [14AP], 7707 [16AP]
Lara, Patricia: arrest by immigration authorities, 31395 [15OC]
Law enforcement officers: authorizing additional funds for secure voice radios, 26694 [27SE]
———authorizing wiretapping in hostage taking situation, 28352 [3OC]
———protection of public safety and criminals' rights, 14101 [17JN]
Law Enforcement Officers Protection Act: enact (H.R. 3132), 21373 [13AU]
Lebanon: U.S. hostages, 8817 [28AP], 8957 [29AP]
Libya: impact of U.S. air strike on foreign relations, 11260 [20MY]
———reaction of allies to U.S. air strike, 7926 [17AP], 8264 [22AP]
———U.S. military response to terrorist acts, 7260 [11AP], 7391 [14AP], 7438, 7439, 7443, 7444, 7449, 7473-7476, 7483, 7521 [15AP], 7694, 7696, 7699, 7761 [16AP], 7927, 8005 [17AP], 8091, 8092, 8104, 8143, 8145 [21AP], 8533 [23AP], 9218 [1MY], 9646 [6MY], 9934 [7MY], 10116, 10117 [8MY], 10316 [12MY], 10354 [13MY]
Litton Industries: military contracting fraud, 17729 [25JY]
Lorton, VA: ban new prison construction (S. 2019), 405 [23JA]
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]
Medicaid: coverage for illegal aliens (S. 2644), 16440 [15JY]
Methvin, Eugene H.: tribute, 20165 [8AU]
Mexico: drug policy, 21258 [13AU]
———narcotics traffic, 12135 [3JN], 12369 [4JN]
———portrayal of drug traffickers as heroes, 18425 [31JY]
Missing Children Day: designate (S.J. Res. 342), 10299 [12MY]
Moffitt, Ronnie K.: anniversary of murder, 33478 [17OC]
Money: controls against laundering, 18483-18487 [31JY]
———controls against laundering (S. 2683), 17571 [24JY], 17768 [25JY], 21630 [14AU]
Motor vehicles: establish uniform standards for testing, licensing, and qualifications of operators, 26754-26757 [27SE]
———penalty for odometer tampering (S. 2709), 18775 [1AU]
Narcotic traffic: comprehensive law enforcement policy (S. 2798), 22433-22439 [9SE], 22498-22500, 22505-22510, 22512, 22514 [10SE], 23285 [15SE]
———mandatory sentence (S. 2787), 21964 [15AU]
Narcotics: capital punishment for certain offenses in trafficking, 25737 [24SE], 26745-26752 [27SE]
———capital punishment for certain offenses in trafficking (S. 2805), 22584 [10SE]
———cocaine abuse, 4412 [12MR]
———commend Colombian Government for efforts to combat traffic, 12369 [4JN]
———controls against laundering of money acquired from illegal traffic (S. 2306), 7492 [15AP]
———drug rehabilitation, 24807 [19SE]
———education, 16409 [15JY]
———efforts of Customs Service to combat trafficking, 14490 [19JN]
———eliminate statute of limitations on serious drug offenses (S. 2719), 19253 [5AU]
———eliminate sugar quotas for countries involved in drug trafficking, 26722-26727 [27SE], 28919 [6OC]
———encourage Civil Air Patrol participation in drug interdiction program, 26712-26714 [27SE]
———establish community drug abuse prevention program, 26728 [27SE]
———establish mandatory penalties for certain drug offenses (S. 2697), 17918 [29JY]
———exempt Coast Guard from restrictions regarding participation in foreign police arrest actions, 26718 [27SE]
———funding for crime laboratories, 26824 [27SE]
———funds for treatment of drug abusers, 26720 [27SE]
———increase in use in Soviet Union, 14303 [18JN]
———increase in use of cocaine, 30469 [14OC]
———increased potency of certain illegal drugs, 17176 [22JY]
———national policy, 19463 [6AU]
———national program to combat abuse, 23283 [15SE], 23677, 23680 [17SE], 23865 [18SE], 26091 [25SE], 32494 [16OC]
———policy, 22612 [10SE]
———Presidential directive on methods to combat trafficking, 13274 [11JN]
———prohibit interstate sale, transportation, advertising, and the importing and exporting of drug paraphernalia (S. 2817), 23096 [12SE]
———provide a mandatory minimum sentence for juvenile drug traffickers, 26807 [27SE]
———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]
———provide opportunity to offer local drug abuse prevention programs, 26714 [27SE]
———space basing, 17342 [23JY]
———strengthen penalties for sale of controlled substances to pregnant women, 26696-26699 [27SE]
———target abuse prevention programs at student athletes, 26797-26802 [27SE]
———target drug abuse prevention programs to high risk groups, 26829 [27SE]
———traffic, 4276 [11MR], 5902 [21MR], 6062 [25MR], 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]
———U.S.-Bolivian antidrug operation, 16537 [16JY], 17870 [29JY]
———use, 31492 [15OC]
———use of Armed Forces personnel and equipment for drug interdiction activities, 26736-26744 [27SE]
———use of crack, 19757 [7AU]
———use of intelligence services for combating trafficking, 31446 [15OC]
National Child Identification and Safety Information Day: designate (H.J. Res. 438), 29445 [8OC]
National Correctional Officers Week: designate (S.J. Res. 328), 8308 [22AP]
National Drug Interdiction Improvement Act: enact (S. 2764), 21606-21610 [14AU]
National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week: designate (S.J. Res. 362), 13854 [16JN]
National forests: illegal cultivation of marihuana, 25461 [23SE], 26804-26807 [27SE]
National Narcotics Act: enact (S. 2716), 19240-19249 [5AU]
National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day: designate (S.J. Res. 256), 326 [22JA], 5042 [14MR], 5188 [18MR], 14816 [20JN], 19938 [8AU]
National security: allow access to certain Federal criminal history records, 15330-15332 [25JN]
Nazi party: search for, and appropriate judgment and prosecution of Nazi War Criminals (S. Res. 373), 9345 [1MY]
Nicaragua: narcotic traffic, 5357 [19MR]
Office for the Investigation and Prosecution of Terrorist Offenses Against U.S. Citizens Act: enact (S. 2640), 16438 [15JY]
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention: funding, 3671-3678 [5MR]
———funds (S. Con. Res. 106)
Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act: enact (H.R. 4151), 20542 [11AU]
———enact (H.R. 4151), conference report, 20911, 20914 [12AU]
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]
———funding, 28457 [3OC]
———modify provisions, 31408 [15OC]
———sense relative to appropriation of funds for implementation, 27164 [30SE]
———strike Anti-Drug Trust Fund, 31412 [15OC]
Palme, Olof: assasination, 3522 [4MR]
Passports: inclusion of drug-related information, 26808 [27SE]
Patents: enhance protection of intellectual property rights, 1418 [3FE]
PLO: terrorist acts, 32568 [16OC]
Poland: prison conditions, 3490 [4MR]
Poverty: improve legal services to individuals unable to afford representation (H.R. 3004), 29114 [6OC]
———improve legal services to individuals unable to afford representation (S. 1581), 29109 [6OC]
President's Media Commission on Drug Abuse: establish, 26721 [27SE]
Procurement Safeguard Act: enact (S. 2030), 1690-1695 [5FE]
Program Fraud Civil Penalties Act: enact (S. 1134), 17936 [29JY], 19316 [5AU]
Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Persons Act: enact (S. 974), appointment of conferees, 1705 [5FE]
———enact (S. 974), conference report, 10588, 10637 [14MY]
Public demonstrations: clarification of laws relative to protests at foreign embassies in the District of Columbia, 15328 [25JN]
———clarification of laws relative to protests at foreign embassies in the District of Columbia (S. 2508), 12076 [2JN]
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act: amend, 32497-32504 [16OC]
———amend (S. 2907), 28513 [3OC]
Reagan, President: call on to convene International Congress on Terrorism (S. Res. 297), 412 [23JA]
———notification of U.S. air strikes in Libya, 7707 [16AP]
Reform of Federal Intervention in State Proceedings Act: enact (S. 2301), 7394-7396 [14AP], 8117, 8118 [21AP], 9428 [5MY]
Religion: penalties for vandalism on certain property and injuries of persons practicing their faith (S. 2863), 25839 [24SE]
———penalties for vandalism on certain property and injuries of persons practicing their faith (S. 2867), 25840 [24SE]
Rojas de Negri, Rodrigo: condemn Government for death (S. Res. 446), 17540 [24JY]
Salvatierra, Oscar Y.: investigate murder (S. Res. 350), 2552 [20FE]
Sec. of Defense: require to identify facilities where certain aliens could be detained, 19499 [6AU]
Senate: expedite impeachment proceedings in certain conviction cases (S. Res. 489), 22589 [10SE]
Sentencing Commission: rules for uniform sentencing, 27138 [30SE]
Sentencing Guidelines Act: enact (H.R. 4801), 15900 [26JN]
Sexual Abuse Act: enact (H.R. 4745), 33781 [18OC]
South America: conference on control of narcotic traffic, 3485 [4MR]
Spain: extradition of drug trafficking suspect, 16383 [14JY]
Sri Lanka: terrorist incidents, 11805 [21MY]
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: grants for children's justice system, 16357-16360 [14JY]
Statue of Liberty: moment of silence for U.S. captives in Lebanon during centennial celebration (H. Con. Res. 362), 15899 [26JN]
Strom Thurmond Institute of Government and Public Affairs: conference on terrorism, 23691 [17SE]
Subcommittee on Investigations: production of documents relative to illegal transfers of technology to Vietnam (S. Res. 316), 1298 [30JA]
Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: definitions of offenses, 16610 [16JY]
———provide for defense to extradition, 16600-16603 [16JY]
———ratification, 16557 [16JY], 16796-16819 [17JY]
———retroactivity, 16592-16600 [16JY]
Supreme Court: preserve status and jurisdiction of police (S. 2814), 23073 [12SE], 23285 [15SE]
Syria: role in terrorism, 11708-11711 [21MY]
Tariff: prohibit importation of drug paraphernalia (S. 2693), 17917 [29JY]
Task Force on Elderly Abuse Act: enact (S. 1919), 2360 [19FE]
Tax Reform Act: amnesty provisions, 14789-14795 [20JN]
Taxation: denial of foreign tax credit to countries supporting terrorism, 13364 [11JN], 13551-13556 [12JN]
———deny credits and deferrals on income from activities in countries without diplomatic relations with U.S. or countries providing support for terrorists, 24898 [19SE]
———one-time amnesty for criminal and civil penalties (S. 203), 2405 [19FE], 3517 [4MR], 4017 [7MR]
Telephones: prohibit use to communicate pornographic messages, 7926, 7934 [17AP], 26778 [27SE]
Television: coverage of Claiborne impeachment proceedings, 23094 [12SE]
———impact of violence, 22469 [9SE]
———program evaluation (S. 2322), 7960-7962 [17AP]
———program evaluation (S. 2323), 7960-7962 [17AP]
Television programs: evaluation (S. 2323), 28560 [3OC]
Terrorism: authorize prosecution for acts against U.S. nationals (S. 1429), 1717 [5FE], 2355-2360 [19FE], 15354-15359 [25JN]
———call for negotiations to make terrorism a universal crime, 15352 [25JN]
———coordinate international war against terrorism, 15376 [25JN]
———funding for research to combat, 12911 [6JN]
———funding to combat (S. 2453), 10753 [15MY]
———international measures for seaport and shipboard security, 15334 [25JN]
———link to narcotic traffic, 3871 [6MR], 5113 [18MR], 5606 [20MR], 5902 [21MR]
———management of antiterrorism assistance programs, 15332 [25JN]
———Meir Rosenne's address, 8711 [24AP]
———recommendations of Presidential task force, 7948 [17AP]
———Senator Denton's interview as chairman of Subcommittee on Security and Terrorism, 8962 [29AP]
———U.S. policy, 11634 [21MY]
———use of nuclear weapons, 19464 [6AU], 25738 [24SE]
Time of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism (S.J. Res. 249), 1572 [4FE]
Torture Victim Protection Act: enact (S. 2528), 12948 [6JN]
Trademarks: enhance protection of intellectual property rights, 1418 [3FE]
Treason: capital punishment, 20050 [8AU]
U.N.: require release of certain war crimes files prior to U.S. payment (S. 2858), 25683 [23SE]
U.S. Embassies: security of personnel, facilities, and operations (H.R. 4151), 20542 [11AU]
———security of personnel, facilities, and operations (H.R. 4151), conference report, 20911, 20914 [12AU]
U.S. Marshals Service Act: enact (S. 2044), 1584 [4FE]
USIA: make available for use within the U.S. the film ``The March'', 15333 [25JN]
Victims of Terrorism Compensation Act: provide compensation for victims, 15350 [25JN]
Waldheim, Kurt: investigation of wartime activities, 8667 [24AP]
Washington (DC) Post: coverage of drug abuse control initiatives, 20030 [8AU]
Weapons: ban manufacture, importation, sale, or possession of ballistic knives, 26731 [27SE]
Whistleblower Protection Act: enact (S. 2014), 318-321, 326 [22JA]
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]
Wiesel, Elie: efforts to ensure that Holocaust will never be forgotten, 709 [29JA]
Wiesenthal, Simon: tribute to Nazi hunter, 33552 [17OC]
Willke, J.C.: views on rape and pregnancy, 32629 [16OC]
Youth: rehabilitation, 27131 [30SE]
Reports
Administrative Cost of Carrying Out Duties of the Marshal of the Supreme Court for 1983-86: Alfred Wong, 23075-23076 [12SE]
Combating Terrorism—Matter of Leverage: Center for Strategic and International Studies, Georgetown University (excerpts), 17700 [24JY]
Controlling Drugs: Newton, MA, Mayor's Ad Hoc Advisory Committee on Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 23280 [12SE]
Criminal Code Reform Act: Committee on the Judiciary (excerpt), 7715, 7724 [16AP]
Drug Testing Programs: President's Commission on Organized Crime, 9520 [6MY]
Drug Use: Commission on Organized Crime (excerpt), 3652 [5MR]
Federal Firearms Law Reform Act (H.R. 4332), 5543 [19MR]
Fraud, Waste, and Abuse in Federal Programs: GAO (excerpt), 24864 [19SE]
Impact of the Freedom of Information Act on Drug Enforcement: DEA (excerpt), 26768 [27SE]
———Senate Judiciary Committee (excerpt), 26769 [27SE]
Labor Violence: House Republican Study Committee, 7734-7736 [16AP]
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]
Notification of Use of U.S. Air and Naval Forces in Libya: President Reagan, 7707 [16AP]
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention: GAO, 1939 [6FE]
Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act (H.R. 5484): sundry (excerpt), 27168 [30SE]
Organized Crime, Business, and Labor Unions: President's Commission on Organized Crime (excerpt), 7711, 7712 [16AP]
President's Commission on Organized Crime (excerpt), 1983, 1985 [6FE]
Proceedings Against Ralph Bernstein and Joseph Bernstein, 3028-3040 [27FE]
Prohibit Use of Mail for Martial Arts Weapons (S. 1363), 26954 [29SE]
Protect Rights and Victims of Child Exploitation (S. 985), 26954 [29SE]
Protection of Confidential Sources: Senate Judiciary Committee (excerpt), 27189 [30SE]
Ransacking of Chilean Human Rights Commission's Santiago Office, 1259 [30JA]
Standoff in U.S.-Bolivia Cocaine War: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 13648 [12JN]
Supplementary Extradition Treaty With the United Kingdom: Committee on Foreign Relations, 16805, 16807 [17JY]
U.S. Attorney General's Commission on Pornography (excerpt), 28327 [3OC]
Watergate Investigation: Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities (excerpt), 12044 [2JN]
Reports by conference committees
Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act (H.R. 4151), 20945-20973 [12AU]
S. 974, Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Persons Act, 9458-9464 [5MY]
Reports filed
Anti-Kickback Enforcement Act: Committee on Government Affairs (S. 2250) (S. Rept. 99-435), 22448 [9SE]
Antitrust Law Violators Subject to Individual Responsibility for Treble Amount of Damages: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1300) (S. Rept. 99-320), 12937 [6JN]
Business Accounting and Foreign Trade Simplification Act: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (S. 430) (S. Rept. 99-486), 25838 [24SE]
Child Molesting: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 4745) (H. Rept. 99-594), 10242 [9MY]
Clandestine Manufacturing of Dangerous Drugs: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 99-570), 9144 [30AP]
Comprehensive Crime Control Act: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 5241) (S. Rept. 99-797), 22143 [15AU]
———Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1236) (S. Rept. 99-278), 6651 [8AP]
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 2281) (S. Rept. 99-432), 22264 [8SE]
Constitutional Procedures for Imposition of Sentence of Death: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 239) (S. Rpt. 99-282), 7762 [16AP]
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]
Criminal Sanctions Against Railroads for Failure To Open Up Solely Owned Facility: Committee on Judiciary (H.R. 1140) (H. Rept. 99-559), 8886 [29AP]
Criminal Sanctions for Failure To Open Up Solely Owned Railroad Facilities: Committee on Energy and Commerce (H.R. 1140) (H. Rept. 99-559), 16503 [15JY]
Designate Crack/Cocaine Awareness Month: Committee on the Judiciary (H.J. Res. 678), 27994 [2OC]
Designate Crime Victims Week: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 297), 5664 [20MR]
Designate National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 256), 14595 [19JN]
Enforcement of Custom Laws Against Illegal Drug Traffic: Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 5410) (S. Rept. 99-794), 22143 [15AU]
Establish Uniform Boat Titling System Between States: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 4731) (H. Rept. 99-968), 28823 [6OC]
Exempt Certain Activities From Provisions of Antitrust Laws: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 2323), 25838 [24SE]
———Committee on the Judiciary (S. 2323) (S. Rept. 99-535), 29548 [8OC]
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 Firearms Law Reform Act: Committee on Rules (H.R. 4332; H. Res. 403) (H. Rept. 99-498), 5565 [19MR]
———Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 4332) (H. Rept. 99-495), 5075 [17MR]
Federal Regulations for Gaming Activities on Indian Reservations: Committee on Indian Affairs (Select) (H.R. 1920) (S. Rept. 99-493), 26535 [26SE]
Federal Role in Investigation of Serial Violent Crime: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 99-888), 26369 [25SE]
Forfeiture of Proceeds Received for Commission of Espionage Activities: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1654), 16845 [17JY]
Fraudulent Use of Public Property or Money: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 4827) (H. Rept. 99-660), 15769 [26JN]
Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction: Committee on Foreign Relations (Ex. Rept. 99-25), 24968 [19SE]
Impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne: Committee on the Judiciary (H. Res. 461) (H. Rept. 99-688), 16745 [16JY]
Imposition of Criminal Penalties for Damage to Religious Property and for Injury to Persons in Free Exercise of Religious Beliefs: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 4980) (H. Rept. 99-820), 23244 [12SE]
Improvement of Administration of Immigration and Nationality Laws: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 4823) (H. Rept. 99-907), 26427 [26SE]
Improvement of Investigation and Prosecution of Child Abuse Cases: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 985) (S. Rept. 99-504), 26954 [29SE]
Improvement of Legal Services in Criminal Justice System to Persons Financially Unable To Obtain Representation: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1581), 27269 [30SE]
Increased Criminal Penalties for Failure To File Certain Reports and for Aviation Safety Violations: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 4403) (S. Rept. 99-796), 22143 [15AU]
Inspector General Act: Committee on Governmental Affairs (S. 2005) (S. Rept. 99-351), 18570 [31JY]
Killing of Leon Klinghoffer by International Terrorists: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (S.J. Res. 222), 6317 [26MR]
Make Felonious Sexual Molestation of Minor an Offense Within Indian Country: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 3826) (H. Rept. 99-528), 7125 [10AP]
New Procedures and Requirements To Combat Money Laundering: Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs (H.R. 5176) (H. Rept. 99-746), 19116 [5AU]
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]
Proceedings Against Ralph and Joseph Bernstein: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H. Rept. 99-462), 47 [21JA]
Prohibit Certain Methods of Concealing Proceeds of Crime: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 5217) (H. Rept. 99-855), 24802 [19SE]
Prohibition of Kickbacks Relative to Subcontracts Under Federal Government: Committee on Government Operations (H.R. 4783) (H. Rept. 99-964), 28331 [3OC]
Prosecution of Terrorists Who Attack U.S. Nationals Abroad: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1429), 1717 [5FE]
Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Persons Act: committee of conference (S. 974) (H. Rept. 99-576), 9465 [5MY]
Protection of Rights of Victims of Child Abuse: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 985), 21918 [15AU]
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]
Provision for Proper Administration of Justice Within Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, AZ: Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (H.R. 4900) (H. Rept. 99-868), 25456 [23SE]
Security of Embassy Personnel, Facilities, and Operations: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 4151) (H. Rept. 99-494), 4576 [12MR]
———Committee on Rules (H.R. 4151; H. Res. 402) (H. Rept. 99-496), 5075 [17MR]
———committee of conference (H.R. 4151), 21130 [12AU]
Security of U.S. Embassy Personnel, Facilities, and Operations: Committee on Foreign Relations (H.R. 4151) (S. Rept. 99-304), 11314 [20MY]
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]
Sex Offenders: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 4745) (H. Rept. 99-594), 10242 [9MY]
Sexual Abuse Act: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 4745), 28511 [3OC]
Victims of Crime Act: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 2998) (H. Rept. 99-527), 7125 [10AP]
Resolutions by organizations
Corrections abuses in Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act: Senate Small Business Committee's National Advisory Council, 9344 [1MY]
Legislation limiting the use of Polygraph tests by private-sector employers: Senate Small Business Committee's National Advisory Council, 9344 [1MY]
Rulings of the Chair
Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act: enact (H.R. 5484), 22871 [11SE]
Sermons
Terrorism: F. Forrester Church, 9225 [1MY]
Statements
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]
Anti Drug Abuse Behavior: Don Parker, 26459 [26SE]
Anti Drug Abuse Legislation and Federal Law Enforcement Community: President Reagan, 26442 [26SE]
Armor-Piercing Bullets: President Reagan, 21373 [13AU]
Bulgaria—New Ally in the War on Drugs or Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: Senator Hawkins, 10286 [12MY]
Campaign Against Marihuana Planting: Jack Beecham, 23485 [16SE]
Capital Punishment: Catholic bishops, 26749 [27SE]
———Edward I. Koch, 7664 [16AP]
Capital Punishment for Certain Drug Related Homicides: American Catholic Bishops, 22969 [11SE]
Cocaine Abuse: Arnold Washton, 4412 [12MR]
Collateral Review of Criminal Judgments: Henry J. Friendly, 7396 [14AP]
———John P. Stevens, 7396 [14AP]
———Lewis F. Powell, Jr., 7396 [14AP]
———Sandra D. O'Connor, 7396 [14AP]
———Warren E. Burger, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, 7396 [14AP]
Counteracting Terrorism: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 13614 [12JN]
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]
Distinction Between Freedom Fighters and Terrorists: Edwin Meese III, Attorney General, 16601 [16JY]
———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 16601 [16JY]
———Margaret Thatcher, 16602 [16JY]
———President Reagan, 16601, 16602 [16JY]
District of Columbia Prisons: Fred B. Ugast, 4239 [11MR]
Drug Interdiction Efforts in Foreign Countries—Trade Act (excerpt), 25080 [19SE]
Drug Related Crimes: President Reagan, 22966 [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]
Exclusionary Rule, 22958 [11SE]
———Robert Wagner, 22957 [11SE]
Experience as Correctional Officer: Harold K. Burns, 16450 [15JY]
Exposure of Children to Television: American Academy of Pediatrics (excerpt), 7960 [17AP]
Federal, State, and Local Law Enforcement Relations: Representative Gonzalez, 30213 [10OC]
Fight Against Terrorism: several leaders of industrialized nations, 16587 [16JY]
Food Poisoning in Oregon: sundry excerpts, 5895 [21MR]
Forfeiture of criminals' assets: Dept. of Justice, 22962 [11SE]
Holocaust: Elie Wiesel, 30487 [14OC]
How Slow Spin the Wheels of Mexican Justice: Senator Hawkins, 7375 [14AP]
Human Rights Violations by Torture: Richard Schifter, 12949 [6JN]
Impeachment Trial of Harry E. Claiborne: Senator Byrd, 30255 [10OC]
———Senator Matsunaga, 30258 [10OC]
———Senator Mitchell, 30258 [10OC]
———Senator Stevens, 30257 [10OC]
In Memory of Ronnie K. Moffitt: Michael Karpen, 33478 [17OC]
Inter-American Specialized Conference on Drug Trafficking: Senator Hawkins, 8097 [21AP]
Investigation of Ralph and Joseph Bernstein: Representative Solarz (excerpt), 3055 [27FE]
Investigation of Wartime Activities of Kurt Waldheim: Eli M. Rosenbaum, 8668-8670 [24AP]
Kickbacks in the Defense Industry: U.S. attorney for Los Angeles, CA, 23082 [12SE]
Labor Violence: George Johns, 7725 [16AP]
———Sam Hobbs, 7722 [16AP]
Libyan Terrorism: Joseph V. Reed, 8143 [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—A Sorry Tale of Drugs, Graft, and Corruption: Senator Hawkins, 10764 [15MY]
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]
Neighborhood Watch: Representative Harold E. Ford, 8233 [21AP]
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]
Northern Ireland: Senator Eagleton, 28849 [6OC]
OAS Action Plan: Senator Hawkins, 9783 [7MY]
OAS Specialized Conference on Drug Trafficking: Senator Hawkins, 9571 [6MY]
Organized Crime Control Act—Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Reform (excerpts), 29305 [10OC]
Organized Crime (sundry excerpts), 4111-4115 [10MR]
Our Missing Children Program for Kidnapped or Runaway Children in Cook County, IL: Burton Odelson (excerpt), 25717 [23SE]
———Jerry Harmon (excerpt), 25717 [23SE]
Panama—The Giant Money Laundering Machine: Senator Hawkins, 8771 [28AP]
Peru's Ambitious Plan To Conquer Drug Abuse: Senator Hawkins, 9217 [1MY]
PLO's Terrorist Acts: Edwin Meese III, Attorney General (sundry excerpts), 32568 [16OC]
———PLO spokesman in Cairo, Egypt, 32568 [16OC]
———President Reagan, 32568 [16OC]
———Vice President Bush, 32568 [16OC]
———Yasser Arafat (sundry excerpts), 32568 [16OC]
Pornography: James Dobson (sundry excerpts), 28328 [3OC]
Prohibit Production and Use of Advertisements for Child Pornography: Senator Roth, 9681 [6MY]
Prosecution for Terrorist Acts Against U.S. Nationals: Senator Hatch, 1719 [5FE]
Protecting Individual Privacy and Liberty: William J. Brennan, 22958 [11SE]
Reaction to U.S. Air Strike on Libya: Saudi Arabia, 9018 [30AP]
Regulation of Armor-Piercing Bullets: Senator Dole, 3895 [6MR]
Responsibility of Corporate Executives in Bribery Cases: Harold Williams, 13666 [13JN]
———Theodore Sorensen, 13666 [13JN]
Striking a Blow for U.S. Power: National Jewish Coalition, 9935 [7MY]
Substance Abuse: President Reagan, 22714 [10SE], 23865 [18SE]
———(sundry excerpts), 22660, 22697 [10SE], 22916 [11SE]
Supreme Court Case Selection: Representative Rodino (excerpt), 2064 [6FE]
Terrorism in Northern Ireland: Tom King, 16605 [16JY]
Terrorists and Drug Smugglers Take Note—We've Had Enough: Senator Hawkins, 8065 [18AP]
Terrorists Cowardly Attack on TWA Airliner: Warren Klug, Jr., 7836 [17AP]
U.N. Commission on Narcotic Drugs—Special Session, Vienna, Austria: Representative Gilman, 8566 [23AP]
U.N. Fund for Drug Abuse Control: Giuseppe di Gennaro, 8235 [21AP]
Yet Another South American Drug Connection: Senator Hawkins, 8247 [22AP]
Studies
Labor Violence: University of Pennsylvania (excerpt), 7727 [16AP]
Terrorism Prevention Strategy: Army-Air Force, 27414 [30SE]
Vote Fraud: Michigan Committee for Honest Elections (sundry excerpts), 30876 [14OC]
Summaries
Antikickback Enforcement Act, 10255 [9MY]
Anti-Kickback Enforcement Act (S. 2250), 6354 [26MR], 23083 [12SE]
Attorney-Client Privilege Act, 3056 [27FE]
Drug Enforcement Act (S. 2850), 25672-25676 [23SE]
Electronic Communications Privacy Act (H.R. 4952), 27634 [1OC]
———Committee on the Judiciary, 26767 [27SE]
Indian Gaming Control Act (H.R. 1920), 7224 [10AP]
International Drug Traffic Enforcement Act (H.R. 5310), 18392 [31JY]
Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act (H.R. 5484), 32351 [16OC]
114th Civilian Observation Patrol, Inc., 5189 [18MR]
Problems Raised by Congress Watch/Public Citizen Proposed ``RICO'' Amendment, 16293-16296 [26JN]
Summary of House Changes to the Freedom of Information Act Amendments in the Anti Drug Abuse Act, 29616 [8OC]
Tables
Comparison of S. 475 and S. 2709 relative to odometer tampering, 18775 [1AU]
Criminal penalties under the Emergency Crack Control Act, 19240 [5AU]
Federal law enforcement program funding, 23367 [16SE]
Foreign countries with both duty-free treatment and drug interdiction efforts from the U.S., 25080 [19SE]
Fraud in Federal programs—statutes authorizing enforcement through administrative imposition of civil penalties, 24867-24869 [19SE]
Funding for the drug-free America initiative, 26821-26822 [27SE]
Funds for Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, 1730 [5FE]
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]
States requiring missing person entry into National Crime Information Center, 1940 [6FE]
Terrorism casualties, 15326 [25JN]
U.N. Fund for Drug Abuse Control—status of cash contributions pledged or received as of Dec. 31, 1985, 8229 [21AP]
Testimonies
Counterterrorism: John Whitehead (excerpts), 8423 [22AP]
Criminal Investigations: John Walker, 1985 [6FE]
Extradition of Suspected Terrorists: Steve Lubet, 16594 [16JY]
Funding for Juvenile Justice Programs: Centinela Valley, CA, Juvenile Diversion Project, 3674 [5MR]
———Mid-Atlantic Association of Youth Services, 3675 [5MR]
———National Coalition of State Juvenile Justice Advisory Groups, 3672 [5MR]
———Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, 3676-3678 [5MR]
———University of Pennsylvania, 3673 [5MR]
Holocaust: Elie Wiesel (excerpt), 33532 [17OC]
Immigration-Related Marriage Fraud (excerpt), 6656 [8AP]
Investigation of Subcontractor Kickbacks in Defense Industry: FBI, 6353 [26MR]
———John Volz, 6355 [26MR]
———procurement administrator, 6353 [26MR]
Labor Violence: Dept. of Justice, 7713, 7729 [16AP]
Role of Nicaragua in Narcotics Traffic: Dekker (code name), 6195 [26MR]
———Dept. of Justice, 6195 [26MR]
Terrorists and Narcotic Traffic: John R. Galvin, 5113 [18MR]
Trial of Harry E. Claiborne: Kenneth Swanson, 29129 [7OC]
———sundry excerpts, 29128, 29130 [7OC]
Texts of
Articles of Impeachment against Harry E. Claiborne, 29870-29871 [9OC]
Establish a Presidential Commission on International Terrorism, 9165 [30AP]
H. Con. Res. 371, technical corrections in H.R. 3511 relative to bribery of bank officials, 16959 [17JY]
H. Con. Res. 415, enrollment corrections in the Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act, 32786 [17OC]
H. Res. 461, impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne, 12545 [5JN], 17294 [22JY], 19495 [6AU], 21525 [14AU]
H. Res. 501, appointing House managers for Harry E. Claiborne impeachment trial, 17306 [22JY]
H. Res. 501, impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne, 19495 [6AU]
H. Res. 502, providing for message to Senate relative to impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne, 17306 [22JY]
H. Res. 503, granting authority to House managers in Harry E. Claiborne impeachment trial, 17306 [22JY]
H. Res. 541, consideration of Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act (H.R. 5484), 22650 [10SE]
H. Res. 547, summit meeting to develop program against international terrorism, 27342 [30SE]
H.J. Res. 438, National Child Identification and Safety Information Day, 27499 [1OC]
H.J. Res. 631, White House Conference on Narcotics Abuse and Control, 10208 [8MY]
H.R. 1920 Indian Gaming Control Act, 8179 [21AP]
H.R. 780, Truth in Mileage Act, 28800 [6OC]
H.R. 2998, Victims of Crime Act amendments, 8745 [28AP]
H.R. 3132, regulate manufacture and importation of armor-piercing bullets, 3897 [6MR]
H.R. 3511, amend U.S. Code relative to bribery of bank officials, 1573 [4FE]
H.R. 3826, penalties for sexual molestation of minors on Indian reservations, 8743 [28AP]
H.R. 3911, amend age restrictions for employment in Federal prisons, 205 [21JA]
H.R. 3913, Consumer Fraud Act, 193 [21JA]
H.R. 4137, Airport Security Improvement Act, 2030 [6FE]
H.R. 4151, Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act, 15318-15323 [25JN]
H.R. 4151, Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act, 20542 [11AU]
H.R. 4286, one-time amnesty for tax evasion fines, 3372 [28FE]
H.R. 4332, Federal Firearms Law Reform Act, 6863-6869 [9AP]
H.R. 4418, Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act, 5241-5252 [18MR]
H.R. 4439, Telephone Decency Act, 5348 [18MR]
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. 4700, prohibit U.S. companies from assisting in the production, marketing or distribution of Libyan oil, 8974 [29AP]
H.R. 4718, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, 12106 [3JN]
H.R. 4731, Recreational Boating Safety Act, 28783 [6OC]
H.R. 4745, Sexual Abuse Act, 10276 [12MY]
H.R. 4783, Anti-Kickback Enforcement Act, 29309 [7OC]
H.R. 4801, Sentencing Guidelines Act, 12109 [3JN]
H.R. 4827, civil penalties for fraudulent use of public property or money, 22330-22335 [9SE]
H.R. 4892, Civil RICO Amendments Act, 16292 [26JN]
H.R. 4900, provide for proper administration of justice within Salt River Pima/Maricopa Indian Community, 25420 [23SE]
H.R. 4952, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 14879-14885 [23JN]
H.R. 4980, criminal penalties for vandalizing religious property, 25346 [22SE]
H.R. 5000, Child Protection Act, 12829 [5JN]
H.R. 5103, criminal penalties relative to cocaine abuse, 16267 [26JN]
H.R. 5186, Law Enforcement Risk Reduction Act, 17015 [17JY]
H.R. 5201, Taser Gun Prohibition Act, 16996 [17JY]
H.R. 5237, Drug Abuse Education and Prevention Act, 17687 [24JY]
H.R. 5238, Automated Teller Machine Crime Prevention Act, 18232 [30JY]
H.R. 5445, amend the Organized Crime Control Act, 29297 [7OC], 29308 [10OC]
H.R. 5484, Omnibus Drug Enforcement, Education, and Control Act, 22871-22913 [11SE], 27194-27251 [6OC]
H.R. 5560, Child Sexual Abuse and Pornography Act, 27017 [29SE]
S. 104, regulate manufacture and importation of armor-piercing bullets, 3892 [6MR]
S. 140, Children's Justice Act, 18878 [4AU]
S. 475, require odometer information on certificate of motor vehicle title, 28801 [6OC]
S. 1236, Comprehensive Crime Control Act amendments, 7943-7947 [17AP]
S. 1429, Terrorist Prosecution Act, 2359 [19FE]
S. 1562, civil penalties for fraudulent use of public property or money, 22341-22345 [9SE]
S. 1562, civil penalties in cases of false claims and fraud, 20537-20542 [11AU]
S. 1581, improve legal services to individuals unable to afford representation, 29109 [6OC]
S. 1774, penalties for acts of labor-related violence, 7718, 7729 [16AP]
S. 1818, penalties for sexual molestation of minors on Indian reservations, 8745 [28AP]
S. 1919, Task Force on Elderly Abuse Act, 2361 [19FE]
S. 2005, Inspector General Act, 33739 [18OC]
S. 2011, Drug Enforcement Administration Excepted Service Act, 318 [22JA]
S. 2014, Whistleblower Protection Act, 321-326 [22JA]
S. 2015, Diplomatic Security Act, 398-400 [23JA]
S. 2019, ban construction of new prison facilities at Lorton, VA, 406 [23JA]
S. 2030, Procurement Safeguard Act, 1692 [5FE]
S. 2044, U.S. Marshals Service Act, 1584-1586 [4FE]
S. 2066, Airport Security Improvement Act, 1913 [6FE]
S. 2100, Federal Tax Amnesty and Improved Tax Compliance Act, 2731-2736 [25FE]
S. 2124, Individual Responsibility for Fraud in Defense Procurement Act, 3187 [27FE]
S. 2213, certain military dependents' transportation and medical benefits, 5668 [20MR]
S. 2250, Anti-Kickback Enforcement Act, 6353 [26MR], 23085 [12SE], 29313 [7OC], 31297 [15OC]
S. 2281, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, 7187 [10AP], 27637, 27640 [1OC]
S. 2301, Reform of Federal Intervention in State Proceedings Act, 7394 [14AP]
S. 2302, Exclusionary Rule Limitation Act, 7397 [14AP]
S. 2306, controls against laundering of money acquired from illegal narcotic traffic, 7492-7495 [15AP]
S. 2312, Armed Career Criminal Act amendments, 7698 [16AP]
S. 2322, evaluation of violence on television programs, 7962 [17AP]
S. 2325, reimbursement to State and local governments of expenditures relative to certain investigations and recovery of Federal taxes, 8291 [22AP]
S. 2335, Antiterrorism Act, 7896 [17AP]
S. 2353, model statute for prohibition of drug freebase houses by States, 8291 [22AP]
S. 2401, ban plastic or nonmetallic firearms (S. 2401), 9306 [1MY]
S. 2411, Ballistic Knife Prohibition Act, 9664 [6MY]
S. 2425, clarify provisions of payment relative to criminal fines, 10074 [8MY]
S. 2435, International Intellectual Property Protection and Market Access Act, 10292-10294 [12MY]
S. 2453, funding to combat terrorism, 10755 [15MY]
S. 2468, Antiterrorism and Air Security Act, 11318 [20MY]
S. 2508, clarification of laws relative to protests at foreign embassies in the District of Columbia, 12077 [2JN]
S. 2528, Torture Victim Protection Act, 12950 [6JN]
S. 2531, Bankruptcy Antifraud Act, 13145 [10JN]
S. 2558, Federal Criminal Penalties Inflation Adjustment Act, 13852 [16JN]
S. 2561, amend Controlled Substances Act to increase penalty for employment of persons under age 21 to distribute drugs, 14099 [17JN]
S. 2564, confer jurisdiction of Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Court over certain offenses, 14179 [17JN]
S. 2580, Crack and Cocaine Meaningful Penalties Act, 14822 [20JN]
S. 2640, Office for the Investigation and Prosecution of Terrorist Offenses Against U.S. Citizens Act, 16438 [15JY]
S. 2644, medicaid coverage for illegal aliens, 16441 [15JY]
S. 2677, Health Care Quality Improvement Act, 17247-17249 [22JY]
S. 2699, Juvenile Drug Prevention Act, 17920 [29JY]
S. 2704, EPA study on distribution of cyanide, 18428 [31JY]
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. 2730, Child Protection Forfeiture Amendments Act, 20149 [8AU]
S. 2764, National Drug Interdiction Improvement Act, 21607-21610 [14AU]
S. 2787, Mandatory Crack and Other Drug Penalties Act, 21964 [15AU]
S. 2801, Major Drug Dealer Penalties Enhancement Act, 22504 [10SE]
S. 2802, Drug Money Laundering Prevention Act, 22504 [10SE]
S. 2814, preserve status and jurisdiction of Supreme Court police, 23074 [12SE]
S. 2818, provide for exclusion or deportation of aliens who possessed or used certain illegal drugs, 23096 [12SE]
S. 2828, funds for construction of prisons, 23821 [17SE]
S. 2849, Drug-Free America Act, 25612-25633 [23SE]
S. 2850, Drug Enforcement Act, 25633-25672 [23SE]
S. 2858, require release of certain U.N. files on war crimes prior to U.S. payment, 25683 [23SE]
S. 2867, penalties for vandalism on religious property and injuries of persons practicing their faith, 25841 [24SE]
S. 2878, Anti Drug Abuse Act, 26099-26135 [25SE], 26445 [26SE]
S. 2907, Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act amendment, 29936 [9OC]
S. 2925, allow guards at the strategic petroleum reserve to carry firearms, 30505 [14OC]
S. 2929, prohibit the manufacture, transfer, or importation of certain types of ammunition, 32581 [16OC]
S. 2934, Commission on a Constitutional Amendment Regarding Impeachment Act, 32592 [16OC]
S. Con. Res. 106, rescission of juvenile justice funds appropriated for fiscal year 1986, 1729 [5FE]
S. Con. Res. 168, technical corrections in enrollment of S. 2250, Anti-Kickback Enforcement Act, 31437 [15OC], 32186 [16OC]
S. Res. 297, call on President to convene International Congress on Terrorism, 411 [23JA]
S. Res. 316, production of documents by Subcommittee on Investigations relative to illegal transfers of technology to Vietnam, 1244, 1298 [30JA]
S. Res. 350, investigate murder of Oscar Y. Salvatierra, 2553 [20FE]
S. Res. 360, maintain funding for domestic internal security against terrorism, 3549 [4MR]
S. Res. 373, prosecution of Nazi war criminals, 6563 [27MR]
S. Res. 438, study of Senate rules and precedents applicable to impeachment trials, 15996 [26JN]
S. Res. 439, printing of Procedure and Guidelines for Impeachment Trials in the U.S. Senate, 15996 [26JN]
S. Res. 476, date for proceeding to consideration of articles of impeachment against Harry E. Claiborne, 20921 [12AU], 21152 [13AU]
S. Res. 480, impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne, 21524, 21616 [14AU]
S. Res. 481, impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne, 21524, 21616 [14AU]
S. Res. 487, condemn acts of terrorism in Pakistan and Turkey, 22268, 22304 [8SE], 22419 [9SE]
S. Res. 489, expedite impeachment proceedings in conviction cases, 22589 [10SE]
S. Res. 506, approval of the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials, 30270 [10OC]
S. Res. 514, protect citizens from improper investigation and prosecution practices, 33504 [17OC]
S.J. Res. 222, condemn murder of Leon Klinghoffer by Palestinian terrorists, 6596 [27MR]
S.J. Res. 249, Time of Remembrance, 21229 [13AU]
S.J. Res. 249, Time of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism, 1572 [4FE]
S.J. Res. 256, National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day, 326 [22JA], 14816 [20JN], 19938 [8AU]
S.J. Res. 337, Just Say No to Drugs Week, 9415 [5MY], 10967 [15MY]
S.J. Res. 342, Missing Children Day, 10301 [12MY]
S.J. Res. 362, National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week, 13854 [16JN]
S.J. Res. 364, provide for forfeiture of by government officials and judges when convicted of felonies, 14438 [18JN]
S.J. Res. 370, constitutional amendment on forfeiture of office upon felony conviction of judges, 15987 [26JN]
S.J. Res. 381, call on President to convene a White House Conference on Illicit Drug Use and Control, 17874 [29JY]
Transcript
Tape of Conversation Between Melvin Weinberg and William Rosenberg, 33425-33434 [17OC]
Treaties
Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials, 30272-30274 [10OC]
Writ of Summons
Impeachment of Harry E. Claiborne, 21525 [14AU]
———response of Harry E. Claiborne, 22317 [9SE], 22768 [11SE]
———response of House of Representatives, 23481 [16SE]