COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET (Senate)

Analyses

Estimated Effect of a 1988 Sequester Under the Amended Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Law, 26309-26313 [2OC]

Bills and resolutions

Funding: authorize (see S. Res. 69)

Communications from

Budget resolution: compliance, 27306 (EC1992) [9OC]

Hearings

CBO initial sequester report: (testimony), D721 [15OC]

Construction and operation of U.S. embassies overseas: (testimony), D472 [29JN]

Dept. of Defense budget: (testimony from Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr., Joshua Epstein and Glenn A. Kent), D63 [18FE]

Federal education policy: (testimony from Thomas H. Kean, Charles B. Rood, David Packard, and Marc S. Tucker), D62 [17FE]

Gramm-Rudman budget proposals: (testimony), D510 [14JY]

Preparation for reporting first concurrent resolution on fiscal year 1988 budget, D26 [22JA]

———(testimony from Caspar W. Weinberger, Sec. of Defense), D12 [13JA]

———(testimony from Erich Bloch, Alvin W. Trivelpiece, and Ian M. Ross), D50 [4FE]

———(testimony from George P. Shultz, Sec. of State), D29 [26JA]

———(testimony from James C. Miller III), D7 [7JA]

———(testimony from John S.R. Shad, Edward Fleishman, Martin Feldstein, and Alan Greenspan), D67 [19FE]

———(testimony from Joseph A. Califano, Jr., Uwe E. Reinhardt, and Stuart H. Altman), D82 [25FE]

———(testimony from Paul A. Volcker), D77 [24FE]

———(testimony from Richard E. Lyng), D22 [21JA]

———(testimony from William J. Bennett), D14 [14JA]

Preparation for reporting concurrent resolution on fiscal year 1988 budget, focusing on credit reform: (testimony from Joseph R. Wright, James Blum, and Frederick D. Wolf), D109 [4MR]

Preparation for reporting the concurrent resolution on the fiscal year 1988 budget, focusing on international competitiveness and trade: (testimony from Lester C. Thurow, Pat Choate, and Robert C. Holland), D91 [26FE]

President's proposed budget, D66 [19FE]

Letters

National defense spending: Senator Nunn, 4400 [26FE]

Lists

Staff regular floor privileges, 17223 [24JN]

Meetings

Budget resolutions, D244 [8AP]

Budget waivers, D37 [29JA]

Congressional Budget Act amendment requiring an analysis of the budget impact on international competitiveness of U.S. business to be included in the report of the Committee on the Budget, D286 [27AP]

Fiscal year 1988 Federal budget, D155 [17MR], D163 [18MR], D171 [19MR], D182 [23MR], D185 [24MR], D198 [26MR], D207 [30MR], D211 [31MR], D218 [1AP]

Operating expenses (S. Res. 69), D16 [16JA]

Notices

Reports filed, 2320 [29JA]

Remarks in House

Congressional budget, 26231 [1OC]

Reports: permission to file, 16639 [18JN]

Remarks in Senate

Budget: status report, 8675 [9AP]

Reports

Foreign Travel Expenditures, 7940 [3AP], 36192 [18DE]

Funding (S. Res. 69), 1381 [16JA]

Potential Effects of a Sequester Under the Amended Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Law, 28276-28283 [16OC]

Status of the Budget, 11566 [6MY], 12315 [13MY], 13271 [20MY], 14163 [29MY]

Reports filed

Congressional Budget Act Waiver: (S. Res. 242), 20987 [23JY]

Congressional Budget for Fiscal Years 1988-91 (S. Con. Res. 48) (S. Rept 100-40), 9120 [21AP]

Congressional Budget for Fiscal Years 1988-91 (S. Con. Res. 49-51), 9120 [21AP]

Rules

Procedure, 6124 [18MR], 6695 [24MR]

Tables

Committee authority and outlay allocations pursuant to sec. 302 of the Congressional Budget Act, 26196 [1OC]

Scoring of Depts. of Commerce, Justice, and State appropriations bill, 28088 [15OC]

———H.R. 2712, Dept. of the Interior appropriations, 25591 [29SE]

———H.R. 2714, legislative branch spending totals, 25848 [30SE]

———H.R. 2890, transportation spending totals, 29626 [28OC]

Testimonies

Restoring the U.S. Competitive Edge: Donald R. Hughes, 8468 [8AP]

Texts of

S. Res. 69, authorizing expenditures, 1409 [16JA]