PANAMA, REPUBLIC OF

Addresses

Enigma of U.S. Foreign Policy: Ulric Haynes, Jr., 13482-13485 [6JN]

Amendments

Democracy: restoration (S. Con. Res. 140), 27067, 27112, 27115 [30SE]

Economic assistance (S. Con. Res. 140), 27067, 27112, 27115 [30SE]

Articles and editorials

Backwards Strategy—The Campaign Against Noriega Misfires, 8634 [25AP]

Bank Charged in Drug Scheme, 30778 [14OC]

Bank Is Charged by U.S. With Money-Laundering, 30775-30776 [14OC]

Bush and the Secret Noriega Report, 29626-29628 [7OC]

Calm Amid the Rhetorical Bombs, 13876 [8JN]

Consent to Disaster—1977 Panama Treaties, 21567-21573 [10AU]

Crisis in Panama Hits Middle Class—Many Professionals Are Out of Jobs as the Depression Caused by U.S. Grows, 25246 [23SE]

Dancing With Dictators, 2430 [23FE]

Disinformation Abounds on Panama Canal Issue, 18941 [26JY]

Drug of Anti-Communism, 3013 [2MR]

Drugs, Money, and Death, 1347 [9FE]

Get Noriega, Not Panama, 9810 [3MY]

Helping Noriega Out With the Gringos, 8491 [22AP]

Hope Fades for Panama's Economy, 10562 [11MY]

Human-Rights Mockery—U.N. Elects Cuba and Panama, 18738 [26JY]

Humiliated by Noriega, 9305 [28AP]

Indicted Bank Had Links to Carter, 30776 [14OC]

Let's Use a Little Diplomacy in Panama, 8635 [25AP]

Marxist Brigade Infiltrates Panama To Defend Noriega, 11115 [16MY]

Meanwhile, in Nearby Panama, 1345 [9FE]

Noriega Appears To Be Prevailing in General Strike—Tax Payments by Some U.S. Companies Are Reported, 6154 [31MR]

Noriega Situation an Embarrassment, 11769 [19MY]

Noriega's Ouster a Fiasco—Ford, 15148 [17JN]

Noriega—The Big Ditch in Panama, 2678 [29FE]

Panama Canal Deal, Plus 10, 22367 [11AU]

Panama's Ambassador Sosa Defying Noriega, 6192 [31MR]

Panama's Noriega Indicted in U.S., 1346 [9FE]

Panama's Poor Bear Brunt of Crisis, 5264 [25MR]

Panama—Why Not a Negotiated Settlement?, 9610 [29AP]

President Is Said To Order CIA To Press Actions To Oust Noriega, 19546 [28JY]

Pressure, Fresh Dollars Help Noriega Break Strike—Hard Currency Obtained by Government Includes Payments From U.S. Companies, 6155 [31MR]

Probing Noriega Drug Connection, 2634 [26FE]

Report Alleges Human Rights Abuses in Panama, 8636 [25AP]

Seized Honduran Faces Hearing, 11768 [19MY]

Shadow of Cuba Grows in Panama, 11116 [16MY]

U.S. Economic Warfare Brings Disaster to Panama, 13966 [9JN]

U.S. Links Bank to Drug Cartel—Tampa Indictments Allege $32 Million in Profits Laundered, 30778 [14OC]

U.S. Says Panama Is Harassing GI's, 26859 [30SE]

What We Should Have Said, 14725 [15JN]

Bills and resolutions

Delvalle, Eric A.: recognize as President of Panama and call for dismissal of Manuel A. Noriega (see H. Res. 399)

———support (see H. Res. 397, H. Con. Res. 255)

Democracy: restoration (see S. Con. Res. 140; S.J. Res. 267)

———transition (see S. Con. Res. 108; H.R. 4783)

Economic assistance (see S. Con. Res. 140)

Foreign trade: sanctions (see S. 2121)

FRS: electronic fund transfers between U.S. and Panamanian banks (see H. Con. Res. 257)

Immigration: permit U.S. entry of certain Cuban or Nicaraguan nationals residing in Panama (see H.R. 4487)

International Emergency Economic Act: use against Manuel A. Noriega in Panama (see S. Res. 403)

Noriega, Manuel A.: apprehension and prosecution (see H. Con. Res. 302)

———resignation (see H. Con. Res. 243)

Panama Canal: abrogate certain treaties and repeal certain legislation (see S. Con. Res. 138; H. Con. Res. 281, 354)

———future security (see H. Res. 423)

———hold in escrow, payments by U.S. due under treaty provisions (see H.R. 4126)

———suspend treaties (see S. 2588)

Taxation: creditability of taxes paid by U.S. companies (see S. 2249)

U.N. Human Rights Commission: membership (see S. Con. Res. 124)

U.S. policy (see H. Con. Res. 248)

———Presidential report relative to the stability of the Government (see H. Con. Res. 326)

———sanctions (see S. 2134; H.R. 4122)

Chronologies

GAO contacts with executive branch agencies and officials on drug trafficking by high-level officials of friendly nations, 22085 [11AU]

Documents

Operation C-Chase: Customs Service, 30771-30775 [14OC]

Letters

British Petroleum Oil Co. request: Juan B. Sosa, Ambassador, 5087 [23MR]

CIA activities in Panama: Senator Helms, 2286 [23FE]

Economic sanctions against Panama: Donnald K. Anderson, 31220 [18OC]

Manuel Noriega's alleged drug activities: Arnold P. Jones, GAO, 22086 [11AU]

———Frank C. Conahan, GAO, 22086 [11AU]

———John Anderson and Arnold P. Jones, GAO, 22086 [11AU]

———John L. Helgerson, CIA, 22092 [11AU]

———Joseph E. Kelly, GAO (sundry), 22086 [11AU]

———Nancy R. Kingsbury, GAO, 22086-22091 [11AU]

———Nicholas Rostow, NSC, 22091 [11AU]

———Roger B. Feldman, Dept. of State, 22092 [11AU]

OAS charter and U.S. policy toward Panama: J. Edward Fox, Dept. of State, 13640 [7JN]

———Representative Hamilton, 13639 [7JN]

U.S. families living in Panama: Representative Tauzin, 5877 [30MR]

Lists

Controversial provisions of Panama Canal Treaty, 22322 [10AU]

Messages

National Emergency Relative to Panama: President Reagan, 30866 [14OC]

Papers

Legal Problems With the 1977 Panama Canal Treaties, 21639 [10AU]

Panama Canal Treaties—Legal Myths and Political Realities, 21640 [10AU]

Press releases

Crane calls for abrogation of canal treaties, 21639 [10AU]

Remarks in House

CIA: accusations by Senator Gore, 7302 [19AP]

Communism: investigation proves Marxist background, 2971-2979 [2MR]

Delvalle, Eric A.: recognize as President of Panama and call for dismissal of Manuel A. Noriega (H. Res. 399), 3641-3646 [10MR], 4366 [17MR]

Democracy: support transition (H.R. 4703), 12556 [26MY], 19791 [1AU]

Dukakis, Michael S.: statement on payments to Manuel A. Noriega, 19798 [2AU]

Economic conditions: recovery program, 10562 [11MY]

Foreign relations: Presidential report relative to the stability of the Government (H. Con. Res. 326), 16530 [29JN]

Narcotics: government involvement in drug trafficking, 2744, 2746, 2756, 2757 [1MR], 2914 [2MR], 3026 [2MR], 3575, 3577 [9MR], 4079, 4092 [16MR], 4214 [17MR], 4819 [22MR], 5554, 5555 [29MR], 5670 [29MR], 9549 [29AP], 9610 [29AP], 9810 [3MY], 10580, 10581, 10585, 10654 [12MY], 11259 [17MY], 11768 [19MY], 12202 [24MY], 25824-25826 [27SE], 29981 [12OC], 32361 [20OC]

Noriega, Manuel A.: dismissal (H. Con. Res. 243), 2441 [24FE], 9504 [28AP]

———indictment, 1345 [9FE]

———U.S. pressure to leave, 5979, 5983 [31MR]

Panama Canal: abrogate certain treaties and repeal certain legislation (H. Con. Res. 354), 22322 [10AU], 22365 [11AU]

———future security (H. Res. 423), 5875 [30MR]

———hold in escrow, payments by U.S. due under treaty provisions (H.R. 4126), 3609 [9MR]

———U.S. policy, 18941 [26JY]

———U.S. withdrawal from treaties (H. Con. Res. 281), 7010 [14AP]

U.N. Commission on Human Rights: removing Cuba and Panama (H. Con. Res. 313), 13218 [1JN], 14057 [9JN]

U.S. citizens and military personnel: security, 5633 [29MR], 27290 [30SE]

U.S. policy, 14157 [10JN], 14725 [15JN], 19681-19684 [1AU], 28495 [5OC]

Remarks in Senate

CIA: activities in Panama, 2286 [23FE]

Democracy: restoration (S.J. Res. 267), 2677 [29FE], 27115 [30SE]

———restoration (S. Con. Res. 140), 21950 [11AU], 27112 [30SE]

———transition (S. Con. Res. 108), 5259-5269 [25MR]

———transition (S. Con. Res. 108), unanimous-consent agreement, 5234 [24MR]

Dept. of Defense: Panamanian Defense Force, 11114-11119 [16MY]

Economic assistance, 5259-5269 [25MR], 17197 [7JY], 21950 [11AU], 27112 [30SE]

Economic conditions: effects of U.S. sanctions, 13965 [9JN]

Foreign relations: imposing sanctions (S. 2134), 3172-3176 [3MR]

International Emergency Economic Act: use against Manuel A. Noriega in Panama (S. Res. 403), 6046-6048 [31MR]

Narcotics: government involvement in drug trafficking, 1919 [22FE], 2634 [26FE], 2796, 2862 [2MR], 6054, 6056, 6192 [31MR], 6276 [11AP], 8491 [22AP], 8632 [25AP], 11951, 11953 [23MY], 12336 [25MY], 12700 [26MY], 13527 [7JN], 15148 [17JN]

Noriega, Manuel A.: dismissal (H. Con. Res. 243), 5123 [24MR]

———indictment, 1073 [4FE], 11205 [17MY]

———unlawful leadership, 2292 [23FE]

Panama Canal: abrogate certain treaties and repeal certain legislation (S. Con. Res. 138), 21639 [10AU]

———suspend treaties (S. 2588), 16361 [29JN]

———U.S. position, 7101 [18AP]

Political situation, 5785 [30MR], 6823 [14AP]

Reagan, President: prompt report on presence of Soviet, Cuban, or Nicaraguan combat forces, 9302 [28AP], 9304-9306 [28AP]

Taxation: creditability of taxes paid by U.S. companies (S. 2249), 6154 [31MR]

U.S. policy, 6276 [11AP], 8398 [21AP], 25246 [23SE]

U.S. soldiers: presence, 26859 [30SE]

Reports filed

Democracy in Panama: Committee on Foreign Relations (S.J. Res. 267), 3414 [4MR]

———Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 140), 25685 [27SE]

Statements

Central America and the Caribbean: AFL-CIO, 2759 [1MR]

Democracy in Panama: Eric A. Delvalle and Roderick Esquivel, 5263 [25MR]

Internal Situation in Panama Under Noriega: Gabriel Lewis, 27114 [30SE]

Panama Canal Treaty: James B. Allen, 6054 [31MR]

Pastoral Message: Catholic bishops of Panama, 8633 [25AP]

Support for President Eric A. Delvalle: Panamanian Political Parties and the National Civic Crusade, 5261, 5263 [25MR]

Use of Military Force to Prevent Closing of Panama Canal: Senator DeConcini, 3643 [10MR]

Testimonies

Panamanian Government Involvement in Drug Trafficking: Norman Bailey, 25825 [27SE]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 326, Presidential report relative to the stability of the Government, 16530 [29JN]

H. Res. 399, recognize Eric A. Delvalle as President of Panama and call for dismissal of Manuel A. Noriega, 3641 [10MR]

H.R. 4256, temporary authority to certain employees of the Panama Canal Commission relative to certain purchases in Panama, 5879 [30MR]

S. 2134, imposing sanctions on Panama, 3172 [3MR]

S. 2249, creditability of taxes paid to Panama by U.S. companies, 6154 [31MR]

S. Con. Res. 108, transition to democracy, 5214 [24MR]

S. Con. Res. 124, U.N. Human Rights Commission membership, 14029 [9JN]

S. Con. Res. 138, abrogate certain treaties and repeal certain legislation relative to the Panama Canal, 21638 [10AU]

S. Con. Res. 140, restoration of democracy and economic assistance, 21950 [11AU], 27115 [30SE]

S. Res. 403, use International Emergency Economic Act against Manuel A. Noriega in Panama, 6047, 6182 [31MR]

S.J. Res. 267, support democracy in Panama, 2678 [29FE], 5260 [25MR]