McCONNELL, MITCH (a Senator from Kentucky)

Addresses

American-Israel Public Affairs Committee Policy Conference: by, 11512 [18MY]

Affidavits

Registered Missouri Federal election campaigns: Daniel J. McVey, 2155 [23FE]

Amendments offered by, to

Appropriations: emergency supplemental (H.R. 5026), 21502, 21647 [10AU]

Civil liberties: clarify antidiscrimination provisions (S. 557), 267 [27JA], 422 [28JA]

Dept. of Agriculture: making appropriations (H.R. 4784), 19613, 19629, 19648, 19650 [29JY]

Dept. of Defense: authorizing appropriations (S. 2355), 11043 [13MY], 11174 [16MY]

Drugs: manufacturing, distribution, and use of illegal (H.R. 5210), 30727, 30736, 30919 [14OC]

Government contractors: prevent conflict of interest by former Federal officers or employees (S. 237), 7242, 7268 [19AP]

High-Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act: enact (S. 79), 4581-4584 [21MR], 4941, 4946 [23MR], 5140, 5215 [24MR]

Industry: notification of plant closings and mass layoffs (S. 2527), 15814 [23JN], 16016, 16053 [27JN]

Minimum Wage Restoration Act: enact (S. 837), 24573 [20SE]

Omnibus Antidrug Abuse Act: enact (S. 2205), 4952 [23MR]

Omnibus Anti-Substance Abuse Act: enact (S. 2852), 29810-29812 [11OC]

Tax Reform Act: technical corrections (S. 2238), 29296, 29392 [7OC]

Analyses

Anti-Public Corruption Act (S. 2531), 15045 [17JN]

Articles and editorials

Americans Shift Into Toyota Gear—Catching the Company Spirit Precedes Kentucky Plant Debut, Fred Hiatt, Washington (DC) Post, 3946 [15MR]

Are the Candidates Worth Your $100 Million in Taxes? Mary Meehan, Washington (DC) Post, 2156-2158 [23FE]

Bellevue Divorcee Wins National Award, Peggy Kreimer, Covington (KY) Kentucky Post, 24236 [16SE]

Butler Leaving Ninth & O Baptist To Head Bible College, Clarence Matthews, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 10473 [11MY]

California Voters Split on Measures for Election Funds, Jill Bettner, Wall Street Journal, 15211 [20JN]

Campaign Reform Fraud, Robert J. Samuelson, Newsweek (magazine), 2161 [23FE]

Campaign Spending Is Good for Democracy, by, Washington (DC) Post, 15997 [27JN]

Campaign Spinach, Washington (DC) Post, 7110 [18AP]

Caring Physician, Covington (KY) Kentucky Post, 272 [27JA]

Channel 15's Curtin Rising, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 6475 [12AP]

Clay Grand Jury Indicts 6 in Vote-Fraud, William Keesler, 24147 [16SE]

Closing the Mandel Loophole, by, Washington (DC) Post, 15044 [17JN], 24151 [16SE]

Convictions Overturned in Mandel Raceway Case, Paul W. Valentine, 15043 [17JN], 24150 [16SE]

Counseling a Presidential Campaign, Lyn Oliphant and Patricia Fiori, Federal Bar News and Journal, 1765 [18FE], 2147 [23FE], 15998-16000 [27JN]

Dukakis Fund-Raiser Aims for Advantage in Fall Campaign, Washington (DC) Post, 15997 [27JN]

Eyes Have It, 4449 [18MR]

Family Makes Minish & Potts a Blooming Success, Judith Berzof, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 19101 [27JY]

Farmer, GOP Activist John O. Hill Dies, Kentucky New Era (publication), 14606 [15JN]

Film To Chart the Dream That Built, Guided School, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 13607 [7JN]

Firm Seizes Opportunity for Growth, Susan Tompor, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 19438 [28JY]

Flickering Interest in Politics Led to National Involvement for Barton, Teresa J. Hill, Corbin (KY) Corbin! This Week (newspaper), 5319 [25MR]

For 1986 Races in 5 States, $3.3 Million ``Soft Money''—Corporate Gifts Augmented by $500,000 in National Funds—Critics See Major Loophole, Charles R. Babcock, Washington (DC) Post, 15212 [20JN]

Fund-Raisers Gear Up for Fall Race—Campaign May Cost Double the Amount of Public Money, Charles R. Babcock, Washington (DC) Post, 16000 [27JN]

Glass Ends ``Love Affair'' With Belle, Steps Down as Chairman, Leslie Scanlon, 276 [27JA]

GOP Chairman in Knox Accused of Election Fraud, Bill Estep, Lexington (KY) Herald Leader, 15041 [17JN]

GOP Gives Family Tree a Shake, Tom Williams, Covington (KY) Kentucky Post, 12098 [24MY]

Greenup Native Awaits Senate Action on EPA Appointment, Mark Wigfield, Ashland (KY) Independent, 2905 [2MR]

Handy Is Named Commonwealth's Attorney of the Year at Conference, Susan Davis, Corbin (KY) Times-Tribune, 23763 [14SE]

Harvesting in Annual Report Season, Ric Manning, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 6953 [14AP]

Hatcher National GOP Voting Delegate, Mark Holloway, Providence (KY) Journal-Enterprise, 11669 [19MY]

High Court Opinion Could Jeopardize Other Fraud Cases, Ruth Marcus, 15043 [17JN], 24150 [16SE]

Ice Cream Chain Is a Hot Property, Calvin Miller, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 20603 [4AU]

Jackson Campaign Fined, Washington (DC) Times, 1497 [17FE]

Laurel Science Teacher Wins Presidential Award for Motivating Students, Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader, 28959 [6OC]

Loyalty to Party Is Rewarded—Kenton Republican To Have Tea With Nancy Reagan, Dave Beasley, Cincinnati (OH) Enquirer, 12013 [23MY]

Made in Kentucky, Joseph S. Stroud, Jim Jordan and Shelia M. Poole, Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader, 11055 [13MY]

Marathon Men—In the Race for the Ultimate Prize, It's on Your Mark, Get Set, Raise Money, Brooks Jackson, Wall Street Journal, 1497 [17FE]

Marion's Economic Hero Dies After Honor—Man-of-the-Year Downey Collapses After Banquet, Joe Walker and Bruce Gardner, Paducah (KY) Sun, 10849 [12MY]

McConnell's Bill Is Worth a Try, Jim Paxton, Paducah (KY) Sun, 15042 [17JN], 24149 [16SE]

Meagher Ends It With Bronze—And Respect, Rick Bozich, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 25710 [27SE]

Minor Candidate Gets U.S. Funds—Decision on LaRouche Is Delayed, Richard L. Berke, New York (NY) Times, 1496 [17FE]

Mr. Keating's Soft Money, Washington (DC) Post, 15212 [20JN]

One Peace-Keeper Not Free to Celebrate, Richard Homan, Washington (DC) Post, 28108 [4OC]

Penny Jones Devotes Her Energies to Keeping ``This Old House Around,'' Martha Elson, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 11181 [16MY]

Politics of Contra Aid, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 3953 [15MR]

Presidential Candidates Find No Cure for ``Absentee Legislator Syndrome,'' Clifford D. May, New York (NY) Times, 1496 [17FE]

Public Financing of Presidential Campaigns, David Broder, Washington (DC) Post, 1494 [17FE]

Residents Mourn Two Deaths, Cadiz (KY) Record, 14999 [16JN]

Send Most PAC's Packing, Brooks Jackson, Wall Street Journal, 24791 [22SE]

Six Indicted in Clay Co. on 53 Counts of Vote Fraud, Corbin (KY) Times-Tribune, 24147 [16SE]

Stan the Man—The Guy Who Feeds the Poor Has a Hunger to Serve, Bob Deitel, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 20865 [8AU]

Suit Says Vote-Buying in Clay Decided Race, Gil Lawson, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, 15041 [17JN]

Tax Money in Political Campaigns, Walter J. McCaffrey, New York (NY) Times, 2156 [23FE]

$28.7 Million Sent to 1988 Campaigns, Amy Bayer, Washington (DC) Times, 1495 [17FE]

United Nations Forces Win Nobel Peace Prize—Award Signifies Restoration of Organization's Prestige Around World, Karen DeYoung, Washington (DC) Post, 28107 [4OC]

Vote Fraud Roundup, Frankfort (KY) State Journal, 24148 [16SE]

Well-Known Restaurateur Ed Hasenour Dies at 77, Everett J. Mitchell II, 1134 [4FE]

What America Makes Best, Christopher Knowlton, Fortune (magazine), 11052 [13MY]

Bills and resolutions introduced by

B'nai B'rith: establish district office in Moscow (see S. Res. 372), 523 [1FE]

Campaign Broadcast Discount Act: enact (see S. 2627), 17537 [11JY]

Crime and criminals: create a criminal offense for public corruption (see S. 2531), 15123 [17JN]

Federal Campaign Reform Act: enact (see S. 2323), 8753 [26AP]

Kentucky: use unobligated abandoned land mine funds to provide clean water for Butler County residents (see S. 2542), 15367 [21JN]

Political campaigns: purchase of broadcasting time by candidates (see S. 2657), 18761 [26JY]

Presidential Election Reform Act: enact (see S. 2590), 16359 [29JN]

South Africa: banning of political activity (see S. Res. 384), 2612 [26FE]

Bills and resolutions introduced by, as cosponsor

Agriculture: soybean price supports (see S. 2135), 3414 [4MR]

American Heritage Trust: establish to protect natural, historical, cultural, and recreational heritage (see S. 2199), 20592 [4AU]

Anti-Corruption Act: enact (see S. 2793), 23951 [15SE]

Bay St. Louis, MS: John C. Stennis Space Center (S. 2216) (see S. 2216), 4971 [27AP]

Biden, Senator: return (see S. Res. 465), 21913 [11AU]

Biennial Budget Act: enact (see S. 2478), 23170 [9SE]

Byrd, Senator: commend for exemplary service to the Senate (see S. Res. 485), 27464 [3OC]

Camp David, MD: 10th anniversary of Israeli-Egyptian accords (see S. Con. Res. 142), 23526 [13SE]

Children: protect from sexual exploitation (see S. 2021), 6176 [31MR]

Coins and coinage: modernize designs with one side having bicentennial of Constitution theme (see S. 1776), 10153 [9MY]

Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act: amend relative to operation of certain farm and firefighting vehicles (see S. 2116), 2867 [2MR]

Crime and criminals: death penalty for intentional killing of a law enforcement officer and certain drug offenses (see S. 2206), 4884 [23MR]

———penalties for those convicted of drug-related murders (see S. 2455), 12983 [27MY]

Crime Victims Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 234), 2365 [23FE]

Dennis Chavez Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 206), 666 [2FE]

Dept. of Agriculture: improve child nutrition and food stamp programs (see S. 2560), 18772 [26JY]

Drought Assistance Act: enact (see S. 2631), 17703 [12JY]

Drug Free America Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 329), 12717 [26MY]

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act: amend (see S. 2035), 2881 [2MR]

International Conference on Combating Illegal Drug Production, Trafficking, and Use in the Western Hemisphere: establish (see S. Res. 442), 15136 [17JN]

Iraq: condemn use of chemical weapons (see S. Res. 408), 6445 [12AP]

Johnson, Claudia Taylor (Lady Bird): tribute (see S. Res. 422), 9357 [28AP]

Labor: advance notification of major employment reductions (see S. 2376), 13600 [7JN]

Lindelof, Jim: Presidential Medal of Freedom (see S. Con. Res. 103), 18772 [26JY]

Lower Mississippi Delta Development Act: enact (see S. 2836), 25686 [27SE]

Lower Mississippi Delta Development Commission: establish (see S. 2246), 13599 [7JN]

Motor vehicles: requirements for operating commercial will not apply to certain agricultural and firefighting vehicles (see S. 2258), 6468 [12AP]

National Agriculture Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 265), 2315 [23FE]

National Child Abuse Prevention Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 246), 539 [1FE]

National Day of Prayer: designate (see S. 1378), 2881 [2MR]

National Drug Abuse Resistance Education Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 295), 7067 [15AP]

National Historically Black Colleges Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 290), 6297 [11AP]

National POW/MIA Recognition Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 330), 12983 [27MY]

National Recognition of the Accomplishments of Women in the Workforce Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 331), 13470 [6JN]

National Safe Kids Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 240), 2366 [23FE]

National School Lunch Act: amend (see S. 2156), 5534 [29MR]

National Teacher Appreciation Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 355), 23959 [15SE]

National Week of Recognition and Remembrance for Those Who Served in the Korean War: designate (see S.J. Res. 318), 12093 [24MY]

Nicaragua: assistance to Contras (see S.J. Res. 276), 4436 [18MR]

Olympic games: commend Republic of Korea (see S. Res. 462), 21590 [10AU]

Omnibus Antidrug Abuse Act: enact (see S. 2205), 4884 [23MR]

Omnibus Anti-Substance Abuse Act: enact (see S. 2852), 27464 [3OC]

Pornography: child protection and obscenity enforcement (see S. 2033), 1082 [4FE]

Public and Tax-Exempt Employees Deferred Compensation Act: enact (see S. 2480), 17369 [8JY]

Radio: support for amateur radio and amateur radio frequency allocations (see S. Con. Res. 127), 29377 [7OC]

Runaway and Homeless Youth Act: extend authorization of appropriations (see S. 2506), 16053 [27JN]

Senate: execution of arrest warrants compelling the attendance of absent Members (see S. Res. 390), 3165 [3MR]

Shapiro, Lee: Presidential Medal of Freedom (see S. Con. Res. 103), 18772 [26JY]

Soviet Union: agricultural trade agreement (see S. Res. 377), 5534 [29MR]

States: promote nondiscrimination in medical licensure and medical reciprocity standards (see S. 1868), 25934 [28SE]

Taxation: delay imposition on diesel and aviation fuels (see S. 2210), 4884 [23MR]

———exempt diesel fuel used for farming purposes (see S. 2003), 2734 [1MR]

———expedite consideration of diesel fuel tax (see S. Res. 418), 8374 [21AP]

———issuance of mortgage bonds and credit certificates (see S. 1522), 5315 [25MR]

———repealing the uniform capitalization rules relative to farm animals (see S. 2129), 3165, 3179 [3MR]

———rules concerning livestock proceeds (see S. 2609), 16360 [29JN]

Temporary Emergency Food Assistance Program: effective means of distributing surplus commodities to needy (see S. Res. 413), 7264 [19AP]

Textile industry and fabrics: remedy injury caused by imports (see S. 2662), 20725 [5AU]

Thornton, Charles E.: Presidential Medal of Freedom (see S. Con. Res. 103), 18772 [26JY]

VA: establish as executive department (see S. 533), 31 [25JA]

Cloture motions

Crime and criminals: penalties for those convicted of drug-related murders (S. 2455), 13748 [8JN], 14004 [9JN]

Commentaries

Question of Power—Judicial Reviews of Congressional Rules of Procedure: Gregory F. Van Tatenhove, 22888-22898 [8SE]

Court decisions

Buckley v. Valeo, 2153 [23FE], 8337 [21AP], 8457 [22AP]

Federal election campaign spending limitations: Supreme Court, 1908 [22FE]

Letters

Anti-Corruption Act: Richard L. Thornburgh, Attorney General, 24152 [16SE]

Campaign finance restrictions: Fred Wertheimer, 7109 [18AP]

Classification of anhydrous ammonia as poisonous gas: by, 17606 [12JY]

Opinions

Public funding program for Federal elections: Dept. of Justice (sundry excerpts), 2153 [23FE]

Remarks by, on

Alice Lloyd College, KY: tribute, 13607 [7JN]

Anti-Corruption Act: enact (S. 2793), 23955 [15SE], 24147, 24148, 24151 [16SE]

Arizona: conservation of natural resources (S. 2840), 32166 [20OC]

Ashland Oil Inc.: multimedia dropout prevention campaign, 22883 [8SE]

B'nai B'rith: establish district office in Moscow (S. Res. 372), 541 [1FE]

Campaign Broadcast Discount Act: enact (S. 2627), 17539 [11JY]

Carrollton, KY: bus tragedy, 11422 [18MY], 12736 [26MY]

Central America: peace initiative, 3952 [15MR]

Civil liberties: clarify antidiscrimination provisions (S. 557), veto, 4648 [22MR]

Committees of the Senate: omnibus funding (S. Res. 381), 2585 [26FE]

Congress: judicial review of rules of procedure, 22888 [8SE]

Congressional budget: setting forth for 1989-91 (S. Con. Res. 113), 6550 [13AP]

Courts: appointment of bankruptcy judges (H.R. 4064), 31025 [14OC]

Crime and criminals: create a criminal offense for public corruption (S. 2531), 15041, 15045 [17JN]

Dept. of Agriculture: making appropriations (H.R. 4784), 19617 [29JY]

Drought Assistance Act: enact (H.R. 5015), conference report, 20777 [8AU]

———enact (S. 2631), 19301 [28JY]

Drugs: manufacturing, distribution, and use of illegal (H.R. 5210), 30726, 30738, 30750, 30767 [14OC]

Drunken driving: Surgeon General should declare a national crisis (H. Con. Res. 276), 29832 [11OC]

Elections: constitutional amendment on contributions and expenditures (S.J. Res. 282), 7108, 7113, 7115, 7116, 7121, 7136 [18AP], 8324, 8327, 8329, 8333, 8334, 8336, 8340, 8341 [21AP], 8454, 8456, 8457, 8458, 8460 [22AP]

———ban candidate solicitations to repay loan, 7242, 7243 [19AP]

———campaign finance reform, 15997 [27JN], 26027 [28SE]

———purchase of broadcasting time by candidates (S. 2657), 18766 [26JY]

Entrecept, Inc., Louisville, KY: tribute, 20603 [4AU]

Fair Labor Standards Act: assure minimum health benefits for all U.S. workers (S. 1265), 7165 [18AP]

Federal Election Campaign Act: amend (S. 2), 1481, 1484, 1491-1500, 1503-1507, 1509 [17FE], 1757, 1761, 1762, 1763, 1767 [18FE], 1823, 1824, 1831 [19FE], 1906 [22FE], 1996, 1999, 2144, 2150, 2151-2163, 2267 [23FE], 2570, 2571, 2576, 2585 [26FE], 7108, 7113, 7115, 7116, 7121, 7136 [18AP], 15211-15213 [20JN], 24791 [22SE]

Fetter Printing Co.: tribute, 6953 [14AP]

Fire prevention: review of public land management policies (S. Res. 510), 32168 [20OC]

Foreign Assistance Act: disapproval of certification by President (S.J. Res. 268), 6896 [14AP]

———disapproving certification by President (S.J. Res. 292), 6891 [14AP]

Frederick Douglass Memorial and Historical Association: increasing number of trustees (H.R. 4236), 32166 [20OC]

Government contractors: prevent conflict of interest by former Federal officers or employees (S. 237), 7242, 7243 [19AP]

Group Financial Partners, Inc.: tribute, 19437 [28JY]

High-Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act: enact (S. 79), 5140, 5145, 5147, 5149, 5166, 5215 [24MR], 5460 [29MR]

Honduras: deployment of U.S. troops, 4449 [18MR]

Housing: revise procedures for enforcement of civil rights (H.R. 1158), 19895 [2AU]

IBM Corp.: Writing to Read Program, 23552 [13SE]

Idaho: conservation of natural resources (S. 2840), 32166 [20OC]

Industry: enhance competitiveness (H.R. 3), conference report, 8880 [27AP]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: ratification, 11608 [19MY]

Jews: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 2384 [23FE]

Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act: law-related education program funding, 31610 [18OC]

Kentucky: contributions to industrial development, 11051 [13MY]

———Toyota Motor Manufacturing plant, 3946 [15MR]

———use unobligated abandoned land mine funds to provide clean water for Butler County residents (S. 2542), 15368 [21JN]

Lawyers: Sue for a Million award, 14217-14219 [13JN]

Lein, Evgeny: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 2384 [23FE]

Leslie County, KY: tribute to volunteer literacy tutors, 25979 [28SE]

Louisville, KY: tribute to Minish & Potts, Inc., 19101 [27JY]

Medicare Catastrophic Protection Act: enact (H.R. 2470), conference report, 13726 [8JN]

Mines and mineral resources: efforts to improve the domestic uranium industry (S. 2097), 5716 [30MR]

Narcotics: traffic, 6896 [14AP]

Nicaragua: incursion into Honduras, 4449 [18MR]

Omnibus Antidrug Abuse Act: enact (S. 2205), 6311 [11AP]

Omnibus Anti-Substance Abuse Act: enact (S. 2852), 32638 [21OC]

Parental and Medical Leave Act: enact (S. 2488), 25914 [28SE]

Pornography: child protection and obscenity enforcement (S. 2033), 25914 [28SE]

Presidential Election Reform Act: enact (S. 2590), 16363 [29JN]

PTA: commend Kentucky Congress, 6310 [11AP], 8649 [25AP]

Public broadcasting: amend and extend authorization of appropriations (H.R. 4118), 32166 [20OC]

Public Health Service Act: assure minimum health benefits for all U.S. workers (S. 1265), 7165 [18AP]

Schlechter, Wilhelm J., and family: relief (S. 1842), 32166 [20OC]

Elections: election campaign funding (S. 2), 1481, 1484, 1491-1500, 1503-1507, 1509 [17FE], 1757, 1761, 1762, 1763, 1767 [18FE], 1823, 1824, 1831 [19FE], 1906 [22FE], 1996, 1999, 2144, 2150, 2151-2163, 2267 [23FE], 2570, 2571, 2576, 2585 [26FE], 7108, 7113, 7115, 7116, 7121, 7136 [18AP], 15211-15213 [20JN], 24791 [22SE]

———execution of arrest warrants compelling the attendance of absent Members (S. Res. 390), 3085 [3MR]

Sound recordings: rental (H.R. 4310), 32168, 32170 [20OC]

South Africa: banning of political activity (S. Res. 384), 2624, 2626 [26FE]

———U.S. trade sanctions, 32153 [20OC]

Soviet Union: efforts of Jews to emigrate, 2384 [23FE]

Tax Reform Act: technical corrections (S. 2238), 29323, 29327 [7OC]

Tort Liability Reform Act: enact (S. 554), 5145, 5147, 5149, 5166 [24MR]

Toyota Motor Manufacturing U.S.A., Inc.: Kentucky plant, 3946 [15MR]

Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act: enact (H.R. 3), conference report, 8880 [27AP]

University of Kentucky: tribute to cheerleading squad, 1567 [17FE]

University of Louisville: tribute to Commonwealth Center of Excellence in Applied Microcirculatory Research, 28454 [5OC]

Veterans: establish benefits for disease victims of ionizing radiation (H.R. 1811), 8346 [21AP]

Reports

Federal Election Campaign Act: Harvard University, 2147 [23FE]

Troublesome Problems of Post-Watergate Reforms: Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1495 [17FE]

Resolutions by organizations

B'nai B'rith district office in Moscow: Billy Goldberg, 542 [1FE]

Rosters

Faculty of the University of Louisville's Center of Excellence in Applied Microcirculatory Research, 28455 [5OC]

Statements

Campaign Finance Restrictions: Joel M. Gora, 7109, 7112 [18AP]

Conventional Forces Imbalance: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 11608 [19MY]

———Richard Burt, 11609 [19MY]

Marvin Mandel Conviction Reversal, by, 15042 [17JN], 24149 [16SE]

Organized Labor Biggest Winner of 1976 Presidential Campaign: Michael Malbin, 1493 [17FE]

Public Financing of Elections: AFL-CIO, 2155 [23FE]

Testimonies

Committee on Environment and Public Works: Programs for the Conservation and Development of Water Resources Projects (S. 2100), D125 [17MR]

———Construction Projects for Improvements to Rivers and Harbors (S. 2101), D125 [17MR]

Committee on Rules and Administration: National Standards for Voter Registration for Federal Elections (S. 2061), D176 [30MR]

Committee on the Judiciary (Senate): Constitutional Amendment on Contributions and Expenditures for Congressional, Presidential, and State Elections (S.J. Res. 21, 130, 166), D125 [17MR]

———Criminal Penalties for Sexual Exploitation of Children and Possession or Sale of Obscene Matter, D374 [8JN]

Texts of

S. 2542, use unobligated abandoned land mine funds to provide clean water for Butler County, KY, residents, 15368 [21JN]

S. 2590, Presidential Election Reform Act, 16364 [29JN]

S. 2627, Campaign Broadcast Discount Act, 17540 [11JY]

S. 2657, purchase of broadcasting time by political candidates, 18766 [26JY]

S. Res. 372, establish B'nai B'rith district office in Moscow, 541 [1FE]

Tributes

Barton, Nelda, 5319 [25MR]

Bleidt, George W., 14999 [16JN]

Butler, LaVerne, 10473 [11MY]

Byrd, Senator, 16353 [29JN]

Curtin, John R., 6475 [12AP]

Curtis, Stan, 20864 [8AU]

Deters, Eric, 12098 [24MY]

Downey, Royce, 10849 [12MY]

Evans, Senator, 32086 [20OC]

Everly, David, 3946 [15MR]

Foster, Tabatha, 11058 [13MY]

Glass, W. Clyde, 275 [27JA]

Grizzle, Charles L., 2905 [2MR]

Handy, Tom, 23763 [14SE]

Hasenour, Ed, 1134 [4FE]

Hatcher, Robert, 11669 [19MY]

Higgins, William R., 28107 [4OC]

Hill, John O., 14606 [15JN]

Huffman, William C., 7074 [15AP]

Jones, Elizabeth F., 11181 [16MY]

Klein, Walt, 3946 [15MR]

Lloyd, Alice, 13607 [7JN]

Meagher, Mary T, 25710 [27SE]

O'Hara, Thelma, 12013 [23MY]

Poweleit, Alvin C., 272 [27JA]

Scoville, Lawana, 28959 [6OC]

Taravella, Cecilia, 24236 [16SE]