FOREIGN RELATIONS—U.S. see also Department of State

Addresses

American Business Presence in South Africa—The Caterpillar View, Byron de Haan, 31998 [19OC]

American Jewish Committee Support of Indochinese Refugees: David A. Harris, 8446 [21AP]

American Public Diplomacy and the Struggle for the Future, Charles Z., Wick, 18797-18800 [26JY]

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

Americans Against Apartheid Annual Dinner: Representative Espy, 22151 [11AU]

America's International Role—The Key to Our Security, Richard L. Armitage, 11492 [18MY]

Arms Control and the Future of NATO: Senator Byrd, 1364-1368 [16FE]

Arms Control in Last Year of Reagan Administration: Senator Nunn, 748-750 [3FE], 10900-10902 [13MY]

B'nai B'rith International Convention: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, 23122 [9SE]

Central America: President Reagan, 751-754 [3FE]

Central America and Mexico in the Balance: Constantine C. Menges, 2981-2983 [2MR]

Commitment of Tunisia to Democracy: Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, 3491 [4MR]

Comprehensive Agenda for LDC Debt and World Trade Growth: James D. Robinson III, 2967 [2MR]

Dangerous Foreign and Defense Policy of Michael Dukakis: Representative Kemp, 21436-21438 [9AU]

Democratic Party and Democracy in Latin America: Representative Solarz, 13187 [1JN]

Economic Conditions: President Reagan, 15991 [27JN]

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

Formulating U.S. Policy Toward the Soviet Union: Senator Bradley, 13035 [27MY]

Future of U.S.-Israel Relations—A Secure Peace: Thomas A. Dine, 12732-12735 [26MY], 14084-14088 [10JN]

Iran/Contra Affair: Representative Hamilton, 3549 [8MR]

Joint Session of Congress: Brian Mulroney, 9135-9137 [27AP]

Korean Intellectual Property Rights at the Crossroad: Robert H. Malott, 33526 [21OC]

Legacy of President Chiang Ching-kuo: Frederick F. Chien, 3003-3005 [2MR], 3475-3477 [4MR]

Mid-America Committee: Vice President Bush, 20695 [5AU]

Middle East Peace Process: Richard W. Murphy, 15473 [21JN]

National Defense: James H. Webb, Jr., Sec. of the Navy, 2454-2456 [24FE]

NATO—Building on Strength: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, 18509 [14JY]

Nuclear Disarmament—Consequences for the Alliance—Perspectives for Germany and Europe: Alfred Dregger, 12821-12824 [27MY]

Prospects for the U.S.-Soviet Dialog, Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 21573 [10AU]

Restoration of Democracy in Chile: John Biehl del Rio, 27058 [30SE]

State of the Western Alliance: Geoffrey Howe, 24128 [15SE]

Subsidizing Tragedy—The World Bank and the New Colonialism: Yonas Deressa, 26733 [29SE]

Tibetan Civil Liberties Violations: Dalai Lama, 14775 [15JN]

Truman Library: Sukru Elekdag, 19794 [1AU]

U.S. Military Strength Through Flexibility, James H. Webb, Jr., 274 [27JA]

U.S. Policy in East Asia: Nathan Mao, 9497 [28AP]

U.S.-Australian Relations: Robert J.L. Hawke, 15789-15791 [23JN], 15842 [23JN]

U.S.-Indian Relations: Abraham D. Sofaer, 14221-14223 [13JN]

U.S.-Israeli Strategic Relationship: Representative Aspin, 15494-15496 [21JN]

U.S.-Soviet Relations: George F. Kennan, 4356 [17MR]

We Seek . . . Not Peace Alone: Oscar Arias-Sanchez, 17122-17123 [7JY]

Where Is the Water's Edge? President and Congress in U.S. Foreign Policy: Pamela C. Harriman, 9351-9353 [28AP]

Advertisements

Time To Dissociate From Israel, 2694 [29FE]

Way to Mars, 12753 [26MY]

Agenda

Harvard Law School Washington Seminar, October 20, 1987, 129 [26JA]

Amendments

Anti-Apartheid Act: amend (S. 2756), 27064 [30SE], 27769 [3OC], 28378 [5OC], 29392 [7OC]

Central America: economic development and recovery program (S. Con. Res. 63), 20658 [5AU], 20735 [5AU]

———support peace, democracy, and reconciliation (H.J. Res. 523), 5900-5903 [30MR], 6029, 6183 [31MR]

Children: implement Hague Convention on Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (H.R. 3971), 6473, 6482 [12AP], 8557 [25AP]

Compact of Free Association with Palau: authorize entry into force (H.J. Res. 597), 29403-29405, 29472 [7OC]

El Salvador: GAO report on conditions of certain displaced persons (S. 332), 21965 [11AU]

Foreign Assistance Act: amend relative to OPIC activities and the Board for International Broadcasting funding (H.R. 4471), 10592, 10593, 10605 [12MY]

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act: enact (H.R. 4637), 12255, 12266, 12267, 12270, 12273 [25MY], 17170, 17172, 17177, 17179, 17183, 17194, 17195, 17197, 17204, 17206, 17209, 17211, 17212, 17260-17262 [7JY], 26907, 26909, 26910, 26917, 26919, 26922, 26923, 26928, 26929, 26932, 27063-27065 [30SE]

King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV: tribute (H. Con. Res. 319), 16567 [30JN]

Lebanon: U.S. policy (H. Con. Res. 381), 30977, 31111 [14OC]

National Day of Remembrance for Political Prisoners in Iran: designate (H.J. Res. 669), 32802 [21OC]

National Energy Policy Act: enact (S. 2667), 19425 [28JY]

Nicaragua: assistance to Contras (Michel substitute), 2504 [25FE]

Olympic games: sense of Congress concerning Seoul games (H. Con. Res. 348), 24096 [15SE]

Pakistan: authorize lease of naval repair ship (H.R. 5420), 30704, 30918 [14OC]

Panama: restoration of democracy and economic assistance (S. Con. Res. 140), 27067, 27112, 27115 [30SE]

South Africa: prohibit investments (H.R. 1580), 22175, 22184, 22186 [11AU]

Soviet Union: fishery agreement (H.R. 4919), 27067, 27111 [30SE]

Analyses

Compact of Free Association With Palau (H.J. Res. 597), 29474-29478 [7OC], 33565-33567, 33588-33590 [10NO]

———Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr., 18638-18641 [25JY]

Diplomatic Immunity Abuse Prevention Act, 30792 [14OC]

Freedom Fighter Assistance Act (S. 2481), 13757 [8JN]

Hostilities Act (H.R. 3912), 984-990 [4FE]

Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration Implementation (S. 2204), 4700 [22MR]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: American Enterprise Institute, 1137-1146 [4FE]

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act (S. 2544), 15372-15382 [21JN]

Prohibit Investments in South Africa (H.R. 1580): Shell Oil Co., 25044 [22SE]

Sanctions Against Iraq (H.R. 5337), 25569 [26SE]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement, 24436-24438 [19SE]

U.S.-Japan Nuclear Energy Agreement: GAO, 4557 [21MR]

———NRC, 4529 [21MR]

Vanuatu Spells Trouble in the South Pacific, 10171-10173 [9MY]

War Powers Act Amendment (H.J. Res. 462), 2770 [1MR]

Appointments

Conferees: H.R. 4637, Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 17224 [7JY]

Conference of Interparliamentary Union, 6326 [11AP]

Articles and editorials

ABM Treaty Review Could Increase Risks for America, 24178 [16SE]

Administration, Japanese Face Deadline for Winning Okay for Pu Sea Shipments, 24238 [16SE]

Administration Moving To Loosen Laws On Curbs for Nuclear Weapons Abroad, 4518, 4522 [21MR]

Afghan Army Will Stay Loyal, Say Soviets, 8444 [21AP]

Afghan Rebel Faction Leader Vows War Beyond Any Pact, 4627 [22MR]

Afghan Rebels Bombard Kabul With Biggest Rocket Barrage Yet, 19061 [27JY]

Afghanistan, 6783 [13AP]

Afghanistan, 8 Years Later, 1538 [17FE]

Afghanistan—The Accords, 14033-14039 [9JN]

Afghans Strike Back, 1539 [17FE]

Africans Pushing for Peace in Angola, 24543 [20SE]

After INF—Getting Our Planes Off the Ground, 11965-11966 [23MY]

Aid Cutoff Cited as a Key to Accord—Managua and Contras Achieving Truce, Concur on Role of Congress, 5952 [30MR]

Ambitious Eradication Goals and Withering Obstacles, 6877 [14AP]

America's U.N. Policy—Lapse or Collapse?, 933 [3FE]

Amherst's Sister City Feels War's Effects—Nicaraguan Conflict Ends in Death to Sons of La Paz Centro, 403 [28JA]

Amid Death and Darkness, a Turning Point in El Salvador, 14387 [14JN]

Anger at United States Long Building in Honduras, 6950 [14AP]

Angolans Strive for Military Victory, 24544, 24546 [20SE]

Anti-Apartheid or Pro-Soviet? Sanctions Raise U.S. Dependence on U.S.S.R. for Strategic Minerals, 6499 [12AP]

Arias Peace Plan, 1202 [8FE]

Arias Peace Plan Needs U.S. Help, 183 [27JA]

Arias Plan—Diplomats Fiddle While Nicaragua Burns, 9161 [27AP]

Arias Should Earn Nobel by Calling Ortega to Account, 11333 [17MY], 11349 [17MY], 11527 [18MY]

As Chile Prepares To Vote, U.S. Envoy Is Praised, 29249 [7OC], 30191 [13OC]

Assessing the Risks of Rescue, 3608 [9MR]

At Last—A Rational United States Policy Toward Mexico!, 10386 [10MY]

Aussies With a Beef, 32339 [20OC]

Avoid Peace, at Any Price If We Won't Take Risks Now, Intervention Will Be Required, 3966 [15MR]

Back to Corporate Payoffs Abroad, 5253 [25MR]

Backsliding to the Bad Old Days, 33541 [21OC]

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

Bad News Gives a Better Chance, 6504 [12AP]

Bailing Out Moscow, 2642 [29FE]

Balance Between U.S. and Soviet Union in Conventional Arms, 2284-2286 [23FE]

Balk in the Baltics, 17554 [11JY]

Benjamin Netanyahu—Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations, 7008 [14AP]

Beware the Soviet ``Peace'' Plan for Nicaragua, 933 [3FE]

Beyond the Salvadoran Vote, 5957 [30MR]

Beyond Tit-for-Tat in the Gulf?, 12200 [24MY]

Birth of a Movement—Czech Suppression Spurred Moscow Dissent, 22576 [7SE]

Bitter Contras Recall Days of Hope and U.S. Support, 32598 [21OC]

Bitter Legacy—After 27 Years of War, Angolans Find ``Peace'' Has Lost Its Meaning—New Generation Carries on a Fight Both Sides Vow Will Last Until Victory, 24544 [20SE]

Blacks Do Back Sanctions Warns Survey, 22214 [11AU]

Blaming the Philippines, 29246 [7OC], 30441 [13OC]

Bloc Tests Limits on Another ``Spring''—Gorbachev's Plans, Recalling Dubcek's, Put Old Bounds in Doubt, 22577 [7SE]

Blueprint for Radical Weapons Cuts, 3986-3987 [16MR]

British Actions Strain Anglo-Irish Ties, 1660 [17FE]

Burma Names New Cabinet—Army Tightens Rule, Death Toll Rises, 24797 [22SE]

Burma's Army, Despite Foe, Appears To Control Capital, 24799 [22SE]

Burmese Guerrillas Hostilities To Await Developments in Political War, 30989 [14OC]

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

But Not Lesotho, 17836 [12JY]

Call It the Write-Off Doctrine, 932 [3FE], 31179 [17OC]

Can U.S. Military Aid Really Help a Civilian President?, 16294 [28JN]

Carter, Ford Join Group To Help Next President Avoid Some Pitfalls, 10856 [12MY]

Carter's Unfulfilled Deal, 566, 567 [1FE]

Case for Practical Internationalism, 13040-13045 [27MY]

Casting Call on Aid to Contras, 4291 [17MR]

Cease-Fire in Nicaragua, 12476 [25MY]

Challenges to Gorbachev's Reforms, 16752 [6JY]

Chamizal National Memorial Is Growing Into Cultural Center, 25838 [27SE]

Changed History—More Japanese Deny Nation Was Aggressor During World War II, 27314 [30SE]

Chaos Likely in Afghanistan, 8434 [21AP]

Chiang Ching-Kuo's Legacy for China and the U.S., 1915 [22FE]

China Assures Carlucci on Mideast Arms Sales—Peking Seen Curbing Missile Supply Role, 23740 [14SE]

China's Missiles, 23740 [14SE]

Chronicling Oppression in Transylvania, 20729 [5AU], 21869 [11AU]

CIA vs. Soviet Reality, 13403 [6JN]

Closing Down of La Prensa, 7276 [19AP]

Cocaine Economies—Latin America's Killing Fields, 33269-33271 [21OC]

Colombia—Total War, 940 [3FE]

Coming to the Aid of Endangered Refugees, 14389 [14JN], 28225 [4OC]

Common Enemy, 1814 [18FE]

Comparing Forces—NATO and the Warsaw Pact, 21268-21270 [9AU]

Compromise Proposal Offered To Keep Bermudez, Let Dissident Officers Return, 18211 [13JY]

Congress, the Contra Vote and ``Friends of Freedom'', 4608 [21MR]

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

Conservative Traditions Overturned by Hard Right, 33474 [21OC]

Constitutionality of Warrantless On-Site Arms Control Inspections in the United States, 17378-17391 [8JY]

Consummate Partnership, 24430 [19SE]

Contra Aid Counter to Prospects for Peace, 22762 [7SE]

Contra Aid Offensive Fizzles Amid Contradictions, 4298 [17MR]

Contra Aid—Continued Funding Would Undercut Central American Peace Plan, 1676 [17FE]

Contra Aide, 10791 [12MY]

Contra Bases Called Target of Managua, 4288 [17MR]

Contra Disintegration, 16523 [29JN]

Contra Peace-Talks Ploy Disclosed, 18212 [13JY]

Contra Power Struggle, 18211 [13JY]

Contras Could Have Won, 21506-21510 [10AU]

Contras Surrender—The Democrats Get Their Way, 5290 [25MR]

Coup Attempt Raises Fears Over Military's Power in Guatemala, 16705 [6JY]

Coup Fails in Guatemala—Two Officers Arrested, 16704 [6JY]

Crimson Whales, Contd., 1077 [4FE]

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

Currency Crisis Is Ravaging Vietnam's Fragile Economy, 9521 [29AP]

Czechs in United States Tour Sighted in 17 States Near Military Bases, 756 [3FE]

Dancing With Dictators, 2430 [23FE]

David Bonior's Democrats, 16531 [29JN]

Dealing With Gorbachev, 4372-4374 [18MR], 5321-5324 [25MR]

Death Squad Began as Scout Troop, 28222 [4OC]

Democratic Example, 31325 [18OC]

Deployment Alarms Democrats, 4284 [17MR]

Devastation Beyond Measure—Refugees in Southern Africa, 7271-7274 [19AP]

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

Doctor Faces Deportation, 31754 [19OC]

Does Moscow Really Plan on Leaving Afghanistan?, 1978 [23FE]

Domestic Dangers of the Contra War, 3609 [9MR]

Don't Abandon U.S. Restraints on Nuclear Fuel, 1676 [17FE]

Drug of Anti-Communism, 3013 [2MR]

Drug Users, Not Suppliers, Held Key Problem, 6880-6882, 6914-6916 [14AP]

Duarte Absence Deepens Salvador Crisis—Country Is Mired in War, Split Politically, 14388 [14JN]

Dukakis and Deweyism, 19691 [1AU]

Dukakis' Dangerous Ideas—His Odd Departures on Foreign Policy All but Guarantee His Defeat, 22358 [11AU]

Easter in South Africa, 6250 [31MR]

Economic Analysis of Gorbachev's Reforms, 13639 [7JN]

ECU's Growing Role in Private Transactions—European Currency Unit Is Gaining Acceptance, 31217 [18OC]

Edge in Foreign Affairs, 19686 [1AU]

'88 May Be the Year for Middle East—Elections Shouldn't Get in the Way of New Peace Openings, 2423 [23FE]

El Salvador Hope Born of Despair, 21461 [10AU]

El Salvador—Policy of Deceit, 33460, 33480, 33515 [21OC]

El Salvador's Killing Fields—Rights Groups Charge Death Squad Resurgence, 17222 [7JY]

Endangering Those Who Dared To Speak, 30179 [12OC]

Ending the Cold War, 28974-28978 [6OC]

Enemy Within—Drug Money Is Corrupting Enforcers, 6878 [14AP]

Epitaph for an Uncommon Diplomat, 22792 [8SE]

Europe Without Borders—Answers to Some Questions, 29682 [11OC]

Even if Israel Budges, Then What?, 14755 [15JN]

Eyes Have It, 4449 [18MR]

Fact and Comment, 1945 [22FE]

59 Killed in Burma Clashes Radio Says, 24798 [22SE]

Financing Our Own Noose, 13204 [1JN]

Five Guilty in $10 Million Cocaine Run, 19999 [2AU]

5,000 Nicaraguans Protest Conditions With Rally in Streets, 4279, 4294 [17MR]

For Bucharest, a Great Leap Backward, 1705 [18FE]

Forbidden Tibet Looks Outward, 8439 [21AP]

Forced Into British Arms—Losing a Saudi Bonanza, 18960 [27JY]

Foreign Affairs and the Constitution, 3353-3357 [4MR]

Former Asian Enemies See Temptations of Trade, 21805 [11AU], 24720 [20SE]

4 Shot to Death in Mexican Attack Linked to Drugs—Bombs Rock 2 Homes; Gunmen Flee in Copters, 6912 [14AP]

Framework for Angola Settlement Endorsed, 22369 [11AU]

Free Trade for North America, 24430 [19SE]

From Munich to Managua, 1881 [19FE]

``Furlough'' for Iraq, 29907 [12OC]

Future of Afghanistan Is in the Lessons of History, 11529 [18MY]

Ganju—Standing Tall in India-U.S. Politics, 3298 [3MR]

Gorbachev Revs Up People Power, 28107 [4OC]

Gore Touts His ``Strength'', 1211 [8FE]

Great Game Goes On, 1538 [17FE]

Guatemala Says Army Revolt Fails—Two Officers Held After Short-Lived Rebellion Against Civilian Rule, 16703 [6JY]

Guatemalan Army Arrests Six Officers—High Command Acts Quickly To Suppress Dissent After Military Coup Attempt, 16703 [6JY]

Guide to Misinterpreters, 7538 [20AP]

Haiti Is Called Growing Hub for Drug Smuggling, 13916 [9JN]

Haitian Leader Seeks Renewal of U.S. Aid—Avril Says Washington's Goals Are Those of His Government, 25937 [28SE]

Haitian Situation, 1240 [9FE]

Haitian Unrest—Sooner or Later, It's Going To Explode, 1241 [9FE]

Haitians Pressing for New Elections—Political Leaders Also Urging Military Government to Reinstate Constitution, 25937 [28SE]

Haiti's Opposition Speaks Out—Wants Elections and More Purges, 25937 [28SE]

Haiti's Suffered Long Enough, 1672 [17FE]

Halt Drugs at the Source, Bush Suggests—Proposal Is a Marked Shift From Administration's Emphasis on Border Interdiction, 12972 [27MY]

Harry S. Truman Is One To Follow on Aid to Contras, 941 [3FE]

Has Geneva Afghan Accord Brought Peace in Our Time?, 10550 [11MY]

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

High Price of Protecting Others, 24473 [20SE], 25272 [23SE]

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

Hope Reborn in Haiti, 29197 [6OC]

House Erupts Over Accusation on Contra Aid, 4285 [17MR]

How the Contras Created Shultz' Credibility Gap, 21522 [10AU]

How the Media Slight Pinochet, 19442 [28JY]

Huge Customs Scam Victimizes Uncle Sam, 1136 [4FE]

Human Rights and Castro's Gulags, 11355 [17MY]

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

Humboldt Man's Background in 4-H Is Used in Vietnam, 4430 [18MR]

Hungarians March To Protest Romanian Plan, 20728 [5AU], 21869 [11AU]

Hungarians Protest Romanian Plan to Destroy Villages, 21868 [11AU]

Hungary and Romania—War, Almost, 20511 [4AU], 20728 [5AU], 21868 [11AU]

Hungary Assails Romania on Village Razing, 20729 [5AU], 21869 [11AU]

Hungary Walks Tightrope on Romania Refugees, 20729 [5AU], 21870 [11AU]

Ideology of the African National Congress and the Future of South Africa, National Forum Foundation, 2289-2292 [23FE]

If a Geneva Truce Is Signed, You Will Find Us on the Battlefield, 4627 [22MR]

If Arms Were Cut 50 Percent, 1470 [17FE]

In 1980, Nicaraguans Arrived With ``a Crazy and Foolish Idea'', 32599 [21OC]

In Guatemala, a Restiveness on the Right, 16704 [6JY]

India Tests Its Own Surface-to-Surface Missile, 3309 [3MR]

India's Drift to the Soviet Bloc, 6986 [14AP]

INF Treaty and Conventional Arms Control Efforts With the Soviet Union, 10256 [10MY]

INF's Blue Horizon, 1077 [4FE]

Inside the Freeze, 7538 [20AP]

Israel at 40, 8301 [21AP]

Issue for 1988 America's Competitiveness, 13654 [7JN]

It Seems Iran Does Have Its Moderates, 18963 [27JY]

Italy Seeks ``Marshall Plan'' for East Bloc, 31264 [18OC]

It's Time for TV Marti, 14497 [14JN]

Japan Revisionists Tackle Ideas Much as Westerners Do, 27313 [30SE]

Japan Seeks United States Okay To Ship Pu by Sea, 24238 [16SE]

Japan Sends Out a Disconnect Notice, 14383 [14JN]

Japanese and the Aegis Sale, 20669 [5AU]

Japanese Judge Fines Toshiba Unit $15,000 for Selling Equipment to Soviets, 5404 [28MR]

JICOA to Work on MPT for Flexible Application of Protocols Regulation, 14383 [14JN]

Jim Wright's Vietnam, 4103 [16MR], 4292, 4300 [17MR]

Kabul Plans To Remain in Embrace of Soviets, 3526 [8MR]

Killing Fields, 18511 [14JY]

Land Reform Leader's Bodyguards Shot Dead, 28224 [4OC]

Language Study on the Increase—Many Students Find it Advantageous in Job-Hunting, 21653 [10AU]

Latino Refugees, 14390 [14JN]

Left Killed Activist, Says Duarte—Confession Revealed in Rights Chief Case, 2434 [23FE]

Legacy of Friendship, 7008 [14AP]

Legislating the Trade Gap—Why the New Bill Is Not Protectionist, 8571 [25AP]

Let Soviet Withdrawal Begin, 1537 [17FE]

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

Libya Offers To Finance Brazilian Missile Project, 3308 [3MR]

Light One Candle, 9796 [3MY]

Little Time Left, 2658 [29FE]

Look Back at Limited Test Ban, 21663 [10AU]

Make No Mistake—This Is Genocide—Iraq's Final Solution for Its Kurds, 23065 [9SE]

Making Internationalists Out of Domestic Politicians, 11183 [16MY]

Managua Attempts a ``Knockout Blow'', 4279, 4293 [17MR]

``Massive Evil'' in Mozambique, 9404 [28AP], 9502 [28AP]

Meet the Winners in El Salvador, 5256 [25MR]

Military Revolt Is Thwarted, Guatemala Reports, 16703 [6JY]

Military Security in Europe, 1841-1845 [19FE]

Miranda Case That Strips a Suspect of Rights, 2434 [23FE]

Missile Proliferation, 5067 [23MR]

Mistreated Refugees From El Salvador, 14389 [14JN]

More Than 100 Killed, Wounded in El Salvador, 28224 [4OC]

Moscow Takes Soundings on Trade Credit, 31264 [18OC]

Moving Plutonium by Sea Is Assailed, 24239 [16SE]

MPT Leans Toward Approval of IBM's SNA and Other Independent Protocols, 14382 [14JN]

MPT To Propose International Type 2—Hopes New Category Will Lessen Regulation, 14382 [14JN]

Naive Talk of ``Challenges'', 26843 [29SE]

Nation in a Military Rut, 24455 [19SE]

National Guard Post 30 Miles From Capital Hit—Rebels Kill 13 Troops in Salvador Attack, 28224 [4OC]

Negotiations Gap—Japan Talks Trade While America Sleeps, 8570 [25AP]

Negotiations on Importing Plutonium by Sea, 24238 [16SE]

New Drug Crusade, 6890 [14AP]

New Era, 14485 [14JN]

New Iran-Contra Revelations, 33479 [21OC]

New Moscow, but Not That New, 5960 [30MR]

New Plan Paralyzes Nicaraguan Economy—Plenty of Rotten Eggs, but No Rice, No Beans, 4280, 4295 [17MR]

New Soviet Credit Line Is Expected—Bank Deal in London Likely To Be Largest Ever With the West, 31265 [18OC]

Next Europe-Japan Plutonium Shipment Could be by Sea, Not Air Transport, 24239 [16SE]

Nicaragua Accused of Violating Territory, 4287 [17MR]

Nicaragua Moms Riot Against Military Draft, 4281, 4295 [17MR]

Nicaragua Revives Gang Tactics To Block Opposition, 4282, 4295 [17MR]

Nicaragua Taking a Tougher Stand on the Opposition, 11368 [17MY]

Nicaragua—One Last Chance, 15119 [17JN]

Nicaragua's Secret Plan, 8667 [25AP]

Nineteen R.I. Artists Exhibit Work in Moscow, 14994 [16JN]

1988 Election—U.S. Foreign Policy at a Watershed, 3760-3764 [14MR]

Nixon the Heavyweight Weighs In, 4592 [21MR]

No, the Cold War Isn't Really Over, 25264 [23SE]

No End in Sight for El Salvador's War Study Reform, 17220 [7JY]

No More Nuclear Weapons? The Outlook Is Grim for Conventional Arms Control, 13666 [8JN]

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]

North Korea's Special Purpose Forces, 1873 [19FE]

Nunn Calls for SDI Program To Steer Toward More Long-Term Technologies, 10903 [13MY]

Nunn Seeks Shield for Missiles Fired in Error, 10902 [13MY]

Officials Assert United States Is Trying To Weaken Costa Rica Chief, 2711 [11AU]

Old Armenia Capital Spawns Nationalism Challenging Soviets, 25631 [27SE]

On the Campus—Fat Endowments and Growing Clout, 18911 [26JY]

One Mainstream Dukakis—And Two George Bushes, 23124 [9SE]

One More Flabby Flexing of U.S. Muscle, 5115 [24MR]

Ortega Denies That His Troops Crossed Into Honduras, 4289 [17MR]

Ortega Says Congress Hurt the Contras, 4279, 4294 [17MR]

Ortega Threatens To Crush Contras, 4278, 4292 [17MR]

Ostriches, 14769 [15JN]

Out of Afghanistan, 1538 [17FE]

Oversight Act Overhaul, 21969 [11AU]

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

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

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

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

``Pardoned'' La Prensa Accused of Following Reagan Line, 2984 [2MR]

Peace in the Middle East Through Human Rights, 23058-23059 [8SE]

People's Policy Leaves Politicians Lagging Behind, 11589 [19MY]

Perseverance—A Message for the Young, 2474 [24FE]

Pincers on Pakistan, 1166 [4FE]

Planting an Idea and Seeing It Grow—Farm Project Fosters Agricultural Good Will, 3858 [15MR]

Plummeting Into the Abyss—With a Rising Body Count and Virtually No Credible Civilian Leadership, El Salvador Is Facing Chaos, 17222 [7JY]

Plutonium Talks Revived—Japan Takes New Tack, Hopes To Ship Nuclear Cargo by Sea, 24240 [16SE]

Poetry of Deceit, 10555 [11MY]

Point of View—Talks Could End Violence on West Bank, 9916 [4MY]

Poland's Upheaval, 10190 [10MY]

Political Questionmark Over ANZAC, 25032 [22SE]

Politics of Contra Aid, 3953 [15MR]

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

Pretoria's Victims in Mozambique, 9404 [28AP]

Price of Freedom—Pay Now or Pay Later, 1440 [16FE]

Probing Noriega Drug Connection, 2634 [26FE]

Public Ignorance on Central America Reflects a Major Failure for Reagan, 13637 [7JN]

Pursue Peace, Arias Urges Harvard Grads, 17123 [7JY]

Radical Plan for Mideast Peace, 12204 [24MY]

Razing Romania, 20727 [5AU]

Reagan and de la Madrid Go Through the Motions, 3683 [10MR]

Reagan Considers Session on Contra Aid, 30641 [14OC]

Reagan Is Crying Wolf on Nicaragua, 5968 [30MR]

Reagan Is Playing War Again—With Real Soldiers, 5102 [23MR]

Reagan Orders U.S. Troops to Honduras, 4285 [17MR]

Reagan Sends 3,200 Troops to Honduras—Azcona Asks Help Against Sandinistas, 4287 [17MR]

Reagan Spurred Latin Democracy? Nonsense, 21968 [11AU]

Reagan's Dwindling Options—Time to Confront the Deadly Strike Against the Contras, 10177 [9MY]

Reagan's Final Challenge, 14223 [13JN]

Reagan's Gulf Policy Triumphs Despite Critics, 20643 [4AU]

Reagan's Latest Nuclear Strategy—Come and Get Us, 8406 [21AP]

Reagan's Law and Foreign Policy, 1981-87—The ``Reagan Corollary'' of International Law, 15496-15500 [21JN]

Reasons for Western Cheer, 21119 [8AU]

Rebuilding an International Monetary System, 2478-2480 [24FE]

Red Star Rising, 11509-11512 [18MY]

Redressing the Conventional Balance, 2793, 2795 [2MR]

Refugees in Thailand, 7274 [19AP]

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

Report Says U.S. Demands on Aid May Impede Afghan Pact, 4628 [22MR]

Repression Flows as It Gets Hot Under Sandinista Collar, 27331-27333 [30SE]

Repression in Nicaragua, 21418 [9AU]

Republican Overtures to Hanoi, 15314-15316 [21JN]

Resistance Leaders Struggle To Heal Rift, 11490 [18MY]

Respite for Central American Refugees, 14389 [14JN], 28225 [4OC]

Resuming Contra Aid Would End Peace Hope, 16526 [29JN]

Rise of the American Junta, 3134 [4MR]

Rising Above Self, 13523 [7JN]

Romania—Modern Horror Story, 21875 [11AU]

Romanian Horror Stories, 20512 [4AU]

Romanian Plant To Destroy Villages, 20728 [5AU]

Rottenness in Denmark, 8096 [20AP]

Russian Fairy Tale, 14490 [14JN]

Salvadoran Death Squads Threaten Resurgence, 28220 [4OC]

Salvadoran Retracts Rights Case Confession—Prisoner Held in Killing Claims Coercion, 2434 [23FE]

Salvadoran Tragedy, 14389 [14JN], 28225 [4OC]

Sandinista Strategy, 21512 [10AU]

Sandinista Supporters Disrupt Opposition Rally—Police Watch as Civilian Mob Confronts Marchers, 3661 [10MR], 4281 [17MR], 4295 [17MR]

Sandinistas Crack Down on Three Radio Stations, 10374 [10MY]

Sandinistas Hammer Rebels, Ortega Boasts—Reagan Pleads With Lawmakers, 4283, 4298 [17MR]

Sandinistas Hold Leaders of Opposition After March, 10373 [10MY]

Saudis Hint at Buying Arms From Moscow, 18962 [27JY]

Schlesinger Brands Dukakis as ``Viscerally Anti-Military'', 19687 [1AU]

Scientist Warns of U.S. Reliance on Foreigners—Ex-Foundation Chief Calls Dependence on Imported Talent Ominous, 23730 [14SE]

Secret Aid To Contra Kin Ends, 5971 [30MR]

Secret Treaty, 3375 [4MR]

Selective Outrage at the UN, 9615 [29AP]

Selling of Savimbi, 1453 [16FE]

Senators Criticize Shamir's Position on Mideast Peace, 5129 [24MR]

Sentry at the Gate—A Survey of NATO's Central Front, 1070-1073 [4FE]

Seoul's Olympic Quintessence a Clue to World Peace, 24094 [15SE]

Shame of Silence on Ethiopia?, 14762 [15JN]

Sharpesville 6—Appeals for Clemency as Court Bid Fails, 4458 [18MR]

Shifting Battlefront, 33545 [21OC]

Short History of the West Bank, 9515 [29AP]

Shultz, in China, Urges Talks on Curbing Spread of Missiles, 18962 [27JY]

Shultz Plan Exploits Israel's Vulnerability, 11765 [19MY]

Singapore's ``Goalkeeper'' Fends Off Democracy, 17545 [11JY]

Slow Bear, 33456 [21OC]

Something Rotten in Paraguay, 16613 [30JN]

Sound Nuclear Accord With Japan, 4540 [21MR]

South Africa Facing a No-Growth Future—Tighting Sanctions Portend Economic Bloodletting, 22212 [11AU]

South Africa—The Case for Sanctions, 12198-12200 [24MY]

Soviet Arms Supplies to Sandinistas Continue Unabated, 4293 [17MR]

Soviet Economy—Joint Ventures, Way To Make Perestroika Work, 18527 [14JY]

Soviet Union—Trade Should Be More Prominent in Next Summit, Commerce Secretary Tells Reporters, 66 [25JA]

Soviets Resume Bombarding Embassy With Microwaves, 3413 [4MR]

Space Surrender, 24178 [16SE]

Split Is Reported Over ABM Accord—Joint Chiefs Are Said To Resist a Move That Would Ease Treaty Obligations, 24185 [16SE]

Squeeze Pretoria, 18944 [26JY], 25245 [23SE]

Stingers Used by Afghan Rebels Stymie Soviet Air Force Tactics, 9166 [27AP]

Stop the Iraqi Murder of the Kurds, 23066 [9SE]

Strife Grows in Nicaragua—Hopes for Peace Fade Despite Contra Cutoff, 2457 [24FE]

Summing Up the Summit, 16528 [29JN]

Superdiplomat Jim Wright, 16531 [29JN]

Superpowers' U.N. Handshake, 27091 [30SE]

Take Your Money and Go?, 5256 [25MR]

Talk of the Town, 6331 [11AP]

Talking Econo-Military, 11589 [19MY]

Talks on Philippine Bases Suspended as Manila Rejects Latest U.S. Offer, 19583 [29JY]

Terrorist State, 8659 [25AP]

Thatcher Captures Moral Initiative, 14171 [10JN]

Through New Eyes, 13403 [6JN]

Throw Out the Old Haiti, Bishops Say, 25938 [28SE]

Tibetan File, 21422 [9AU]

Time for a ``Yes'' Vote on Contra Aid, 963 [3FE], 1212 [8FE]

Toll Mounts in Burmese Crackdown—Fighting Said To Be Fierce in Mandalay, 24797 [22SE]

Too Eager for Any Agreement on Afghanistan, 2652 [29FE]

Top Gun—Pretoria's Intimidating Artillery, 23289 [9SE]

Toshiba and Hitachi Report Sharp Profit Gains for Year, 12977 [27MY]

Toshiba Corp.'s Costly Lobbying—Japanese Firm Paid Millions To Cushion Sanctions' Blow, 32340 [20OC]

Tough Words From a Good Friend, 22884-22885 [8SE]

Tougher Stand on the Opposition—New Curbs on the Press—Regime Resists Strikers, Ends Miskito Talks and Presses Contras With Threats, 11540 [18MY]

Triumph or Death?, 4291 [17MR]

Troop Order Takes Pentagon Chiefs by Surprise, 4284 [17MR]

Trying To Diminish the Presidency, 9816 [3MY]

Turkey Deserves Priority Attention, 9508 [29AP]

Tutu and Boesak Urge Resistance Despite South African Repression, 3727 [14MR]

20,000 People of Diocese Call for Test Ban Treaty, 26505 [28SE]

Two Decades Later, Roles Are Reversed—Crushers of Change Now Lead the Way, 22574-22576 [7SE]

Two in U.S. Senate Dispute Criticism of Shamir, 5128 [24MR]

Two Isles on Separate Paths, 23041 [8SE]

Two Months Into Manigat's Rule, 7508 [19AP]

Two Protesters Slain by Sandinista Troops, 4282, 4297 [17MR]

``Two-Track'' Dilemma in the START Negotiations, 4593-4597 [21MR]

U.N. Presses Superpowers on Test Ban, 4375 [18MR]

U.S. Aide Says Soviet Has Kept Most Arms Pacts, 10441 [11MY]

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

U.S. Envoy Is Critical of Rumania on Rights, 1707 [18FE]

U.S. Fliers Aiding Contras—Ortega, 4290 [17MR]

U.S. Foreign Policy Has Outlived Its Time, 680 [2FE]

U.S. Frame-Up of Nicaragua Charged, 1057 [4FE]

U.S. Industry Expresses Dissatisfaction Over International VAN Protocols to Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, 14382 [14JN]

U.S. Industry's Unfinished Struggle, 2463-2465 [24FE]

U.S. Intervention in Haiti Condemned, 2984 [2MR]

U.S. Kept Changing Purpose of Resistance, 32600 [21OC]

U.S. May OK Shipping Plutonium by Sea—Japan Would Get Weapons-Grade Material; Lawmakers Opposed, 24238 [16SE]

U.S. Needs Hard Line Policy With Soviets, 3498 [4MR]

U.S. Places Angola Atop Agenda for May Summit, 12963 [27MY]

U.S. Policy Helped Push the Ayatollah to ``Poison'', 18949 [26JY]

U.S. Policy on El Salvador Running on Automatic—But Fingerpointing Has Begun Within Reagan Administration, 17221 [7JY]

U.S. Policy Toward Afghanistan, 2653 [29FE]

U.S. Role in Mining Nicaraguan Harbors Reportedly Is Larger Than First Thought, 3134 [4MR]

U.S. Said To Weigh Sending Airborne Force to Honduras, 4286 [17MR]

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

U.S. Ties Won't Change Castro, 21988 [11AU]

U.S.-Japan Security Relations—A Maturing Partnership, 3186-3190 [3MR]

U.S.-Mexican Project for Planes To Wipe Out Drug Crops Is Faltering—Illicit Narcotics Keep Flowing as Problems With Pilots, Aircraft and Parts Pile Up, 2715 [11AU]

United Nations Finds Itself ``Back in Fashion'', 27092 [30SE]

Unlikely Story, 4822 [22MR]

Unmentioned Act, 7534 [19AP]

Vast Flow of Cash Threatens Currency, Banks and Economies, 6879 [14AP]

Veto of Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act, 10407 [10MY]

Viet History Repeating Itself in Nicaragua, 937 [3FE]

Vietnam—My Enemy, My Brother, 1983 [23FE], 5180-5181 [24MR], 5301, 5302 [25MR]

Violent World of Drug Trafficking Has Moved Right Next Door. With Up To 10,000 Government Officials on the Take, Mexico Has Become America's No. 1 Dealer, 6900 [14AP]

Visiting U.S. Aide Condemns Mozambique Rebels, 9405 [28AP]

Vital Parts—Military's Dependence on Foreign Suppliers Causes Rising Concern, 5196 [24MR]

Washington Fails to Rejuvenate Honduran Economy, 30178 [12OC]

Washington's Master Leakers—How Two Crusaders Use Secret Information To Manipulate Policy, 12296 [25MY]

We Can't Isolate Vietnam Forever, 13405 [6JN]

We're on a Roll, 19251 [27JY]

Western Democracies Finance Soviet Power, 7270 [19AP]

What the U.S. Must Do in South Africa, 19432 [28JY], 25029 [22SE]

What We Should Have Said, 14725 [15JN]

When the Watchdog Is Unleashed . . ., 12201 [24MY]

Where Militarism Flourishes, 22363 [11AU]

White House Orders Troops Into Honduras, 4283 [17MR]

Who Does He Speak For—Appeasement Will Not Work With the Communists any Better Than It Worked With the Nazis, 29157 [6OC]

Who May Cry for Tibet?, 3697 [10MR]

Why Can't Our Allies Defend Themselves?, 13196 [1JN]

Why the Soviets Can't Win Quickly in Central Europe, 11221-11223 [17MY]

Will Hoyte Back Off Proposal To Process U.S. Waste?, 5962 [30MR]

Will We End the Cold War? Next President's Historic Opportunity, 25982-25985 [28SE]

Windbags of Change, 15288 [20JN], 16610 [30JN]

Withholding Aid, 9980 [5MY]

Word on Covert Actions, 21968 [11AU]

Wrecked Economy Won't End Apartheid, 15010 [16JN], 22218 [11AU]

Wright's Mouth Danger to Peace, 25837 [27SE]

Year of the Noose, 4458 [18MR]

Youths, Monks Fight Troops in Burma—Post-Coup Deaths Reported in Hundreds, 24798 [22SE]

Bills and resolutions

Afghanistan: continued U.S. military and economic assistance until Soviet Union completely withdraws troops (see H. Con. Res. 252)

———peace and reconstruction (see H. Con. Res. 288)

———U.S. policy (see S. Res. 386; H. Res. 396)

———U.S. policy in relation to possibility of Soviet troop withdrawal (see H. Res. 392)

Africa: efforts to resolve food emergency (see H. Con. Res. 305)

African Development Bank: promote debt-for-development swaps for charitable, educational, and scientific activities (see H.R. 4957)

African Development Fund: replenish (see H.R. 4645)

Angola: support national reconciliation and self-determination (see S. Res. 476)

———U.S. policy (see S. Res. 440)

Anti-Apartheid Act: amend (see S. 2756)

Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Act: enact (see S. 2190)

Appropriations: congressional foreign travel (see H.R. 4513)

Armed Forces: assistance to certain law enforcement agencies relative to drug trafficking (see H.R. 4564, 4589)

———continued use in Persian Gulf (see S.J. Res. 305)

———limit introduction of U.S. troops into Honduras and Nicaragua (see H.R. 4235)

Armenians: admission of refugees to U.S. (see H. Con. Res. 256)

Arms sales: limit to Middle East nations (see S. Res. 487)

Atmospheric greenhouse effect: international effort to control increase in Earth temperature (see H.R. 5460, H. Con. Res. 389)

Bahamas: disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (see S.J. Res. 279; H.J. Res. 491, 492)

Bangladesh: disaster assistance (see S. 2860)

Bank Holding Company Act: limitations on acquisitions by certain companies owning banks (see H.R. 4380)

Bearing Sea: management of international waters (see S.J. Res. 277; S. Res. 397)

Board for International Broadcasting: authorizing appropriations (see S. 2757)

Bolivia: disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (see H.J. Res. 493, 494)

Burma: civil liberties violations (see S. Con. Res. 139; S. Res. 464)

Burundi: response to atrocities (see H. Con. Res. 371)

Camp David, MD: 10th anniversary of Israeli-Egyptian accords (see S. Con. Res. 142; H. Con. Res. 364)

Caribbean nations: promote economic development, food security, and self-reliance (see H.R. 4943)

Central America: appropriations (H.J. Res. 395), consideration (see S.J. Res. 243)

———assistance and support for peace, democracy, and reconciliation (see H.J. Res. 482, 484, 523)

———U.S. policy (see H. Con. Res. 248)

Children: implement Hague Convention on Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (see H.R. 3971, 3972)

Chile: restoration of democracy (see S.J. Res. 392; H.J. Res. 620)

China, People's Republic of: denial of visa to a Member of Congress (see H. Res. 528)

Colombia: assistance against illegal drug traffickers and terrorist activities (see S. Res. 391)

Commission on International Security and Satellite Monitoring: establish (see H.R. 4036)

Courts: judicial review of civil penalties under the Export Administration Act (see H.R. 3973)

Cuba: human rights violations (see H. Con. Res. 313)

Cyprus: support for dispute settlement (see H. Res. 514)

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

Dept. of Energy: encourage magnetic fusion research with other countries, and jointly pursue design of the international thermonuclear experimental reactor (see H. Con. Res. 254)

Dept. of Justice: appropriations for U.S. National Central Bureau of Interpol (see H.R. 4563)

Developing countries: integration of women in the development process (see S. 2330)

———transportation to assist in protection, affordable mobility, and meeting basic human needs (see H. Con. Res. 341)

Diplomats: designate special U.S. envoy to negotiate release of U.S. hostages in Lebanon (see H. Res. 382)

Doherty, Joseph P.: deportation to Great Britain (see H. Con. Res. 323)

Drug abuse: disapproval of certification by President (see S.J. Res. 268, 292)

El Salvador: elections (see H. Con. Res. 249)

———shifting U.S. support from the war effort to economic development (see H. Con. Res. 277)

Endangered species: enforcement of international conservation agreements (see S. 2638)

Ethiopia: commend certain U.S. officials for assistance (see S. Con. Res. 97; H. Con. Res. 237)

———human rights violations (see H.J. Res. 562)

Fairness for Americans Act: enact (see S. 2648)

Fire prevention: agreements with foreign organizations for assistance in wildfire protection (see H.R. 4936)

Fishing and fisheries: enforcement of international conservation agreements (see S. 2640)

Food for Peace Act: withhold agricultural commodities to Vietnam until all MIA's are fully accounted for (see H. Res. 462)

Foreign Aid Insurance Act: enact (see S. 2422)

Foreign Anti-Drug Corruption Act: enact (see S. 2297)

Foreign assistance: Presidential authority to reduce assistance to country involved in illegal exports for nuclear explosive devices (see H.R. 4762)

Foreign Assistance Act: amend to authorize certain loan repayments (see H.R. 4575)

———amend with respect to OPIC activities and the Board for International Broadcasting funding (see H.R. 4471)

Foreign operations: budget (see H.R. 4637)

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act: enact (H.R. 4637), motion to recede and concur in Senate amendment (see H. Res. 554)

Foreign trade: export of agricultural commodities (see H.R. 4692)

———responsibility of the Republic of Korea, Japan, and the EEC to reduce trade surpluses with the U.S. (see H. Con. Res. 355)

Freedom Fighter Assistance Act: enact (see S. 2481)

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

Germany, Democratic Republic of: fishery agreement: Democratic Republic of Germany (see H.R. 4621)

Global Poverty Reduction Act: enact (see H.R. 4277)

Guatemala peace accord: support (see H. Con. Res. 240)

Haiti: defined as a major drug-transit country (see S.J. Res. 285)

———support democracy and respect for human rights (see H.R. 4152)

———U.S. policy (see S. Con. Res. 147)

Health: commend initiative of the Ministers of Health of Central America and the Pan American Health Organization (see H. Con. Res. 378)

Honduras: defined as a major drug-transit country (see S.J. Res. 286)

———deployment of U.S. troops (see S. 2198)

———prohibit the introduction of U.S. combat troops (see S.J. Res. 274)

———removal of U.S. Armed Forces (see H.J. Res. 511)

Immigration: detention of certain aliens with dependent children (see H.R. 5383)

———level and preference system for admission of immigrants (see S. 2050; H.R. 5299)

———permanent resident alien status to certain nurses (see H.R. 5034)

———temporary stay in U.S. to nationals of foreign states in crisis (see H.R. 4379)

India: civil liberties of Sikhs in Punjab region (see S. Con. Res. 150)

INF Treaty Reinforcement Act: enact (see S. 2342)

Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration: implementation (see S. 2204)

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: support (see H. Res. 422)

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development: promote debt-for-development swaps for charitable, educational, and scientific activities (see H.R. 4957)

International Boundary and Water Commission: tribute (see H. Con. Res. 344)

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

International Family Planning Protection Act: enact (see H.R. 4270)

International Organizations Immunities Act: make applicable to Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (see H.R. 4162)

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act: enact (see S. 2544)

INTERPOL Authorities Act: enact (see S. 2552)

Iran: compensation for U.S. downing of civilian airliner (see H. Con. Res. 330, 337)

———condemn Government for defiance of efforts to achieve settlement of war with Iraq (see H. Res. 495)

———restrict payment of funds appropriated for compensation for the downing of civilian airliner (see H.R. 5230)

Iraq: condemn use of chemical weapons (see S. Res. 408)

———sanctions (see S. 2848; H.R. 5337)

Ireland, Northern: use of plastic bullets by British security forces (see H. Con. Res. 297)

Israel: anniversary (see H.J. Res. 541)

———charges against Mubarak E. Awad (see H. Con. Res. 304)

———location of U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem (see S. 2508)

Japan: cooperation on peaceful uses of nuclear energy (see H. Con. Res. 387; H.J. Res. 439, 507)

———coordinating foreign economic assistance programs (see S. Con. Res. 157)

———reimburse U.S. for military defense in area (see H.R. 5294)

———resubmit proposed agreement on peaceful uses (see H.R. 3905)

Japan Association of Travel Agents: welcome (see S. Con. Res. 136; H. Con. Res. 347)

Jews: removal of earmark for construction of facilities for North African refugees (see H.R. 3846)

Job Relocation Incentives Act: enact (see H.R. 5172)

Kampuchea: support the restoration of freedom and independence (see S.J. Res. 347; H.J. Res. 602)

King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV: tribute (see H. Con. Res. 319)

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of: condemn support for terrorist activities (see S. Con. Res. 99)

Kuwait: prohibit sale of aircraft and weapons (see H.J. Res. 609)

Laos: disapprove of certification by President under the Foreign Assistance Act (see H.J. Res. 536)

Lebanon: support resolution of constitutional crisis (see H. Con. Res. 377)

———U.S. policy (see H. Con. Res. 381; H. Res. 533)

Mexican Americans: improve housing and community development in border region (see H.R. 5462)

Mexico: disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (see H.J. Res. 499, 500)

Mexico-U.S. Intergovernmental Commission on Narcotics and Psychotropic Drug Abuse and Control: establish (see H.R. 4549)

Namibia: support national reconciliation and self-determination (see S. Res. 476)

———U.S. policy (see S. Res. 440)

Narcotics: suppression of international trafficking (see H. Con. Res. 299)

National Bipartisan Commission on Central America: reestablish (see H. Con. Res. 266)

National Day of Remembrance for Political Prisoners in Iran: designate (see H.J. Res. 666, 669)

National Energy Policy Act: enact (see S. 2667)

National Environmental Policy Act: extend requirements internationally (see S. 2753)

National security and foreign policy interests (see H.R. 5550)

NATO Drug Strike Force: establish (see H.R. 4822)

Nicaragua: advance democracy (see S.J. Res. 351)

———assistance to Contras (see S.J. Res. 276; H.J. Res. 514; H. Res. 412)

———condemnation of the Government's antidemocratic actions (H. Res. 497), consideration (see H. Res. 498)

———deployment of U.S. troops (see S. 2198)

———prohibit the introduction of U.S. combat troops (see S.J. Res. 274)

———promote democracy through the National Endowment for Democracy (see H.R. 4617)

———release political prisoners in accordance with the Esquipulas II agreement (see H. Con. Res. 327)

———trauma care for victims of war (see S. 2239)

———U.S. policy relative to reforms made toward peace, pluralism, and democracy (see H.J. Res. 566)

Nicaragua Freedom Act: enact (see H.J. Res. 625)

Olympic games: sense of Congress concerning Seoul games (see H. Con. Res. 348)

Pacific Forum: commend (see S. Con. Res. 133)

Pakistan: authorize lease of naval repair ship (see H.R. 5420)

———promote democracy (see H. Res. 480, 484)

———visit by President Mohammad Zia-Ul-Haq to the U.S. (see S. Res. 436)

Palau: authorize the entry into force of the compact of free association with U.S. (see H.J. Res. 479, 597)

———enforcement of laws and use of U.S. assistance (see H.J. Res. 517)

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

———impose trade and other economic sanctions against (see S. 2121, 2134; H.R. 4122)

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

———resignation of Manuel A. Noriega (see H. Con. Res. 243)

———restoration of democracy and economic assistance (see S. Con. Res. 140)

———support for Eric A. Delvalle as President (see H. Res. 397)

———support for President and democracy (see S.J. Res. 267, S. Con. Res. 108; H.R. 4703H. Con. Res. 255)

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

———future security (see H. Res. 423)

———U.S. withdrawal from 1977 treaties (see H. Con. Res. 281)

Panama Canal Treaties: suspend (see S. 2588)

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

Paraguay: disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (see H.J. Res. 495, 496)

Peacekeeping activities: authorizing transfer of certain funds for U.S. contributions (see H.R. 5551)

Persian Gulf: reaffirm U.S. security interests (see H. Con. Res. 359)

Peru: disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (see H.J. Res. 497, 498)

Poland: recognize trade union Solidarity as legal entity (see S. Res. 475)

Presidents: continue holding annual summit meetings with the leader of the Soviet Union (see H. Con. Res. 311)

Reagan, President: commendation for human rights efforts while at the Moscow summit (see H. Res. 464)

Romania: civil liberties violations (see S. Res. 455, 461; H. Res. 505)

Securities: facilitate cooperation with foreign countries in law enforcement (see H.R. 4945)

Singapore: human rights (see S. Con. Res. 132)

South Africa: banning of political activity (see S. Res. 384)

———press restrictions and censorship (see H.R. 4378)

———prohibit investments (H.R. 1580), consideration (see H. Res. 519)

———repeal sanctions (see H.R. 4785)

———U.S. business participation in educational and economic development (see H.R. 5160)

Soviet Union: agricultural trade agreement (see S. Res. 377)

———Antiballistic Missile Treaty violations (see S. Res. 474)

———civil liberties violations (see H. Res. 455, H. Con. Res. 289)

———fishery agreement (see H.R. 4919)

———link most-favored-nation status to compliance with Helsinki Final Act (see H.R. 5025)

———multilateral standards for entering into and reporting financial transactions and security implications of such transactions (see H.R. 5493)

———religious amnesty (see S. Con. Res. 119)

Space science: delay the export of U.S. satellites for launch by the People's Republic of China (see S.J. Res. 384)

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

Temporary Emergency Wildfire Suppression Act: extend authority permanently (see S. 2826)

Thailand: concerning King Bhumibol Adulyadej (see H. Con. Res. 336)

Tibet: civil liberties violations by the People's Republic of China (see H.R. 4570)

Tourist trade: establish special commission (see H. Con. Res. 307)

U.N.: adoption of arms embargo against Iran (see H. Con. Res. 287)

———environment program concerning transboundary movement of hazardous waste (see H. Con. Res. 358)

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

U.S. Institute for Peace: authorizing appropriations (see H.R. 4592)

U.S.-Canada Days of Peace and Friendship: designate (see H.J. Res. 587)

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: implement (see H.R. 5090)

U.S.-Canadian Environmental Information Reciprocity Act: enact (see H.R. 5134)

U.S.-Japan Free Trade Area: establish (see H.R. 5502)

U.S.-Mexico Border Regional Commission: establish (see S. 2405; H.R. 4606)

U.S.-Mexico Joint Development Bank: establish (see H.R. 4388)

Vietnam: encourage President to negotiate establishment of interest sections in both countries (see S. Con. Res. 109)

———safety of boat people (see H. Con. Res. 360)

———food assistance to civilians (see S. Con. Res. 122)

———negotiations of specific issues (see H. Con. Res. 271)

———payment of claims to U.S. nationals (see H.R. 4977)

War: collective judgment of both the Congress and President concerning the involvement of Armed Forces (see H.R. 3912)

War Powers Act: amend (see H.J. Res. 462)

Western Hemisphere Force: establish (see H.R. 4822)

Wildfire Protection Assistance Act: enact (see S. 2641)

Women: participation in AID developing countries projects (see H.R. 4049)

World Bank: opposition to $400 million loan to restructure Mexico's steel industry (see S. Res. 388)

Youth: encourage connections between U.S. and other countries' youths to promote international peace (see H. Con. Res. 253)

Book reviews

``Soviet Global Strategy,'' William Kintner, 8854 [26AP]

Broadcasts

Foreign assistance to El Salvador: Radio Venceremos (El Salvadoran communist guerrilla radio station), 2524 [25FE]

Brochures

Direct Connection 1988 Helsinki U.S.-Soviet Youth Conference, 2540 [25FE]

Bulletins

Intelligence oversight: William J. Casey (1984), 3134 [4MR]

Cables

Norwegian Constitution Day: President Reagan, 11365 [17MY]

Chronologies

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

Nicaraguan Sandinista actions: Dept. of State, 12520 [26MY]

Nicaraguan violations of the Esquipulas II peace agreement, 31316 [18OC]

Political developments in Angola: Angola Peace Fund, 5684-5687 [29MR]

Recent events in Nicaragua, 11154 [16MY]

Colloquy

Seattle Peace and Freedom Coalition learns of Soviet attack on Glasnost Magazine despite interrupted telephone communications, with Sergei Grigoryants, 6501 [12AP]

Communique

Central America: Movement of Nonaligned Countries, 694 [2FE]

Central America peace initiative: Contadora Group, 4818 [22MR]

———Government of Nicaragua and YATAMA (organization), 1945 [22FE]

Compact of free association with Palau: Janet J. McCoy, 5414 [28MR]

Compendiums

Representative Kemp's legislative initiatives, 30501-30503 [13OC]

Declarations

Protest over infamy at Geneva: Cuban Political Prisoners, 3264 [3MR]

Descriptions

Building a new South Africa: Institute on Religion and Democracy, 18474 [14JY]

Dispatches

Contra issue provokes disorder in the House, 4286 [17MR]

Fort Ord, timely practice, 4284 [17MR]

U.S.-Nicaragua relations, 4299 [17MR]

Documents

Areas of Agreement at Geneva Arms Control Talks, March 3, 1988, 3303 [3MR]

Commonwealth of Puerto Rico—What Is It, Why Is It Important to the United States? Scott F. Runkle, 6227 [31MR]

Constitution—Treaty Analysis and Interpretation, 12330-12332 [25MY]

Declaration on Principles of International Law Concerning Friendly Relations and Cooperation Among States: U.N., 307 [27JA]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 11224-11228 [17MY]

Investment Treaty With Bangladesh: Resolution of Ratification, 32019 [20OC]

Investment Treaty With Cameroon: Resolution of Ratification, 32019 [20OC]

Investment Treaty With Egypt: Resolution of Ratification, 32019 [20OC]

Investment Treaty With Grenada: Resolution of Ratification, 32020 [20OC]

Investment Treaty With Morocco: Resolution of Ratification, 32019 [20OC]

Investment Treaty With Senegal: Resolution of Ratification, 32019 [20OC]

Investment Treaty With Turkey: Resolution of Ratification, 32019 [20OC]

Investment Treaty With Zaire: Resolution of Ratification, 32019 [20OC]

Jackson Amendment to SALT I Treaty, 12069 [24MY]

Restatement of the Law—Foreign Relations Law of the U.S., 12634-12636 [26MY]

Solidarity With Romania: Charter 77 (organization), 1707 [18FE]

Strategic Estimate (excerpts), 2979-2981 [2MR]

Tax Convention With Belgium, 32675 [21OC]

Tax Convention With France, 32677 [21OC]

Tax Convention with Great Britain on Behalf of Bermuda, 32677 [21OC]

U.S. Foreign Policy and the Black World—Proposals for a New Relationship, 14759 [15JN]

U.S. Policy Toward Afghanistan: Public Law 99-399, 2653 [29FE]

Unresolved Issues at Geneva Arms Control Talks, March 3, 1988, 3304 [3MR]

Essays

Little-Known Story About Herbert Hoover—The Early Days in Australia: William Yarmy, 13667 [8JN]

My Memories and Observations of My Five Trips to Moscow, Russia: Lori Kirsop, 13045 [27MY]

Perception About the U.S.S.R.: Louis Rosen, 6963 [14AP]

What Is the Matter With the Democratic Foreign Policy, 19685 [1AU]

Factsheets

HHRF and the Plight of Hungarian Minorities, 20510 [4AU]

Sharpesville Six and Political Executions in South Africa, 4457 [18MR]

``Who Says We're Enemies?''—Two Centuries of Cooperation Between U.S. and Russia: Elbe Allliance, 75 [25JA]

Interviews

Exploring Wright's expectations—House Speaker perceives shifts in the Communist world, with Representative Wright, 6327-6330 [11AP]

Lecture

U.S. Foreign Policy, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., 32427-32431 [21OC]

Letters

American Jewish Committee support of Indochinese refugees: Le Xuan Khoa and Theodore Ellenoff, 8447 [21AP]

Argentina is not asking for a handout, 16298 [28JN]

Assistance to Afghanistan: Claude L. Fly, 15215 [20JN]

Assistance to Afghanistan resistance forces: Senator Symms, 1914 [22FE]

Assistance to El Salvador: Jose Napoleon Duarte, 28220 [4OC]

Assistance to Nicaraguan Contras, 1441 [16FE]

———Drew Gibson, 1449 [16FE]

———Henry K. Stanford, 4368 [17MR]

———John K. Singlaub, 31178 [17OC]

———N.M. Shamuyarira, 694 [2FE]

———President Reagan, 751 [3FE]

———Representative Gonzalez, 5349 [28MR]

———Representative Houghton, 12525 [26MY]

———Representative Wright, 31179 [17OC]

———several House Members, 2983 [2MR], 3654 [10MR]

Assistance to Vietnam: Ann M. Griffiths, National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia, 15028 [16JN]

Bahamian narcotics traffic control: Dept. of State, 6889 [14AP]

Ban loans and investments in South Africa: Hap Gilliland, 20005 [2AU]

Binational agricultural research and development: Dept. of Agriculture, 19631 [29JY]

———James R. Welsh, 19629 [29JY]

———Moshe Arad, 19630 [29JY]

Chilean plebiscite: J. Edward Fox, 20992 [9AU]

———Paul M. Weyrich, 23043 [8SE]

———several Representatives, 20990 [8AU]

Chinese arms sales to the Middle East: Senator Dole, 23740 [14SE]

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

Civil liberties in Yugoslavia: Sami Repishti, 30171-30173 [12OC]

———Senator D'Amato and Representative Hoyer, 6947 [14AP]

Civil liberties in Romania: Hungarian Democratic Forum, 21876 [11AU]

———Senator Lautenberg, 20726 [5AU]

———several Senators, 21867 [11AU]

Civil war in Burma: Josef Silverstein, 30989 [14OC]

Compact of Free Association with Palau: Dept. of State, 28538 [5OC]

———Joshua Koshiba, 4810 [22MR], 6268 [31MR]

———Representative Udall, 21424 [9AU]

———Representative Udall and Delegate de Lugo, 4808 [22MR], 5236 [24MR], 6265 [31MR]

———Senator Johnston, 32720 [10NO]

———Senators Johnston and McClure, 32721 [10NO]

———several House Delegates, 6268 [31MR]

———several Palau legislators, 11364 [17MY]

Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program: Laura King, 8428 [21AP]

Constitutionality of section 711 of H.R. 3100, International Security and Development Cooperation Act: Library of Congress, 2546 [25FE]

Continued use of Armed Forces in Persian Gulf: ACLU, 13441 [6JN]

Credit to Soviet bloc nations: Senator Symms, 30312 [13OC]

Disapproval of Presidential certification under Foreign Assistance Act: John C. Whitehead, Dept. of State, 6873, 6899 [14AP]

Drug trafficking by high-level officials of friendly nations: Nancy R. Kingsbury (sundry), 22085 [11AU]

Economic assistance need in Central America: Norman E. Barth, et al., 882 [3FE]

Economic impact to Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza of the uprising of Palestinians: Dept. of state, 29657 [7OC]

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

Economic sanctions against South Africa: B.E. Lekganyane, 20002 [2AU]

———Crisp Automation, Inc., 25028 [22SE]

———Nancy S. Kolk, 25027 [22SE]

———Premark International, 25028 [22SE]

Effect of the Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act on Great Britain: Antony Acland, 5663 [29MR]

Efforts by Jews to emigrate from Soviet Union: several former refuseniks, 3658 [10MR]

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act: George P. Schultz, Sec. of State, 26042 [28SE]

———Nicholas F. Brady, Sec. of the Treasury, 26042 [28SE]

———President Reagan, 12250 [25MY], 26042 [28SE]

———Representative Whitten, 12236 [25MY]

Freedom struggle of Crimean Tatars: Andrei Sakharov, 15896 [23JN]

Has America's anti-apartheid policy backfired? James B. Hayes, 19431 [28JY]

Human rights amendment to the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Casimir Pugevicius, 11865 [20MY]

———Christina Isajiw, 11865 [20MY]

———David Saperstein, 11864 [20MY]

———Ignatius M. Billinsky, 11865 [20MY]

———Juhan Simonson, 11865 [20MY]

———Morris B. Abram, 11864 [20MY]

———Ojars Kalnins, 11865 [20MY]

———Pamela B. Cohen and Micah H. Naftalin, 11864 [20MY]

———Stanley A. Gecys, 11865 [20MY]

———Walter Bodnar and Bozhena Olshaniwsky, 11865 [20MY]

Human rights in the Soviet Union: Representatives Christopher H. Smith and Wolf, 11317 [17MY]

Impact of Toshiba/Kongsberg diversions on defense policy interests: Richard L. Armitage, Dept. of Defense, 4047 [16MR]

Incarceration of Zwalakhe Sisulu in South Africa: several Senators, 3727 [14MR]

Independence of Namibia: several U.N. representatives of world governments, 32267 [20OC]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: J. Edward Fox, 29705 [11OC]

———Senator Helms, 11838 [20MY]

———Senator Pell, 11166 [16MY]

———Senators Boren, Cohen, Nunn, and Warner, 11166 [16MY]

———Senators Byrd and Dole, 29705 [11OC]

International peacekeeping activities: Representatives Fascell and Broomfield, 32265 [20OC]

———Senator Dole, 32266 [20OC]

———several Members of Congress, 32265 [20OC]

Israeli anniversary: Senator Kasten, 4996 [27AP]

Israeli guidelines for unrest in West Bank and Gaza: J. Edward Fox, Dept. of State, 13635 [7JN]

———Representative Hamilton, 13635 [7JN]

Japan purchase of Aegis weapons system: George P. Schultz, Sec. of State and Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 20669 [5AU]

———William J. Crowe, Jr., 20669 [5AU]

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]

Mexican cooperation in war against drugs: William von Raab, Customs Service, 6871 [14AP]

Middle East negotiations based on the Camp David accords: Senator Specter, 5128 [24MR]

Middle East peace process: Metro Chicago Clergy and Laity Concerned, 6796 [13AP]

———several Representatives, 7015 [14AP]

National security implications of a Sandinista victory over Contras: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 13952 [9JN]

New Zealand defense policy: H.H. Francis, 16533 [29JN]

Nicaraguan invasion of Honduras, Jean Walsh and J. Dennis Marker, 8666 [25AP]

Nuclear weapons proliferation: P.K. Kaul, 19707 [1AU]

Nuclear weapons testing: George F. Murphy, 10676, 10681 [12MY]

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

———Representative Hamilton, 13639 [7JN]

Peace Corps volunteer recruitment: Loret M. Ruppe, 1122 [4FE]

Plutonium use with Japan: Lando W. Zech, Jr., NRC, 656-659 [2FE]

Political repression in Malaysia, J.F. Otero, 9182 [27AP]

Pollution in the Caribbean: Delegate de Lugo, 690 [2FE]

Professional military contacts for U.S. and Soviet personnel: Sergi F. Akhromeyev, 18320 [14JY]

———William J. Crowe, Jr., 18320 [14JY]

Refugee admissions: Senators Kennedy and Biden, 25853 [28SE]

Return of remains of those executed for 1956 insurgence: Karoly Grosz, Prime Minister of Hungary, 22762 [7SE]

Sale of F-18 aircraft to Kuwait: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 22376 [11AU]

Sanctions against Iraq: Representative de la Garza, 25570 [26SE]

———Representative St Germain, 25570 [26SE]

Sanctions against South Africa: B.L. Crowe, 22218 [11AU]

———Namibian Students' Association, 20337 [3AU]

Sharpesville Six: Senator Simon, 4463 [18MR]

———several Members of Congress, 4463 [18MR]

Situation at refugee camps in El Salvador: Phil and Kathy Dahl-Bredine, 769 [3FE]

———Senator Bingaman, 770 [3FE]

South Africa links to Israel: Moshe Arad, 23289 [9SE]

———Senator Simon, 23289 [9SE]

South African ban on political activity: several church representatives, 4805 [22MR]

South Africa restriction on Blacks: Desmond M. Tutu, 8440 [21AP]

Soviet compliance with weapons treaties: Senator Wallop, 7019 [15AP]

Soviet treatment of Armenians: Senator Wilson, 11951 [23MY]

Soviet violations of Antiballistic Missile Treaty: ACDA, 32102 [20OC]

Soviet violations of treaties: several Senators, 24180, 24184, 24185 [16SE]

Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan: several Senators, 12963 [27MY]

Status of Multinational Force and Observers: Dept. of State, 13376 [3JN]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 13376 [3JN]

———Representative Hamilton, 13376 [3JN]

Strategic arms control: Senator Byrd, 25234 [23SE]

Surface-to-surface missile technology for developing countries: Representative AuCoin, 3309 [3MR]

———Representative Broomfield, 3308 [3MR]

———Representative Hyde, 3309 [3MR]

Taipei Medium Capacity Transit Systems contract negotiations: American Institute in Taiwan, 9412 [28AP]

Telecommunications trade with Japan: Akiyosi Takada, 14381, 14382 [14JN]

———C. William Verity, Sec. of Commerce, 14382 [14JN]

———Richard C. Beaird, 14381 [14JN]

———Senator Kerry, 14382 [14JN]

Tibetan civil liberties: Dalai Lama, 3625 [9MR]

Transporting large quantities of plutonium: Dept. of Defense, 24240 [16SE]

Turkey defense and economic cooperation agreement: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 5453 [29MR]

———Senator Boren, 5453 [29MR]

U.S. policy in Middle East, Representative Kemp, 11765 [19MY]

U.S. policy toward Afghanistan: J. Edward Fox (sundry), 12223 [24MY]

———President Reagan, 4626 [22MR]

———Representative Hamilton, 12223 [24MY]

———Senator Byrd, 4626 [22MR]

———Senators Humphrey and Kerry, 2654 [29FE]

———several Senators, 2659 [29FE]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: Allan Gotlieb, 24418 [19SE]

———Borg-Warner Chemicals, Inc., 24420 [19SE]

———Clayton Yeutter, 24412 [19SE]

———E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., 24420 [19SE]

———Fred G. Bond, 24412 [19SE]

———Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp., 24421 [19SE]

———Monsanto Co., 24420 [19SE]

———National Coal Association, 24418, 24419 [19SE]

———Senator Bentsen, 24424 [19SE]

———Senator Grassley, 24424 [19SE]

———Senator Moynihan, 24418 [19SE]

———Senator Rockefeller, 24418 [19SE]

———several Senators, 24429 [19SE]

———Union Carbide Corp., 24420 [19SE]

———West Virginia Coal Association, 24419 [19SE]

———Westvaco, 24420 [19SE]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement implementing legislation: Senator Byrd, 3056 [3MR]

U.S.-Japan Free Trade Agreement: Senator Byrd, 26890 [30SE]

———GAO, 4521 [21MR]

———Lando W. Zech, Jr., NRC, 4554, 4556 [21MR]

———Mike Mansfield, 4541 [21MR]

———Myron B. Kratzer, 4509 [21MR]

———President Reagan, 4548 [21MR]

———Senators Evans and Domenici, 4540 [21MR]

———several Senators, 4544 [21MR]

U.S.-Japan nuclear cooperation agreement: Dept. of State, 19445 [28JY]

———Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., and Richard Perle, 3192 [3MR], 4556 [21MR]

———several Senator, 128 [27JA]

U.S.-Soviet levels of involvement in Central America: Colin Powell, 3577, 3581 [9MR]

U.S.-Vietnam relations: Nguyen Co Thach, 26677 [29SE]

———Senator Simon, 26677 [29SE]

Unrest in West Bank and Gaza, 2556 [25FE]

———Marvin Hier and Abraham Cooper, 8442 [21AP]

Witness for Peace tour of Nicaragua: Bayard and Evelyn McConnaughey, 25838 [27SE]

World Bank loan to restructure Mexico's steel industry: David L. Carroll, LTV Steel Co., 2706 [1MR]

———Walter F. Williams, Bethlehem Steel Corp., 2706 [1MR]

Your record is not reassuring: James R. Schlesinger, 19994 [2AU]

———James Schlesinger, 20339 [3AU]

Lists

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

Cosponsors of H. Res. 396, U.S. policy in Afghanistan, 5666 [29MR]

Countries and organizations supporting U.N. Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, 5194 [24MR]

INF delegation at signature, 12848 [27MY]

International observer delegation to Chilean plebiscite, 32601 [21OC], 32847 [21OC]

Jewish refuseniks in attendance at January 1988, meeting in Moscow, 5994 [31MR]

Known Christian prisoners in the Soviet Union, 11318 [17MY]

Members of Congress participating in Korean-American Exchange Program, 18516 [14JY]

Memorandums

Agreement Between U.S. and Israel on Joint Political, Security, and Economic Cooperation, 11178 [16MY]

Assistance to Nicaraguan Contras: Larry Tracy, 2988 [2MR]

———Robert Owen, 323 [28JA]

Certifications for Narcotics Source and Transit Countries: President Reagan, 6874 [14AP]

Chilean Plebiscite: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 32845 [21OC]

Congressional Approval of an Arms Control Agreement by Legislation Rather Than Treaty Ratification: Steven R. Ross, 7323 [19AP]

Form of Submission of Arms Control Agreements: Michael J. Matheson, 7324 [19AP]

Historical and Legal Precedents Involving the U.S. Protection of Neutral Shipping: Library of Congress, 26973-26975 [30SE]

International Fund for Ireland: Dept. of State, 20125-20128 [3AU]

———President Reagan, 20125 [3AU]

Present Governing of Palau: Daniel H. Zafren, 6265 [31MR]

Refugee Admissions Consultations: White House, 25854 [28SE]

U.S. Central American Policies, 1057 [4FE]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: Commission on Customs, 24435 [19SE]

U.S.-Japan Nuclear Energy Agreement: GAO, 4529-4533 [21MR]

Memorials of legislature

California, 11946 [23MY], 13185 [1JN], 26611 [29SE]

Colorado, 198 [27JA], 759 [3FE]

Hawaii, 11946 [23MY]

Massachusetts, 759 [3FE], 9526 [29AP], 14023 [9JN], 15286 [20JN]

Missouri, 10546 [11MY]

New Hampshire, 11946 [23MY]

New Jersey, 3628 [9MR]

Messages

Assistance to Nicaraguan Democratic Resistance: President Reagan, 262 [27JA]

Extension of National Emergency With Respect to Nicaragua: President Reagan, 8639 [25AP]

Fishery Agreement With the Democratic Republic of Germany: President Reagan, 9705 [3MY]

Fishery Agreement With the Soviet Union: President Reagan, 15562 [22JN]

Government Activities at the U.N.: President Reagan, 2302 [23FE]

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

National Emergency Relative to Libya: President Reagan, 17536 [11JY]

Preventing Nuclear Proliferation Report: President Reagan, 5399 [28MR]

Removal of Injunction of Secrecy: President Reagan, 177 [26JA]

Social Security Agreement With the Netherlands: President Reagan, 7644 [20AP]

U.S.-Japan Cooperative Medical Science Program: President Reagan, 5500 [29MR]

Motions

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act: enact (H.R. 4637), concur with Senate amendment, 27316, 27323 [30SE]

———enact (H.R. 4637), conference report, 26098-26105, 26107 [28SE]

———enact (H.R. 4637), disagree with Senate amendment, 27316 [30SE]

———enact (H.R. 4637), recede and concur in Senate amendment (H. Res. 554), 26727 [29SE]

———enact (H.R. 4637), recommit, 12276 [25MY]

South Africa: prohibit investments (H.R. 1580), recommit, 22218 [11AU]

Opinions

Illegal Narcotics Situation in Mexico: Customs Service, 5941 [30MR]

Papers

Clarifying Legislative and Executive Roles in Covert Operations: Representative Cheney, 8449 [21AP]

Dept. of Defense Logistics Study, February 10, 1987, 2659 [29FE]

Just How Weak Are Democracies Anyway? Alan Drimmer, 17824 [12JY]

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

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

U.S.-Japan Nuclear Energy Agreement, 4547 [21MR]

———Mark Rowden, 4533 [21MR]

What if Gorbachev Succeeds? Edson W. Spenser, 2902 [2MR]

Petitions

Alaska boundary negotiations: California Republican Party, 1377 [16FE]

Compact of Free Association with Palau, 9986 [5MY]

Contra forces in Nicaragua: Public Affairs Luncheon Club of Dallas, 8372 [21AP]

Drug trafficking: International Good Neighbor Council, 15995 [27JN]

Elimination of nuclear weapons: members of the Lansing, MI, Catholic Diocese, 26505 [28SE]

Foreign relations: People's Republic of China, 13961 [9JN]

Foreign Service Act, 15287 [20JN]

Funding: Republic of Palau, 3870 [15MR]

Mail service between U.S. and Mexico: International Good Neighbor Council, 15995 [27JN]

Peace in Central America: Presbytery of San Fernando, Northridge, CA, 9902 [4MY]

Ratification of nuclear arms limitation treaty with Soviet Union: Evansville, IN, 25 [25JA]

Taxation of Mexican students in U.S.: International Good Neighbor Council, 15995 [27JN]

U.S.-Mexico Border Environmental Health Commission: International Good Neighbor Council, 15995 [27JN]

Poems

``Meditations From the Starting Position'', 10555 [11MY]

Polls of opinion

Defining the Chilean voters: Center of Public Studies, 20992 [9AU]

Prefaces

``Measuring Military Power—The Soviet Air Threat to Europe,'' Joshua M. Epstein, 15405-15408 [21JN]

Press conferences

African National Congress: President Reagan and Sam Donaldson, 2289 [23FE]

Press releases

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

Mexico launches major antidrug offensive: President's Mexican Office of Social Communication, 24982 [22SE]

Roger Morris elected to NCIV National Board, 15290 [20JN]

Sharpesville Six: Amnesty International, 4459 [18MR]

Sikh students massacred in India: Representative Burton, 25277 [23SE]

Proposals

Creation of a Leadership Consultative Group, 18493 [14JY]

Ensuring enforcement of the INF Treaty and the development of a comprehensive arms control strategy: Senator McCain, 3325 [4MR]

Questions and answers

U.N. Resolution 435 on Namibia, 32266 [20OC]

U.S.-Japan nuclear energy agreement, 4536-4538 [21MR]

Rebuttal

Sanctions against South Africa under H.R. 1580, 22212-22218 [11AU]

Remarks in House

African Development Bank: promote debt-for-development swaps for charitable, educational, and scientific activities (H.R. 4957), 16611 [30JN]

American Agenda (organization): tribute, 10856 [12MY]

Bolivia: disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (H.J. Res. 493), 3862 [15MR]

———disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (H.J. Res. 494), 3862 [15MR]

Bush, Vice President: leadership, 24101-24103 [15SE]

Canada: free trade agreement, 11376 [18MY]

Captive Nations Week: observance, 19574 [28JY]

Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act: remove operation (H.R. 3101), 12769 [26MY]

Caribbean Basin Scholarship Fund: establish (H.R. 3806), 2718 [11AU]

Caribbean nations: promote economic development, food security, and self-reliance (H.R. 4943), 16515 [29JN]

———U.S. commitment, 8655 [25AP]

Central America: peace initiative, 569 [1FE], 1342 [9FE], 2457 [24FE], 2979-2990 [2MR], 3533-3537 [8MR], 3573, 3574 [9MR], 4470 [21MR], 4818 [22MR], 5952 [30MR], 6979 [14AP], 8425 [21AP], 9161 [27AP], 11527 [18MY], 16526 [29JN], 17737-17741 [12JY], 32728 [21OC]

———status report, 10004 [5MY]

———support peace, democracy, and reconciliation (H.J. Res. 523), 5891 [30MR], 5980 [31MR], 14724 [15JN]

———U.S. policy, 5102 [23MR], 13929, 13930 [9JN], 19681-19684 [1AU], 21427 [9AU]

———U.S.-Soviet levels of involvement, 3576, 3581 [9MR]

Chamorro, Edgar: testimony before International Court of Justice, 26814 [29SE]

Chemical warfare: U.S. sanctions against certain countries, 33590 [10NO]

Chiefs Reach a Greek-Turkish Accord, 683 [2FE]

Children: implement Hague Convention on Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (H.R. 3971)-5035, 5332 [28MR], 8557-8559 [25AP]

Chile: civil liberties violations, 32844 [21OC]

———plebiscite, 28120 [4OC], 28498 [5OC], 32843 [21OC], 33474 [21OC]

———restoration of democracy (H.J. Res. 620), 20989 [8AU], 20992 8AU, 20993 [8AU]

China, People's Republic of: civil liberties in Tibet, 3625 [9MR], 13395 [3JN], 21422 [9AU]

———civil liberties violations, 3697 [10MR]

———denial of visa to a Member of Congress (H. Res. 528), 22057 [11AU]

China, Republic of: anniversary, 24358 [16SE], 24726 [20SE], 24871 [22SE], 25067 [22SE], 25278, 25279 [23SE], 25839, 25841 [27SE], 29868 [11OC]

———arrival of representative Mou-Shih Ding, 27351 [30SE]

———death of Chiang Ching-kuo, 697, 698 [2FE], 1197 [4FE]

———establishment of Sister Cities Program between Howell, NJ, and Shin Tien, 9685 [2MY]

———tribute on National Day, 23874 [14SE]

———U.S. policy, 1698 [18FE], 2474 [24FE], 17292 [7JY]

———visit by Representative Chandler, 23414 [9SE]

Christic Institute: liberal interfaith center for law and public policy, 20306 [3AU]

Colombia: drug trafficking, 3023

———financial condition, 13321 [2JN]

———Medellin cocaine cartel, 940 [3FE]

Commission on the Ukraine Famine: Soviet role, 8661 [25AP]

Communism: U.S. policy, 6610 [13AP]

Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program: support, 2484 [24FE], 8428 [21AP]

Covert intelligence operations: congressional oversight, 8448 [21AP]

Cuba: civil liberties abuses, 3263 [3MR], 3270 [3MR]

———funds for TV Marti, 14497 [14JN]

———involvement in drug smuggling, 19999 [2AU]

Cyprus: conflict between Greek and Turkish Cypriots, 5679 [29MR], 11530 [18MY]

———demilitarization, 7530 [19AP], 8870 [26AP]

———dispute settlement (H. Res. 514), 20627 [4AU], 20994-20996 [8AU], 21127 [8AU], 21420 [9AU]

———election, 2430 [23FE]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of 1968 Soviet invasion, 22394 [11AU]

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: leadership in crisis, 17824 [12JY]

Democratic Party: foreign and domestic policy, 19685 [1AU]

Denmark: prohibition of nuclear weapons, 8856 [26AP]

Dept. of Energy: encourage magnetic fusion research with other countries, and jointly pursue design of the international thermonuclear experimental reactor (H. Con. Res. 254), 2761 [1MR]

Dept. of State: status of Multinational Force and Observers, 13376 [3JN]

Developing countries: public debt relief, 2747 [1MR], 2967 [2MR], 14838 [16JN]

———surface-to-surface missile technology, 3308 [3MR]

———transportation to assist in protection, affordable mobility, and meeting basic human needs (H. Con. Res. 341), 19252 [27JY]

Doherty, Joseph P.: extradition to Northern Ireland (H. Con. Res. 323), 15896 [23JN]

Drug abuse: decertification of countries producing and trafficking in illicit substances, 5940-5945 [30MR], 8867 [26AP]

———dicertification of certain countries by President (S.J. Res. 268), 8838 [26AP], 9054 [27AP]

———fight against illegal trafficking, 22929 [8SE]

———withhold U.S. assistance to countries identified as major drug producers, 9980 [5MY]

Economic conditions: analysis, 31215-31220 [18OC]

———competition in world marketplace, 2463 [24FE]

Education: Korean-American Intern Exchange Program, 18516 [14JY]

El Salvador: death squads, 696 [2FE], 4741-4743 [22MR]

———elections, 5957 [30MR]

———judicial system, 2433 [23FE]

Ethiopia: civil conflict, 8415 [21AP]

———civil liberties violations, 14762 [15JN]

———commend certain U.S. officials for assistance (H. Con. Res. 237), 303 [27JA]

———political and economic conditions, 11414-11416 [18MY]

———promote development of democracy (H.R. 588), 1403 [16FE]

Europe: conventional military forces, 16609 [30JN]

Exports: judicial review of civil penalties under Export Administration Act, 1805 [18FE]

FBI: investigation of Committee in Solidarity With the People of El Salvador, 3270 [3MR]

———investigation of U.S. groups opposed to Central American policies, 181 [27JA]

Fire prevention: agreements with foreign organizations for assistance in wildfire protection (H.R. 4936), 32269-32272 [20OC]

Fish and fisheries: illegal fishing practices cost to U.S. fisheries, 1959 [23FE]

Foreign Assistance Act: amend (H.R. 4762), 13873 [8JN]

———amend relative to OPIC activities and the Board for International Broadcasting funding (H.R. 4471), 10586-10606, 10652 [12MY]

———amend relative to OPIC activities and the Board for International Broadcasting funding (H.R. 4471), consideration (H. Res. 441), 10585, 10586 [12MY]

———amend to authorize certain loan repayments (H.R. 4575), 10561 [11MY], 10866 [12MY], 27351 [30SE]

———expand women's role in U.S. development efforts, 2774 [1MR]

Foreign investments: international monetary policy, 2478 [24FE]

———strengthen disclosure requirements, 79 [25JA]

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act: enact (H.R. 4637), 12234 [25MY], 12251-12277 [25MY], 12776, 12778 [26MY], 26044 [7OC]

———enact (H.R. 4637), appointment of conferees, 23335 [9SE]

———enact (H.R. 4637), conference report, 26043 [30SE], 27315-27324 [30SE]

———enact (H.R. 4637), conference report, Obey motions, 26037-26113 [28SE]

———enact (H.R. 4637), consideration of conference report, 25720 [27SE]

———enact (H.R. 4637), filing conference report, 25095 [23SE]

———enact (H.R. 4637), motion to recede and concur in Senate amendment (H. Res. 554), 26718, 26726, 26727-26739 [29SE]

———enact (H.R. 4637), permission to file conference report, 25487 [26SE]

Foreign trade: deficit, 1944 [22FE], 23782 [14SE]

———export of agricultural commodities (H.R. 4692), 13798 [8JN]

———increase U.S. competitiveness, 13654 [7JN]

———Japan, 3661-3664 [10MR]

———responsibility of the Republic of Korea, Japan, and the EEC to reduce trade surpluses with the U.S. (H. Con. Res. 355), 2714 [11AU]

———U.S.-Japan semiconductor agreement, 14838-14844 [16JN]

Germany, Democratic Republic of: civil liberties violations, 1210 [8FE]

———fishery agreement (H.R. 4621), 13499 [7JN]

Global Poverty Reduction Act: enact (H.R. 4277), 5659, 5679 [29MR]

Great Britain: effects of the Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act, 5662 [29MR]

Greece: cooperation agreement with Turkey, 682 [2FE], 1659, 1670 [17FE]

———independence anniversary, 5070, 5077, 5080, 5081, 5087 [23MR], 5111 [24MR], 5238, 5239 [24MR], 5420, 5424, 5426, 5427 [28MR], 5662, 5664, 5665, 5666 [29MR], 7011 [14AP], 10384 [10MY]

Guatemala: military assistance, 16294 [28JN]

Guyana: toxic waste treatment plant, 5962 [30MR]

Haiti: civil disorder, 15421 [21JN], 24981 [22SE]

———drug trafficking, 1607-1609 [17FE]

———emergency assistance, 13915 [9JN]

———political, economic, and social reform, 22362 [11AU]

———restoration of democracy (S. Con. Res. 149), 28180 [4OC], 29197 [6OC]

———support democracy and respect for human rights (H.R. 4152), 3977 [15MR]

———U.S. policy, 1672 [17FE]

Helsinki Commission: Soviet Trade and Economic Reforms—The Implications for U.S. Policy, 11758 [19MY]

History: U.S. involvement in world affairs, 29675-29679 [11OC]

Honduras: deployment of U.S. troops, 4175-4179, 4214, 4215 [17MR], 4471, 4481-4483 [21MR], 4718, 4794 [22MR], 5349-5354 [28MR], 5554 [29MR], 6330-6332 [11AP], 8665 [25AP]

———economic assistance, 30177 [12OC]

———evidence of Soviet assistance, 5876 [30MR]

———removal of U.S. Armed Forces (H.J. Res. 511), 4483-4487 [21MR]

Hong Kong: transfer of control from Great Britain to People's Republic of China, 27292 [30SE]

———U.S. Independence Day essay contest, 14772 [15JN]

Humanitarian assistance: terminology, 19233 [27JY]

Hungary: installation of Karoly Grosz as General Secretary, 12105 [24MY]

———suppression of public dissidents, 17823 [12JY]

Iceland: illegal killing of whales, 324 [28JA]

Immigration: detention of certain aliens with dependent children (H.R. 5383), 25608 [26SE]

———temporary stay in U.S. to nationals of foreign states in crisis (H.R. 4379), 28602-28605 [5OC]

India: civil liberties violations, 5658 [29MR], 6990 [14AP]

Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration: implementation (S. 2204), 32327 [20OC]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: ratify, 13062 [1JN]

———support (H. Res. 422), 7320-7330 [19AP], 8013 [20AP], 10555 [11MY]

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development: promote debt-for-development swaps for charitable, educational, and scientific activities (H.R. 4957), 16611 [30JN]

International Boundary and Water Commission: tribute (H. Con. Res. 344), 24630, 24631 [20SE]

International Court of Justice: decision in Nicaragua suit against U.S., 33528 [21OC]

International Family Planning Protection Act: enact (H.R. 4270), 5673 [29MR]

International Literacy Day: observance, 23044 [8SE]

International Organizations Immunities Act: make applicable to Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (H.R. 4162), 11332 [17MY]

International Parliamentary Union: meeting, 23820 [14SE]

International Rescue Committee: banquet to aid Afghanistan freedom fighters, 2493 [24FE]

International Security and Development Cooperation Act: enact (H.R. 3100), 2546 [25FE]

Iran: arms sales, 185 [27JA], 4741 [22MR], 5111 [24MR]

———arms sales indictments, 4175 [17MR], 4367 [17MR]

———holding of U.S. hostages, 28498 [5OC]

———terrorism against the U.S., 12200 [24MY]

———U.S. downing of civilian airliner, 17091 [7JY]

Iraq: sanctions (H.R. 5337), 25567-25576 [26SE], 25837 [27SE]

———violations of Turkish airspace, 5875 [30MR]

Ireland, Northern: British policy, 1660 [17FE]

———economic assistance, 18947 [26JY]

———human rights, 2558 [25FE]

———peace initiative, 4175, 4177, 4215 [17MR], 11357 [17MY], 16604 [30JN]

———U.S. corporate guidelines on equal employment (H.R. 722), 695 [2FE]

———use of plastic bullets by British security forces (H. Con. Res. 297), 10377 [10MY]

Ireland, Republic of: International Fund for Ireland, 16754 [6JY]

Iron and steel industry: imports, 8067 [20AP]

Israel: ABC television special on Palestinian self-determination, 9055 [27AP]

———anniversary, 8283, 8302 [25AP], 9692 [2MY], 11083 [13MY], 12774 [26MY], 14176 [10JN]

———anniversary (H.J. Res. 541), 8278-8283, 8287-8302 [21AP]

———charges against Mubarak E. Awad (H. Con. Res. 304), 12104 [24MY]

———result of survey relative to U.S. policies, 1660 [17FE]

———unrest in West Bank and Gaza, 323 [28JA], 1334 [9FE], 2470 [24FE], 2556 [25FE], 3574 [9MR], 3639, 3640 [10MR], 3693 [10MR], 3819 [14MR], 4361 [17MR], 4471 [21MR], 5090 [23MR], 5112 [24MR], 6257 [31MR], 6796 [13AP], 9164 [27AP], 13634 [7JN], 14755 [15JN], 21689 [10AU]

Jamaica: disaster assistance, 24873 [22SE]

Japan: defense burden sharing, 11740 [19MY]

———growing influence on U.S education, 18911 [26JY]

———illegal killing of whales, 324 [28JA]

———involvement in U.S. economy, 29150-29151 [6OC]

———purchase of U.S. industries, 2505 [25FE]

———restrictive trade practices, 1404 [16FE], 3582-3585 [9MR], 9972 [5MY], 12557 [26MY], 32338 [20OC]

———U.S. policy, 27312-27314 [30SE]

———U.S. trade deficit, 10285 [10MY], 10654-10656 [12MY]

———U.S. trade policy, 2762-2765 [1MR]

Jews: removal of earmark for construction of facilities for North African refugees (H.R. 3846), 47 [25JA]

Kampuchea: support the restoration of freedom and independence (H.J. Res. 602), 20998-21002 [8AU]

King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV: tribute (H. Con. Res. 319), 16565 [30JN]

Kodaly Ensemble Hungarian Dance Theater: tribute, 31984 [19OC]

Korea, Republic of: policy towards U.S., 28252 [4OC]

Korean War: reunion of the Chosin Reservoir Battle survivors, 13191 [1JN]

Latin America: international relations, 1231-1238 [9FE]

Lawyers: terminating the alliance between the ABA and the Association of Soviet Lawyers, 13318 [2JN]

Lebanon: rescue of U.S. hostages, 3608 [9MR]

———support resolution of constitutional crisis (H. Con. Res. 377), 26820 [29SE]

———U.S. policy (H. Con. Res. 381), 29053-29055 [6OC]

———U.S. policy (H. Con. Res. 381), concurring in Senate amendments, 32259-32263 [20OC]

Liberia: U.S. policy, 14759 [15JN]

Linder, Benjamin: anniversary of death in Nicaragua, 9501, 9506 [28AP]

Lithuania: greater autonomy, 16537 [29JN]

Malaysia: political repression, 9182 [27AP]

Malta: U.S. visit of Eddie Fenech-Adami, 16753 [6JY], 22391 [11AU]

Marshall Islands: habitability of Rongelap Atoll following nuclear testing by U.S. (H. Con. Res. 395), 33511, 33549 [21OC]

———implement compact of free association, 4822 [22MR]

Mexico: antidrug program, 24981 [22SE]

———disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (H.J. Res. 499), 3862 [15MR]

———disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (H.J. Res. 500), 3862 [15MR]

———U.S. policy, 3682 [10MR], 10385 [10MY], 18820 [26JY], 24604 [20SE]

Mexico-U.S. Intergovernmental Commission on Narcotics and Psychotropic Drug Abuse and Control: establish (H.R. 4549), 10371 [10MY]

Middle East: armed forces component in the Sinai Desert, 1890 [22FE]

———arms buildup by Arab countries, 17428-17430 [11JY]

———Israel's occupied territories, 1195 [4FE]

———peace negotiations, 2423 [23FE]

———U.S. policy, 11765 [19MY]

Movement of Nonaligned Countries: response to Contra assistance, 693 [2FE]

Mozambique: terrorism, 9502 [28AP]

Namibia: failure of South-West Africa People's Organization, 939 [3FE]

———stability, 2482 [24FE]

———U.S. policy, 12477 [25MY]

National Bipartisan Commission on Central America: reestablish (H. Con. Res. 266), 4176 [17MR], 4359 [17MR], 6254 [31MR]

National Day of Remembrance for Political Prisoners in Iran: designate (H.J. Res. 669), 32802 [21OC]

National Endowment for Democracy: contribution to growth of democracy, 8447 [21AP]

NATO alliance, 3820 [14MR]

———burden sharing with allies, 2915 [2MR], 9702 [3MY], 18511 [14JY], 13196 [1JN]

NATO Drug Strike Force: establish (H.R. 4822), 14723 [15JN]

Negotiations: attempts by Members of Congress or private individuals to influence or discuss with foreign governments, 19672 [1AU]

New Zealand: defense policy, 16533 [29JN]

———eliminate security assistance and arms export preferences (H.R. 85), 14768 [15JN]

———preclusion of U.S. Navy operations, 25032 [22SE]

Nicaragua: assistance to Contras, 46 [25JA], 182, 183, 184, 186, 187, 189, 190 [27JA], 307 [27JA], 323, 324 [28JA], 563 [1FE], 574, 575, 576, 577, 578, 580, 601 [2FE], 776 [3FE], 816 [16FE], 892 [9FE], 897-908, 917-928 [3FE], 932, 942, 963, 964 [3FE], 973 [4FE], 1201-1203 [8FE], 1218 [8FE], 1440-1441 [16FE], 1449 [16FE], 1676 [17FE], 1692 [18FE], 2430 [23FE], 2441 [24FE], 2503, 2505, 2508-2513, 2515, 2521-2524 [25FE], 3318 [3MR], 3500-3505 [7MR], 3609, 3619, 3622 [9MR], 3654, 3655, 3660 [10MR], 3966 [15MR], 4079-4083, 4100, 4102, 4109-4132 [16MR], 4144 [16MR], 4470 [21MR], 4608, 4611 [21MR], 4718 [22MR], 5045, 5046 [23MR], 5069, 5076 [23MR], 5872, 5873, 5874, 5929-5937, 5939, 5940 [30MR], 5968 [30MR], 9816 [3MY], 10176 [9MY], 10286 [10MY], 11376, 11378 [18MY], 11540 [18MY], 12028 [23MY], 12559 [26MY], 14071, 14073 [10JN], 16523 [29JN], 17785, 17789 [12JY], 18408 [14JY], 18819 [26JY], 19802 [2AU], 21417 [9AU], 22346, 22403 [11AU], 27331, 27346 [30SE], 27991 [3OC], 31170 [14OC], 32730 [21OC]

———assistance to Contras (H.J. Res. 484), 3204, 3236 [3MR]

———assistance to Contras (H.J. Res. 514), 5099 [23MR]

———civil liberties violations, 9875, 9877 [4MY], 13797 [8JN], 17819 [12JY], 16573 [30JN], 18552 [14JY], 25015-25019 [22SE]

———Close Up Foundation forum on U.S. relations, 10877 [12MY]

———closing of La Prensa (newspaper), 7302 [19AP]

———condemnation of the Government's antidemocratic actions (H. Res. 497), consideration (H. Res. 498), 18428-18437 [14JY]

———democratic political groups and labor unions pursuit of democracy, 25277 [23SE]

———diplomatic relations and an OAS forum (H. Con. Res. 41), 565 [1FE]

———diversion of funds, 185 [27JA], 5111 [24MR]

———Government restrictions on opposition, 11368 [17MY]

———news media coverage of events, 17829 [12JY]

———peace agreement, 1945 [22FE], 4718 [22MR], 5112-5119 [24MR], 12231 [25MY], 12476 [25MY]

———policies of Daniel Ortega, 3260 [3MR]

———political situation, 16531 [29JN], 16619 [30JN]

———promote democracy through the National Endowment for Democracy (H.R. 4617), 11262 [17MY]

———release political prisoners in accordance with the Esquipulas II agreement (H. Con. Res. 327), 18541 [14JY]

———Sandinista strategy document, 6356 [12AP]

———status of U.S. taxpayers' donations made to certain organizations, 1691 [18FE]

———terminate sanctions imposed (H.R. 4403), 7514 [19AP]

———tracking reforms necessary for peace, pluralism, and democracy (H.R. 4285), 5667 [29MR]

———U.S. policy, 8666 [25AP], 17805-17810 [12JY], 18820 [26JY], 24873 [22SE], 25837 [27SE], 30179 [12OC], 30638-30641 [14OC]

———U.S. policy relative to reforms made toward peace, pluralism, and democracy (H.J. Res. 566), 10490, 10491 [11MY]

Nicholson, Arthur: anniversary of death in Democratic Republic of Germany, 5245 [24MR]

Norway: Constitution Day, 11364 [17MY], 14157 [10JN]

Nuclear energy: agreement with Japan on peaceful use (H.J. Res. 439), 297, 303 [27JA]

———resubmit proposed U.S.-Japan agreement concerning peaceful uses (H.R. 3905), 1675 [17FE]

Nuclear weapons: ballistic missile proliferation, 2712 [11AU]

———nonproliferation, 5067 [23MR]

Olympic games: sense of Congress concerning Seoul games (H. Con. Res. 348), 24093-24097 [15SE]

Pacific Forum: commend (S. Con. Res. 133), 18526 [14JY]

Pacific Parliamentary Caucus, 5656 [29MR], 7489 [19AP]

Pakistan: air crash deaths of Mohammed Zia ul-Haq and U.S. diplomats, 6802 [13AP], 22781 [7SE]

———authorize lease of naval repair ship (H.R. 5420), 28179 [4OC]

———promoting democracy (H. Res. 484), 21002-21004 [8AU], 21427 [9AU]

Palau: authorize entry into force of the Compact of Free Association with U.S., 4808 [22MR], 5236 [24MR], 6265 [31MR], 9985 [5MY]

———authorize entry into force of Compact of Free Association with U.S. (H.J. Res. 597), 28534-28543 [5OC], 29012-29024 [6OC], 33538-33541 [21OC], 33565, 33588 [10NO]

———enforcement of laws and use of U.S. assistance (H.J. Res. 517), 5089 [23MR]

———U.S. policy, 11363 [17MY]

———U.S. protection of fundamental freedoms, 12226 [24MY]

Pan American Health Organization: commend initiative of the Ministers of Health of Central America and the (H. Con. Res. 378), 26506 [28SE]

Panama: economic recovery program, 10562 [11MY]

———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, 5634 [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]

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

———resignation of Manuel A. Noriega (H. Con. Res. 243), 2441 [24FE], 5979, 5983 [31MR], 9504 [28AP]

———support transition to democracy (H.R. 4703), 12556 [26MY], 19791 [1AU]

———treatment of U.S. military personnel, 27290 [30SE]

———U.S. policy, 14157 [10JN], 14725 [15JN]

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, U.SD. payments due under the treaty (H.R. 4126), 3609 [9MR]

———U.S. policy, 18941 [26JY]

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

Paraguay: disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (H.J. Res. 495), 3862 [15MR]

———disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (H.J. Res. 496), 3862 [15MR]

———U.S. visit by Alfredo Stroessner, 16613 [30JN]

Peace: authorizing transfer of certain funds for U.S. contributions to international peacekeeping activities (H.R. 5551), 32263-32268 [20OC]

Peace Corps: programs (H.R. 3100), 2546 [25FE]

Persian Gulf: balance of power, 7302 [19AP]

———U.S. policy, 18949 [26JY]

Persian Gulf countries: arms sales, 19255 [27JY]

Peru: disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (H.J. Res. 497), 3862 [15MR]

———disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (H.J. Res. 498), 3862 [15MR]

Philippines: civil liberties violations, 11359 [17MY]

———funding for U.S. military bases, 26799 [29SE], 29598 [7OC]

———withdrawal of U.S. Naval base in agreement with Soviet Union, 24250 [16SE]

Poland: changes in Government, 27342 [30SE]

———economic and political reform, 9703 [3MY]

———labor strikes, 10179 [9MY]

Reagan, President: commendation for human rights efforts while at the Moscow summit (H. Res. 464), 15259 [20JN]

———evolution of administration policy, 30611 [13OC]

———meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Soviet Union, 965 [3FE], 1336 [9FE], 12231, 12233 [25MY], 13204, 13207 [1JN], 13318 [2JN], 13360 [3JN], 13659 [7JN], 14062 [9JN]

———Persian Gulf policy, 20643 [4AU]

———policies in Central America, 4180 [17MR]

———policy, 13063 [1JN], 15496 [21JN], 18820 [26JY]

Real property: registration of foreign interests in ownership (H.R. 5410), 28524 [7OC]

Refuse and refuse disposal: exports, 22382 [11AU]

Romania: civil liberties violations (H. Res. 505), 2723 [11AU], 20344, 20360 [3AU], 20509-20515 [4AU], 20640 [4AU], 29066-29069 [6OC]

———most-favored-nation status, 1700 [18FE]

SALT II Treaty: adherence to numerical sublimits, 9107 [28AP]

Securities: facilitate cooperation with foreign countries in law enforcement (H.R. 4945), 16535, 16538 [29JN], 18545 [14JY]

Singapore: imprisonment of Chew Kheng Chaun, 15892 [23JN]

Smithtown, NY: high school students honor U.S. hostages in Lebanon, 2429 [23FE]

Somalia: civil liberties, 23037 [8SE]

South Africa: apartheid, 3301 [3MR], 3640 [10MR]#, 6250 [31MR]

———banning of political activity, 4805 [22MR]

———church promotion of civil liberties, 8440 [21AP]

———civil liberties violations, 16537 [29JN]

———commend efforts of Institute on Religion and Democracy, 18474 [14JY]

———denial of clemency for youths, 3861 [15MR]

———media blackout, 6504 [12AP]

———press restrictions and censorship (H.R. 4378), 6993 [14AP]

———prohibit investments (H.R. 1580), 2923 [14SE], 6804 [13AP], 12198 [24MY], 14319 [14JN], 15010 [16JN], 15032 [16JN], 15741 [22JN], 16750 [6JY], 18529 [14JY], 18943 [26JY], 19565 [28JY], 20337 [3AU], 22058 [11AU], 22114 [7SE], 22118 [11AU], 22190-22221 [11AU], 22394 [11AU], 25027 [22SE], 31998 [19OC], 33440 [21OC], 33594 [10NO]

———prohibit investments (H.R. 1580), consideration (H. Res. 519), 22107 [11AU]

———Sharpesville Six, 15018 [16JN]

———Soweto Remembrance Day, 15018 [16JN]

———terrorist activities, 8659 [25AP]

———trade sanctions, 14161 [10JN], 30454 [13OC]

Soviet Union: case of Armenians living in Nagorno-Karabakh, 3306 [3MR]

———changes in central leadership, 27352 [30SE]

———civil liberties in Armenia, 5683 [29MR], 6501 [12AP], 9487 [28AP]

———development of space weapons tracking systems, 9058 [27AP]

———District of Columbia citizens on peace mission, 17299 [7JY]

———economic conditions, 13639 [7JN]

———explore understanding through satellite-linked dialogs with U.S., 1814 [18FE]

———export of technology, 65 [25JA]

———fishery agreement (H.R. 4919), 25474-25477 [26SE], 27925 [3OC]

———freedom struggle of Crimean Tatars, 15896 [23JN]

———human rights violations (H. Res. 455), 12158-12161 [24MY], 12474 [25MY]

———joint mission to Mars, 12107 [24MY], 12753 [26MY]

———link most-favored-nation trade status to compliance with Helsinki Final Act, 17823 [12JY]

———medical treatment for Georgi Samoilovich, 26853 [29SE]

———Mikhail Gorbachev's liberalizing policies, 21024-21026 [8AU]

———millenium of Christianity in the Ukraine, 23689 [13SE]

———multilateral standards for entering into and reporting financial transactions and security implications of such transactions (H.R. 5493), 29655 [7OC]

———request apology for fatal shooting of Arthur D. Nicholson, 4079 [16MR]

———success of negotiations on emigration restrictions, 2430 [23FE]

———treatment of Jews, 5993-5998 [31MR]

———U.S. policy, 13060 [1JN], 25264 [23SE]

———U.S. trade policy, 13633 [7JN]

———visit by Stuart G. Weinblatt and David Kaye, 2417 [23FE]

Sri Lanka: anniversary of independence, 1183 [4FE]

Stark (U.S.S.): Iraqi missile attack, 4813 [22MR]

Sudan: imposition of Islamic law on judicial system, 32389 [20OC]

Terrorism: combating (H.R. 5550), 32319-32326 [20OC], 33470 [21OC]

Thailand: efforts to combat drug trafficking, 3700 [10MR]

Tibet: civil liberties, 8438 [21AP], 14775 [15JN]

———support the Dalai Lama and efforts toward democracy (H. Con. Res. 324), 15897 [23JN]

Toshiba Corp.: sale of products to Communist countries, 11749 [19MY]

Tourist trade: establish special commission (H. Con. Res. 307), 12558 [26MY], 17826 [12JY]

———visa application process, 12467 [25MY]

Turkey: cooperation agreement with Greece, 682 [2FE], 1659, 1670 [17FE]

———visit by President Kenan Evren, 16536 [29JN]

Turner, Ted: documentary on the history of the Soviet Union, 15250 [20JN]

U.N.: adoption of arms embargo against Iran (H. Con. Res. 287), 9058 [27AP]

———condemnation of assassination of Khalil al-Wazir, 9615 [29AP]

———environment program concerning transboundary movement of hazardous waste (H. Con. Res. 358), 22404 [11AU]

———funding, 18820 [26JY]

———U.S. policy, 933 [3FE]

U.S. Institute for Peace: authorizing appropriations (H.R. 4592), 10653 [12MY]

U.S. policy, 17097-17102 [7JY]

———further national security and foreign policy interests (H.R. 5550), 32319-32326 [20OC]

U.S.-Canada Days of Peace and Friendship: designate (H.J. Res. 587), 14358 [14JN]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: implement (H.R. 5090), 18909 [26JY], 20278 [3AU], 22323, 22324 [10AU]

U.S.-Canadian Environmental Information Reciprocity Act: enact (H.R. 5134), 19995 [2AU]

U.S.-Japan Free Trade Area: establish (H.R. 5502), 30154 [12OC]

U.S.-Mexico Border Regional Commission: establish (H.R. 4606), 11262 [17MY]

U.S.-Mexico Joint Development Bank: establish (H.R. 4388), 7091-7096 [18AP]

U.S.-Soviet Youth Orchestra: tribute, 15899 [23JN]

Vanuatu: U.S. relations, 10171 [9MY]

Veterans: Elbe Alliance, 75 [25JA]

Vietnam: release of living and return of remains of U.S. MIA, 12103 [24MY]

———U.S. policy, 15028 [16JN], 18820 [26JY]

War: collective judgment of both the Congress and President concerning the involvement of Armed Forces (H.R. 3912), 977-981 [4FE]

———U.S. involvement, 8427 [21AP]

War Powers Act: amend (H.J. Res. 462), 2770 [1MR], 7666 [20AP]

———application relative to Persian Gulf, 7300, 7301 [19AP], 7534 [19AP]

Western Hemisphere Force: establish (H.R. 4822), 14723 [15JN]

Whales: illegal killing by Japan and Iceland, 324 [28JA]

Wildfire Protection Assistance Act: enact (S. 2641), 23017 [8SE]

Women: participation in AID developing countries projects (H.R. 4049), 2746 [1MR]

Women for a Meaningful Summit (organization): hearings, 1658 [17FE]

Yugoslavia: most favored nation trade status (H.R. 3577), 6357 [12AP]

Remarks in Senate

Afghanistan: economic assistance, 17194 [7JY]

———effects of Geneva accords, 14033 [9JN]

———naming a U.S. Ambassador at Large, 19061 [27JY]

———peace negotiations, 6293 [11AP]

———Soviet occupation, 1914 [22FE], 1976-1979 [23FE]

———Soviet withdrawal of troops, 11496 [18MY]

———U.S. policy, 4625 [22MR], 15215 [20JN]

———U.S. policy (S. Res. 386), 2598 [26FE], 2643-2664 [29FE], 3374 [4MR]

African Development Fund: replenish (H.R. 4645), 26906-26909 [30SE]

African National Congress: policy, 2289 [23FE]

Alaska: Nome-to-Siberia freedom flight, 14119 [10JN]

———opening of U.S.-Soviet boundary, 16320 [29JN]

Algeria: resolution of western Sahara conflict, 30990 [14OC]

American Academy of Diplomacy: tribute, 19941 [2AU]

American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations: study and recommendations, 10143 [9MY]

American-Soviet Youth Orchestra: concert tour, 19267, 19437 [28JY]

Angola: national reconciliation and self-determination (S. Res. 476), 24542-24547 [20SE]

Anti-Apartheid Act: amend (S. 2756), 22588, 22595 [7SE], 22898 [8SE], 31701-31706 [19OC]

Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Act: enact (S. 2190), 4334 [17MR]

Armed Forces: continued involvement in Persian Gulf (S.J. Res. 305), 8760 [26AP], 11792 [20MY], 13426, 13431-13445 [6JN]

———continued involvement in Persian Gulf (S.J. Res. 305), point of order, 13427 [6JN]

Arms control: comprehensive test ban treaty, 4374 [18MR]

———conventional weapons, 7146 [18AP]

———conventional weapons balance in Europe, 15405 [21JN]

———negotiations, 91 [26JA], 1980 [23FE], 3985 [16MR], 10108 [9MY], 15308 [21JN], 24144 [16SE], 31175 [17OC]

———nuclear weapons treaty negotiations, 7538 [20AP]

———on-site inspections in the Soviet Union, 17378 [8JY]

———support, 7017 [15AP]

———U.S. policy, 3498 [4MR], 13664 [8JN]

Arms Control and Foreign Policy Caucus: tribute to staff, 21461 [10AU]

Arms sales: developing countries, 13962 [9JN]

———limit to Middle East nations (S. Res. 487), 28367 [5OC]

Arts: Rhode Island artists' exhibit in Moscow, 14994 [16JN]

Bahamas: disapproving certification of drug interdiction efforts (S.J. Res. 279), 5212 [24MR]

Bangladesh: democracy, 6952 [14AP]

Bearing Sea: management of international waters (S. Res. 397), 4577 [21MR]

———management of international waters (S.J. Res. 277), 4575 [21MR]

Bicentennial minute: June 11, 1948—Vandenberg Resolution Passes, 14083 [10JN]

Board for International Broadcasting: authorizing appropriations (S. 1394), 27093 [30SE]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2757), 26909-26918 [30SE]

Burma: civil liberties violations (S. Con. Res. 139), 21641 [10AU], 24455, 24456 [19SE]

———civil liberties violations (S. Res. 464), 22008 [11AU]

———civil unrest, 24796 [22SE]

———restoration of democracy, 30988 [14OC]

———suspension of economic assistance, 23125 [9SE]

Bush, Vice President: qualifications for President, 16667 [6JY]

Byelorussia: independence anniversary, 5320, 5327 [25MR]

Camp David, MD: 10th anniversary of Israeli-Egyptian accords (S. Con. Res. 142), 23546 [13SE], 24245 [16SE]

———10th anniversary of Israeli-Egyptian accords (H. Con. Res. 364), 24442 [19SE]

Canada Day: observance, 17272 [7JY]

———Senate visit of Brian Mulroney, 9265 [28AP]

Central America: appropriations (H.J. Res. 395), consideration (S.J. Res. 243), 1002-1069 [4FE]

———economic development and recovery program (S. Con. Res. 63), 20654 [5AU], 20658, 20659 [5AU]

———peace, democracy, and reconciliation (H.J. Res. 523), 6014-6016, 6019-6046 [31MR]

———peace initiative, 5181 [24MR], 5861 [30MR], 6922 [14AP], 17437, 17439 [11JY]

———U.S. policy, 19699 [1AU], 31177 [17OC]

Children: implement Hague Convention on Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (H.R. 3971), 6482-6485 [12AP], 8650 [25AP]

———implement Hague Convention on Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (H.R. 3971), placed on calendar, 5497 [29MR]

Chile: restoration of democracy, 19441-19442 [28JY], 24157 [16SE], 31318-31327 [18OC]

———restoration of democracy (S.J. Res. 370), 21947 [11AU]

———restoration of democracy (S.J. Res. 392), 27057, 27060 [30SE]

———results of plebiscite, 32600 [21OC]

China, People's Republic of: arms sales to the Middle East, 23740 [14SE]

———U.S. assistance to missile program, 26928 [30SE]

China, Republic of: death of Chiang Ching-kuo, 1915 [22FE], 3475 [4MR]

———democracy, 16169 [28JN], 16387 [29JN]

———manufacture of automated people mover, 8769 [26AP]

———Senator Rockefeller meeting with President Lee Teng-hui, 647 [2FE]

Coast Guard: assignment of vessels to Persian Gulf, 8680 [26AP], 9252 [28AP]

Colombia: assistance against illegal drug traffickers and terrorist activities (S. Res. 391), 3454 [4MR]

Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians: ensure act is not construed as forcing U.S. to relinquish any further territory to Native Americans or to Mexico, 7617 [20AP]

Communism: express concern about Soviet bloc governments (S. Res. 492), 30311 [13OC]

Congress: cooperation with the executive branch, 9351 [28AP]

———role in decline of U.S. economic and political power according to Paul Kennedy's book ``The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers'', 7537 [20AP]

Contracts: construction projects using foreign contractor or subcontractor, 15543 [22JN]

Corporations: payoffs to foreign governments, 5252 [25MR]

Costa Rica: economic assistance, 17183-17194, 17206 [7JY]

Court of International Trade: method of reaching judgments, 18637 [25JY]

Cuba: funding for TV Marti, 15916 [24JN]

Cyprus: anniversary of Turkish invasion, 18561 [25JY]

———demilitarization, 8355 [21AP]

———U.S. policy, 9509 [29AP]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of 1968 Soviet invasion, 21675 [10AU]

———visit to Senate by Ambassador and Members of Parliament, 16033 [27JN]

De Mita, Ciriaco: Senate visit, 14542 [15JN]

Denmark: Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 9355 [28AP]

Dept. of Energy: evaluation of oil import fee, 3183 [3MR]

Dept. of State: authorizing appropriations (S. 1394), 27093 [30SE]

———foreign operations budget, 6425 [12AP]

———protection of U.S. embassies abroad, 18739 [26JY]

Developing countries: U.S. and Soviet involvement, 4491 [21MR]

———U.S. assistance in projects, 11954 [23MY]

Drug abuse: enforcement of trafficking, 6550-6574 [13AP], 11643-11646 [19MY]

———strategy in addressing problem, 12965-12976 [27MY]

Dukakis, Michael S.: qualifications for President, 16667 [6JY]

Ecology: agreement with Canada on acid rain, 8879 [27AP]

Economic assistance: to anti-Communist freedom fighters, 3497 [4MR]

Education: importance of foreign language study, 21653 [10AU]

El Salvador: civil liberties violations, 32592 [21OC]

———economic assistance, 17183 [7JY]

———elections, 5255 [25MR]

———GAO report on conditions of certain displaced persons (S. 332), 769 [3FE], 14387 [14JN], 15510 [22JN]

———U.S. policy, 17120 [7JY]

U.S. policy: campaign issues, 3760 [14MR], 23124 [9SE]

Endangered species: enforcement of international conservation agreements (S. 2638), 18245 [13JY]

Ethiopia: commend certain U.S. officials for assistance (S. Con. Res. 97), 168 [26JA]

———economic sanctions, 11110-11114 [16MY]

Europe: balance of conventional weapons, 1070 [4FE], 2296 [23FE], 8529 [22AP], 12980 [27MY], 16095 [28JN]

———NATO's defense capabilities, 11220 [17MY]

———U.S. weapons systems, 467 [1FE], 520 [1FE]

Federal Express: Japanese unfair trade practices, 28060 [4OC]

Fish and fisheries: governing international U.S.-Soviet fishery agreement (H.R. 4919), 27110 [30SE], 32463 [21OC]

Fishing and fisheries: enforcement of international conservation agreements (S. 2640), 18245 [13JY]

Foreign Aid Insurance Act: enact (S. 2422), 11887, 11889 [20MY]

Foreign Anti-Drug Corruption Act: enact (S. 2297), 7646, 7647 [20AP]

Foreign Assistance Act: disapproval of certification by President (S.J. Res. 268), 2879 [2MR], 6895-6921 [14AP], 7021 [15AP]

———disapproving certification by President (S.J. Res. 292), 6870-6893 [14AP]

Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: effect of trade legislation, 15912 [24JN]

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act: enact (H.R. 4637), 17151, 17204-17224 [7JY]

———enact (H.R. 4637), conference report, 26898-26934, 27028, 27029 [30SE]

———funding adjustments, 17170 [7JY]

France: rescission of funds for construction of schools for Jewish refugees from North Africa, 465-467 [1FE], 1132 [4FE]

———U.S. visit of Francois Mitterand, 26680 [29SE]

Freedom Fighter Assistance Act: enact (S. 2481), 13755 [8JN]

GAO: study of U.S. commercial bank activity in London, 23525 [13SE]

Germany, Democratic Republic of: International Fishery Agreement (H.R. 4621), 14482 [14JN]

Germany, Federal Republic of: staff exchange program with Bundestag, 2633 [26FE]

———visit by Chancellor, 1715 [18FE], 1818 [19FE]

Greece: independence anniversary, 4710 [22MR], 5205 [24MR], 5296, 5299, 5319, 5320, 5326, 5327 [25MR], 5397 [28MR]

———U.S. policy, 9509 [29AP]

Guatemala: status of democracy, 16702, 16705 [6JY]

———support for civilian rule, 13034 [27MY]

Haiti: defined as a major drug-transit country (S.J. Res. 285), 6173 [31MR], 6893 [14AP]

———political situation, 16004 [27JN]

———restoration of democracy (S. Con. Res. 149), 27110 [30SE]

———U.S. policy (S. Con. Res. 147), 25936, 25938 [28SE]

Harvard University Law School: graduates seminar, 129 [26JA]

Hoboken, NJ: Ambassadors high school baseball team trip to Soviet Union, 19101 [27JY]

Honduras: defined as a major drug-transit country (S.J. Res. 286), 6174 [31MR]

———deployment of U.S. troops, 4223, 4224, 4234, 4243, 4277-4301, 4315, 4324 [17MR], 4449, 4466 [18MR], 4491 [21MR]

———deployment of U.S. troops (S. 2198), 4439 [18MR]

———prohibit the introduction of U.S. combat troops (S.J. Res. 274), 4334 [17MR]

———U.S. policy, 6950 [14AP]

Hungary: most-favored-nation trade status, 21811 [11AU]

Immigration: preference system (S. 2050), 1119 [4FE]

India: anniversary of independence, 21670 [10AU]

———civil liberties of Sikhs in Punjab region (S. Con. Res. 150), 27545 [3OC]

———U.S. policy, 19707 [1AU]

INF Treaty Reinforcement Act: enact (S. 2342), 9364 [28AP], 9540 [29AP]

Information services: policy and competitiveness, 32494 [21OC]

Intelligence Oversight Act: enact (S. 1721), 3193 [3MR]

Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration: implementation (S. 2204), 4699 [22MR], 27094 [30SE], 32535 [21OC]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: ratification, 202 [27JA], 3322-3326 [4MR]

———ratification, Biden condition, 12007 [23MY]

International Boundary and Water Commission: tribute (H. Con. Res. 344), 32056 [20OC]

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

International Fund for Ireland: Presidential certification, 20125 [3AU]

International Organizations Immunities Act: applicability to Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (H.R. 4162), 15833 [23JN]

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act: enact (S. 2544), 15370, 15382 [21JN], 32610 [21OC]

INTERPOL Authorities Act: enact (S. 2552), 15564 [22JN]

Iraq: condemn use of chemical weapons (S. Res. 408), 6469 [12AP], 15753 [23JN], 15918-15921 [24JN], 23139-23141 [9SE], 23711 [14SE]

———sanctions (S. 2848), 26923 [30SE]

———sanctions to deter use of chemical weapons, 26922-26924 [30SE]

———treatment of Kurdish minority, 23065 [9SE]

———U.N. investigation of use of chemical weapons, 19959 [2AU]

———use of poison gas against Kurds, 29907 [12OC]

Ireland, Northern: peace initiative, 4346 [17MR], 7654 [20AP]

Israel: anniversary, 4996 [27AP], 8493, 8494, 8548 [22AP], 8765, 8768 [26AP], 9407 [28AP]

———establish diplomatic missions, 18739, 18745 [26JY]

———Jerusalem location in Dept. of State telephone directory, 21146 [9AU]

———locate U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem (S. 2508), 14270 [13JN]

———memorandum of agreement with U.S., 11178 [16MY]

———U.S. policy, 12731 [26MY]

———unrest in West Bank and Gaza, 2665 [29FE], 5127-5129 [24MR], 8879 [27AP], 9514 [29AP]

Japan: compensation for families of individuals killed at Pearl Harbor, 7620, 7621 [20AP]

———construction services and supplies agreement with U.S., 6017 [31MR]

———government process, 11952 [23MY]

———nuclear cooperation agreement, 127 [27JA], 1074 [4FE], 3190 [3MR], 19444 [28JY], 24237 [16SE]

———political development, 9513 [29AP]

———restrictive trade practices, 25355 [26SE]

———role in defense burden sharing, 13774 [8JN]

———U.S. policy, 3186 [3MR], 11183 [16MY], 26887 [30SE]

Japan Association of Travel Agents: welcome (S. Con. Res. 136), 20593 [4AU]

Kampuchea: support the restoration of freedom and independence (S.J. Res. 347), 16381 [29JN]

King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV: tribute (H. Con. Res. 319), 17273 [7JY]

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of: condemn support for terrorist activities (S. Con. Res. 99), 1872-1874 [19FE]

Korea, Republic of: deliberation to purchase antisubmarine helicopters, 4962 [27AP]

———inauguration of President Roh Tae Woo, 2292, 2405 [23FE]

———purchase of U.S. helicopters, 9407, 9409 [28AP]

Kuwait: sale of Maverick G missiles, 26928-26930 [30SE]

Latin America: U.S. policy, 21967 [11AU]

Lebanon: Dept. of State special envoy to negotiate release of U.S. citizens held hostage (S. Res. 345), 4044 [17MR]

———U.S. policy, 25222-25224 [23SE], 25926 [28SE]

———U.S. policy (H. Con. Res. 381), 31111 [14OC]

Malta: congratulations for the establishment of the U.N. International Institute on Aging (S.J. Res. 349), 17542 [11JY]

———U.S. visit by Prime Minister Eddie Fenech-Adami, 17559 [11JY]

Mexico: control sewage from endangering U.S., 17698, 17701 [12JY]

———drug trafficking, 2862 [2MR], 4429 [18MR], 4630 [22MR]

———economic assistance, 31718 [19OC]

———elections, 16355 [29JN]

———U.S. policy, 4352 [17MR]

———World Bank loan for steel industry, 3059 [3MR]

Middle East: arms proliferation, 28971 [6OC]

———negotiations to limit arms sales, 26929 [30SE]

———peace negotiations, 7209-7212 [19AP]

———U.S. policy, 19582 [29JY]

Military assistance: provide to anti-Communist freedom fighters, 3497 [4MR]

Morocco: resolution of western Sahara conflict, 30990 [14OC]

Mou-shih Ding: representative of Coordination Council for North American Affairs, 29409 [7OC]

Mozambique: refugees, 9404 [28AP]

———U.S. aid, 441 [28JA]

Namibia: support national reconciliation and self-determination (S. Res. 476), 24542-24547 [20SE]

Narcotics: traffic, 6895-6921 [14AP]

National defense: conventional arms, 18343 [14JY]

———easing military burden, 30643, 30648 [14OC]

———requirements for U.S. security, 12980 [27MY]

National Energy Policy Act: enact (S. 2667), 19393-19396, 19419 [28JY], 19700 [1AU]

National Environmental Policy Act: extend requirements internationally (H.R. 2753), 22789 [8SE]

National security: impact of diversion of certain technology to Soviet Union by certain Japanese and Norwegian companies, 4047 [16MR]

———sale of missiles to Persian Gulf countries, 17209 [7JY]

NATO: balance of conventional forces, 1897 [22FE], 2793 [2MR], 5228 [24MR], 7061 [15AP], 21268 [9AU], 26513 [29SE]

———burden sharing by allies, 11492 [18MY], 12961 [27MY]

———effect of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 519 [1FE]

———strategic developments, 640 [2FE]

NATO Information Office: funding, 18720 [26JY]

Nicaragua: advance democracy (S.J. Res. 351), 18264 [13JY], 18563 [25JY]

———assistance to Contras, 402 [28JA], 463, 488-491, 509-511, 544 [1FE], 632-636, 644 [2FE], 702, 704, 705, 739, 743, 745, 751, 754-755, 772 [3FE], 998-1000, 1001 [4FE], 1881 [19FE], 3321, 3390 [4MR], 3952 [15MR], 4466 [18MR], 10791 [12MY], 11489 [18MY], 15118 [17JN], 19699 [1AU], 19882 [2AU], 21440, 21466-21502, 21504, 21514-21527 [10AU], 25188 [23SE], 29238 [7OC], 32597 [21OC]

———assistance to Contras (S.J. Res. 276), 4444 [18MR]

———civil liberties violations, 17585, 17586 [12JY], 18141, 18197-18222 [13JY], 32514 [21OC]

———closing of La Prensa (newspaper), 7276 [19AP]

———environmental impact of Contra war, 17727 [12JY]

———incursion into Honduras, 4449 [18MR]

———peace negotiations, 5228 [24MR], 18339 [14JY]

———prohibit the introduction of U.S. combat troops (S.J. Res. 274), 4334 [17MR]

———trauma care for victims of war (S. 2239), 6143 [31MR]

———U.S. policy, 607 [2FE], 21558 [10AU]

———violation of Guatemala City accord, 17734 [12JY]

———violation of Sapoa agreement with Contras, 17734 [12JY]

———violations of the Esquipulas II peace agreement, 31315-31317, 31327 [18OC]

Nixon, Richard M.: evaluation of arms control, 5320 [25MR]

Norwegian Constitution Day: observance, 11515 [18MY]

Nuclear warfare: proliferation, 20523 [4AU]

———reducing technological race, 20650 [5AU]

———test ban treaty, 21806 [11AU]

———underground testing, 10668-10685 [12MY]

———U.S.-Soviet strategic arms control, 25233 [23SE]

Olympic games: sense of Congress concerning Seoul games (H. Con. Res. 348), 24244 [16SE]

Pacific Forum: commend (S. Con. Res. 133), 18373 [14JY]

Pakistan: assistance, 1165 [4FE]

———authorize lease of naval repair ship (H.R. 5420), 28469 [5OC], 30704 [14OC]

———plane crash killing President Zia and U.S. diplomats, 22792 [8SE]

———visit by President Mohammad Zia-Ul-Haq to the U.S. (S. Res. 436), 13030 [27MY]

Palau: entry into force of Compact of Free Association (S.J. Res. 231), 5412-5415 [28MR], 18638 [25JY]

———entry into force of the compact of free association (H.J. Res. 597), 29472-29478 [7OC], 32720-32722 [10NO]

Panama: CIA activities, 2286 [23FE]

———democracy and free enterprise, 5785 [30MR], 27113, 27115 [30SE]

———resignation of Manuel A. Noriega (H. Con. Res. 243), 5123 [24MR]

———economic assistance, 17197 [7JY]

———economic sanctions (S. 2134), 3172-3176 [3MR]

———effects of U.S. sanctions on the economy, 13965 [9JN]

———government involvement in drug trafficking, 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]

———Manuel A. Noriega indictment, 1073 [4FE], 2292 [23FE]

———political situation, 6823 [14AP]

———presence of U.S. soldiers, 26859 [30SE]

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

———restoration of democracy and economic assistance (S. Con. Res. 140), 21950 [11AU], 27112 [30SE]

———transition to democracy (S.J. Res. 267), 2677 [29FE]

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

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

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

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

———suspend, 3346-3348 [4MR], 6053 [31MR]

———suspend (S. 2588), 16361 [29JN]

———U.S. position, 7101 [18AP]

Paraguay: international drug trafficking, 11515, 11516 [18MY]

Persian Gulf: continued use of U.S. Armed Forces (S.J. Res. 305), unanimous-consent agreement, 7105 [18AP], 12959 [27MY]

Philippines: elections, 3151 [3MR]

———independence anniversary, 14224 [13JN]

———negotiations over Clark Air and Subic Naval Bases, 19582 [29JY], 24473 [20SE], 29245 [7OC], 30441 [13OC], 30648 [14OC], 31234 [18OC], 32005 [20OC], 32496 [21OC]

PLO: make unlawful the establishment or maintenance of office within U.S. (S. 1203), 23067 [9SE]

———Reagan administration position relative to court decision on mission in New York, NY, 23067 [9SE]

Polish Constitution Day: observance, 8768 [26AP]

Pressler, Senator: trip to Vietnam, 6286-6287 [11AP]

Protection of Neutral Commerce—A Short Legal and Historical Overview: Navy Office of Legislative Affairs, 26972 [30SE]

Reagan, President: assessment of policies, 19866 [2AU]

———joint session of Congress to receive State of the Union Message (H. Con. Res. 236), 95 [26JA]

———meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Soviet Union, 1076 [4FE], 4592 [21MR], 13523, 13525-13526 [7JN], 13660 [8JN]

Refugees: consultation between Dept. of State and Congress on admissions, 18753 [26JY]

———plight, 7271 [19AP]

———report of admissions in upcoming year, 25853 [28SE]

Romania: civil liberties violations (S. Res. 461), 21867-21879 [11AU]

———civil liberties violations (S. Res. 461), unanimous-consent agreement, 21675 [10AU]

———civil liberties violations (S. Res. 455), 20726, 20734 [5AU]

Samantha Smith Memorial Exchange Program: funding, 18736 [26JY]

Saudi Arabia: arms sales, 25203 [23SE]

Singapore: human rights (S. Con. Res. 132), 17545 [11JY], 22458 [7SE]

———visit to the Senate by Prime Minister and members of Parliament, 6547 [13AP]

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

———death sentence for Sharpesville six, 3920 [15MR] 4456 [18MR], 14391 [14JN]

———detainees, 24803 [22SE]

———links to Israel, 23289 [9SE]

———opposition to apartheid, 3726 [14MR]

———prohibit investments (H.R. 1580), 22585 [7SE], 25283 [26SE]

———U.S. as sanctuary for blacks escaping persecution, 23760 [14SE]

———U.S. trade sanctions, 25244 [23SE], 32153 [20OC]

Soviet Union: agricultural trade agreement (S. Res. 377), 1128 [4FE], 6213 [31MR]

———Antiballistic Missile Treaty violations (S. Res. 474), 24176-24187 [16SE], 32102 [20OC]

———Armenians, 3152 [3MR], 11951 [23MY], 18970, 18971 [27JY]

———arms control negotiations, 2641 [29FE], 21573 [10AU], 24247 [16SE]

———changes in leadership, 28107 [4OC]

———civil liberties, 7081 [15AP], 30436 [13OC]

———credit by Western banks, 7270 [19AP], 15508 [22JN], 30313 [13OC], 31261-31267 [18OC], 31538 [18OC]

———express concern about Soviet bloc governments (S. Res. 492), 29578 [7OC]

———financial practices, 15913 [24JN]

———fishery agreement (H.R. 4919), 27110 [30SE], 32463 [21OC]

———health of U.S. diplomats, 3413 [4MR]

———high school exchange with U.S., 17121 [7JY], 19103 [27JY]

———impact of policy, 10189 [10MY]

———improving U.S. relations, 28973 [6OC]

———killing of Arthur D. Nicholson, 15917 [24JN]

———Krasnoyarsk radar installations, 32102 [20OC]

———religious amnesty (S. Con. Res. 119), 11504 [18MY]

———space program, 11509 [18MY]

———status of economy, 9251 [28AP]

———treaty compliance, 7018 [15AP]

———U.S. policy, 2902 [2MR], 4371 [18MR], 13407 [6JN]

———visit by Senate members, 3711 [14MR]

———visit to U.S. by Chief of Soviet General Staff, 18319 [14JY]

Space science: delay the export of U.S. satellites for launch by the People's Republic of China (S.J. Res. 384), 25238 [23SE]

——— U.S. and Soviet policies regarding use, 9289-9291 [28AP]

Sri Lanka: anniversary, 1175 [4FE]

Sullivan, David S.: accusation of classified information disclosure, 12295 [25MY]

Temporary Emergency Wildfire Suppression Act: extend authority permanently (S. 2826), 25236 [23SE]

Terrorism: policy of Presidential candidates, 24760 [22SE]

Thailand: refugee policy, 1981-1985 [23FE]

Treaties: removal of injunction of secrecy, 17 [25JA], 176 [26JA], 1940 [22FE], 5497 [29MR]

Tunisia: democracy, 3490 [4MR]

Turkey: defense and economic cooperation agreement, 2640 [29FE], 5453 [29MR]

———Senate visit of President Evren, 16406, 16408 [29JN]

———U.S. policy, 9508, 9509 [29AP]

TV Marti: implications, 18740 [26JY]

U.N.: authorizing transfer of certain funds for U.S. contributions to international peacekeeping activities (H.R. 5551), 32676 [21OC]

———Convention on Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, 5193 [24MR]

———employee housing benefits, 18726, 18727 [26JY]

———farewell address of President Reagan, 27091 [30SE]

———instrument of international diplomacy, 13040 [27MY]

———opposing anti-Zionist resolution (S.J. Res. 205), 30668 [14OC]

———report on voting procedures, 17187 [7JY]

———U.S. withholding of funds, 21881 [11AU]

U.S. Committee for Refugees: tribute, 4695 [22MR]

U.S.A.-Canada Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.: study and recommendations, 10143 [9MY]

U.S.-Canada Days of Peace and Friendship: designate (H.J. Res. 587), 15834 [23JN]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: implement, 3055 [3MR], 19268 [28JY]

———implement (H.R. 5090), 22026 [11AU], 23555 [13SE], 24365, 24367-24390, 24440, 24443 [19SE], 24474, 24580 [20SE]

U.S.-Japan Science and Technology Cooperation Agreement: signing, 15507 [22JN]

U.S.-Mexico Border Regional Commission: establish (S. 2405), 11250 [17MY]

USIA: authorizing appropriations (S. 1394), 27093 [30SE]

———residency policy relative to the Foreign Exchange Visitors Program, 31754 [19OC]

U.S. policy: campaign issues, 3760 [14MR], 23124 [9SE]

Vietnam: conditions since U.S. presence, 7023, 7024 [15AP]

———economic and domestic policies, 4430 [18MR], 9521 [29AP], 28960 [6OC]

———encourage President to negotiate establishment of interest sections in both countries (S. Con. Res. 109), 5178-5181 [24MR], 26676 [29SE]

———establishment of interest sections, 5300 [25MR]

———policy on MIA/POW, 20694 [5AU], 21205 [9AU]

———U.S. policy, 13404 [6JN], 15314 [21JN]

War Powers Act: application relative to Persian Gulf, 7141, 7142 [18AP], 7213 [19AP]

Wartime Host Nation Support Program: funding, 21531-21535 [10AU]

Wildfire Protection Assistance Act: enact (S. 2641), 18247 [13JY], 22914, 22915 [8SE]

Wildfires: agreements with foreign fire organizations to assist in efforts to control wildfires, 24013 [15SE]

World Bank: opposition to $400 million loan to restructure Mexico's steel industry (S. Res. 388), 2705 [1MR], 2833, 2855-2858 [2MR]

Reports

Alliance Security—NATO and the No-First-Use Question: David N. Schwartz, 640-644 [2FE]

Analysis of the Philippine Local Elections, Garrett N. Scalera, Committee on Foreign Relations, 3151 [3MR]

Antiballistic Missile Treaty Interpretation Dispute: Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 1149-1162 [4FE]

Assistance to Nicaraguan Contras: Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition (Senate, Select) and Committee To Investigate Covert Arms Transactions With Iran (House, Select) (excerpt), 5045 [23MR]

———Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition and Committee To Investigate Covert Arms Transactions With Iran, 46 [25JA]

———Committee To Investigate Covert Arms Transactions With Iran (House, Select), 184 [27JA]

Bahamas' War Against Drug Trafficking, Paul. L. Adderley, 10382 [10MY]

Beyond the Bean Count—Realistically Assessing the Conventional Military Balance in Europe: Senator Levin, 16095-16096 [28JN]

Confidence Building Measures and Force Constraints for Stabilizing East-West Military Relations in Europe, 31176 [17OC]

Congressional Committees Investigating the Iran-Contra Affair, 185-187, 190 [27JA]

Conventional Arms Control Options or Why NUNN Is Better Than None: Phillip A. Karber, 8529-8536 [22AP]

Costs and Benefits of Oil Import Fees—A Critique and Revision of the Analysis in the Dept. of Energy Report: Karl Hausker, 3183-3186 [3MR]

Crimes Against the Alliance—The Toshiba-Kongsberg Export Violations: William C. Triplett II, 4321-4323 [17MR]

Defense Burden Sharing Among NATO Countries: Committee on Appropriations (Senate), 1898-1900 [22FE]

Economic Impacts of BARD Research on the U.S.: Richard E. Just, Mark Phillips, David Zilberman, and Douglas Parker, 19629 [29JY]

Feasibility of Reduced Reliance on Underground Nuclear Testing: Committee on Armed Services (Senate), 10681 [12MY]

Human Rights in Cuba: Ricardo B. Pages, 3267-3268 [3MR]

Human Rights in Romania: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 20730-20733 [5AU]

———Dept. of State, 1700-1704 [18FE], 21870-21874 [11AU]

Human Rights Practices for 1987 in Northern Ireland: Dept. of State, 2558, 2561 [25FE]

Illegal Narcotics Situation in the Bahamas: Dept. of State, 5941 [30MR]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Committee on Foreign Relations (excerpts), 11435-11437 [18MY]

———Committee on Foreign Relations (Exec. Rept. 100-15) (Treaty Doc. 100-11), 6936 [14AP]

———Senator Byrd, 11232-11239 [17MY]

Lending to the Soviets: House Republican Research Committee, 30313 [13OC]

Motor Pump Permits in Dinh-Tuong Province: Senator Pressler, 7024 [15AP]

Mozambican Refugee Accounts of Principally Conflict-Related Experience in Mozambique: Dept. of State, 9404 [28AP]

People-to-People Mission to China: Bill Gunter, 5670 [29MR]

———William Gunter, 2395-2397 [23FE]

Requirements for Stable Coexistence in U.S.-Soviet Relations: U.S.A.-Canada Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. and American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations, 10143-10146 [9MY]

Sandinista Promises: Republican Policy Committee, 511-514 [1FE]

Saudi and Kuwaiti Arms Deals—Who Is the Masochist?, 18961 [27JY]

Support of NATO Strategy in the 1990's: Dept. of Defense, 202-214 [27JA]

Task Force Oversight of Countries Proposed for Decertification, 5943 [30MR]

Transportation Alternatives for the Secure Transfer of Plutonium From Europe to Japan, 24240-24243 [16SE]

U.S.-Japan Nuclear Energy Agreement: ACDA, 4507 [21MR]

United Kingdom-Northern Ireland—Killings by Security Forces and Supergrass Trials: Amnesty International (introduction), 16605, 16606 [30JN]

World Refugee Survey: U.S. Committee for Refugees, 4695 [22MR]

Reports by conference committees

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act (H.R. 4637), 25513-25527 [26SE]

Reports filed

Agricultural Aid and Trade Missions To Assist Foreign Countries To Participate in U.S. Programs: Committee on Agriculture (S. 659) (H. Rept. 100-939), 24714 [20SE]

Agricultural Trade Agreement With the Soviet Union: Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry (S. Res. 377), 5837 [30MR]

Anniversary of Israeli-Egyptian Camp David Accords: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 142), 23746 [14SE]

Anti-Apartheid Act Amendment: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2756) (S. Rept. 100-545), 25235 [23SE]

Applicability of International Organizations Immunities Act to Organization of Eastern Caribbean States: Committee on Foreign Relations (H.R. 4162), 15365 [21JN]

Appropriations to Central America (H.J. Res. 395): Committee on Foreign Relations (S.J. Res. 243) (S. Rept. 100-282), 649 [2FE]

Board for International Broadcasting and OPIC: Committee Foreign Affairs (H.R. 4471) (H. Rept. 100-594), 9790 [3MY]

Call on Democratic Republic of Germany To Tear Down the Berlin Wall: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 82), 3164 [3MR]

Capital Stock Increase in the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and Replenishing the African Development Fund: Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs (H.R. 4645) (H. Rept. 100-994), 26502 [28SE]

Central American Economic Development and Recovery Program: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 63), 19063 [27JY]

Civil Action for Recovery From Persons Engaging in Torture: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 1417) (H. Rept. 100-693), 14206 [13JN]

Condemning Support of Terrorist Activities by Democratic People's Republic of Korea: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 99), 3164 [3MR]

Condemning the Use of Chemical Weapons by Iraq: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Res. 408), 15365 [21JN]

Condemning Nicaragua's Antidemocratic Actions: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 498) (H. Rept. 100-775), 18467 [14JY]

Control Illicit Production and Trafficking of Drugs: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 4841) (H. Rept. 100-720), 15721 [22JN]

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

Dept. of HUD Goes to the Moscow Trade Show: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 100-1052), 28242 [4OC]

Disapproving 1988 Certification of Bolivia Under Foreign Assistance Act: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.J. Res. 493) (H. Rept. 100-601), 9900 [4MY]

Disapproving 1988 Certification of Paraguay Under Foreign Assistance Act: Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs (H.J. Res. 495) (H. Rept. 100-602), 12561 [26MY]

———Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.J. Res. 495) (H. Rept. 100-602), 9900 [4MY]

Disapproving 1988 Certification of Peru Under Foreign Assistance Act: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.J. Res. 497) (H. Rept. 100-603), 9900 [4MY]

Foreign Assistance Act Certification: Committee on Foreign Relations, 6444 [12AP]

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act: Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 4637) (S. Rept. 100-395), 15563 [22JN]

———Conference Report: (H.R. 4637) (H. Rept. 100-983), 25596 [26SE]

———Motion To Recede and Concur in Senate Amendment: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 554) (H. Rept. 100-996), 26502 [28SE]

Foreign Operations Budget: Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 4637) (H. Rept. 100-641), 11752 [19MY]

Foreign Service Nominations: Committee on Foreign Relations, 25685 [27SE]

Implement the U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 5090) (H. Rept. 100-816), 20521 [4AU]

Intelligence Oversight Act: Committee on Intelligence (Select) (S. 1721) (S. Rept. 100-276), 262 [27JA]

Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2204), 25685 [27SE]

International Affairs Authorizations Act Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 441) (H. Rept. 100-615), 10348 [10MY]

International Cooperation To Protect Biological Diversity: Committee on Foreign Relations (H.J. Res. 648), 25685 [27SE]

International Fishery Agreement With the Democratic Republic of Germany: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 4621) (H. Rept. 100-672), 13368 [3JN]

International Natural Rubber Agreement: Committee on Foreign Relations (Exec. Rept. 100-22), 20137 [3AU]

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (S. 2544) (S. Rept. 100-461), 20842 [8AU]

Montreal Protocol on Substances That Deplete the Ozone Layer: Committee on Foreign Relations (Treaty Doc. 100-10) (Exec. Rept. 100-14), 1865 [19FE]

NATO Defense and the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Committee on Armed Services (S. Rept. 100-312), 6297 [11AP]

Nuclear Energy Cooperation Agreement With Japan: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 96), 26 [25JA]

Operation Alliance—Drug Interdiction on the Southwest Border: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 100-562), 6343 [11AP]

OPIC Activities and Board for International Broadcasting Appropriations Authorization: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 2757) (S. Rept. 100-500), 22464 [7SE]

Panama Canal Expenditures for Operating: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 4449) (H. Rept. 100-831), 21028 [8AU]

Prohibit Investments in South Africa (H.R. 1580): Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs (H.R. 1580) (H. Rept. 100-642), 17811 [12JY]

————Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Rept. 100-857) (H. Res. 519), 21722 [10AU]

———Committee on Energy and Commerce (H. Rept. 100-642), 21028 [8AU]

———Committee on Intelligence (Select) (H.R. 1580) (H. Rept. 100-642), 14741 [15JN]

————Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 519) (H. Rept. 100-857), 21780 [10AU]

———Committee on Ways and Means (H. Rept. 100-642), 20331 [3AU]

Prohibiting Exports of Military Equipment to Countries Supporting Terrorism: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 3651) (H. Rept. 100-623), 10879 [13MY]

Recognize Poland's Solidarity Independent Trade Union as a Legal Entity: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Res. 475), 25685 [27SE]

Restoration of Democracy in Panama: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 140), 25685 [27SE]

Sanctions Against Iraq: Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 5337) (H. Rept. 100-981), 25596 [26SE]

SEC Law Enforcement in International Securities Cases: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 100-1065), 29161 [6OC]

Support the Dalai Lama's Efforts Toward Democracy in Tibet: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 129), 23746 [14SE]

Tax Convention With Belgium: Committee on Foreign Relations, 24809 [22SE]

Tax Convention With France: Committee on Foreign Relations, 24809 [22SE]

Tax Convention With Great Britain on Behalf of Bermuda: Committee on Foreign Relations, 24809 [22SE]

Treaties: Committee on Foreign Relations, 27033 [30SE]

U.S. Institute for Peace Authorization of Appropriations: Committee on Education and Labor (H.R. 4592) (H. Rept. 100-677), 13517 [7JN]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: Committee on Finance (H.R. 5090) (S. Rept. 100-509), 23951 [15SE]

———Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (H.R. 5090) (H. Rept. 100-816), 20331 [3AU]

U.S.-Mexico Border Regional Commission: Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs (H.R. 4606) (H. Rept. 100-1101), 33323 [21OC]

U.S-Soviet Fishery Agreement: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 4919) (H. Rept. 100-968), 25168 [23SE]

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: International Terrorism, 25054 [22SE]

———1988 Agenda, 947 [3FE]

Resolutions by organizations

Assistance to Nicaraguan freedom fighters: National Association of Pro America, 8664 [25AP]

Diplomatic relations with South Africa: Protestant Episcopal Church in the U.S.A., 6804 [13AP]

U.S.-Soviet peaceful relations: Dnieper Peace Cruise, 17299 [7JY]

Reviews

Congressional legal concerns about agreement for peaceful nuclear cooperation with Japan, 4549-4550 [21MR]

Statements

Agreement With Canada on Acid Rain, 8853 [26AP]

Anniversary of Death of Mangaliso R. Sobukwe: Joyce T. Mokhesi, 4459-4463 [18MR]

Antibribery Provisions—Standard of Liability for Acts of Third Parties, 19925 [2AU]

Appeal for Religious Freedom in the Soviet Union on the Occasion of the Millennium of Christianity in Kievan Rus': George Weigel, 11329 [17MY]

Arms Control and the Future of NATO: Senator Nunn, 1364 [16FE]

Assistance to Nicaraguan Contras: Representative Kemp, 12559 [26MY]

Bahamian Control of Narcotics Trafficking: President Reagan, 6888 [14AP]

Che Guevara: Daniel Ortega, 1007 [4FE]

Chilean Plebiscite: Adolfo Suarez, 32601 [21OC], 32847 [21OC]

———Augusto Pinochet, 31324 [18OC]

———Dept. of State, 27057 [30SE]

———Sergio Fernandez, 31324, 31325 [18OC]

———Senator Bond, 24157 [16SE]

———Senators Kennedy and Lugar, 30988 [14OC]

———sundry foreign observers, 31325 [18OC]

Compliance With Arms Control Treaties: President Reagan, 12821 [27MY]

Conventional Arms Control in Europe: Robert D. Blackwill, 13664-13666 [8JN]

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

Drug Trafficking and Law Enforcement: Senator Specter, 6553-6556 [13AP]

Foreign Assistance Act Certification: Dept. of State, 2880 [2MR]

———William von Raab, Customs Service, 2880 [2MR]

Foreign Investments in South Africa: Desmond M. Tutu, 6804 [13AP]

Foreign Policy: Walter Lippman, 1050, 1068 [4FE]

Gates Are Closing: Stuart G. Weinblatt, 2418 [23FE]

Greek Independence Day: John Quincy Adams, 4751 [22MR]

———Peter and Zoe Kokenakes, 5070 [23MR]

Haitian Elections: Charles Redman, 1240 [9FE]

How To Assess the Military Balance in Europe: Senator Quayle, 520 [1FE]

Human Rights Violations in Tibet by China: Dalai Lama, 3626 [9MR]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Senator Nunn, 12848 [27MY]

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

International Law: William W. Bishop, Jr., 2385 [23FE]

Israeli Anniversary: American Israel Public Affairs Committee, 8290 [21AP]

———Shimon Peres, 8298 [21AP]

Israeli Policy in Occupied Territories: Marshall J. Breger, 9924 [4MY]

Jamaican Efforts To End Drug Trafficking: Edward Seaga, 6277 [11AP]

Japan and the Black-American Community: Black Business Council, 29624-29626 [7OC]

Japan's Defense Burden Sharing Role: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 13774 [8JN]

John Foster Dulles Remembered: Eleanor L. Dulles, 3180 [3MR]

Limit Immunity of Foreign Diplomatic Staff Relative to Crimes of Violence (S. 1437), 1099 [4FE]

Main Tasks Facing the Atlantic Alliance: Henry A. Kissinger, 2141-2143 [23FE]

Middle East Peace: Metro Chicago Clergy and Laity Concerned, 6796 [13AP]

———U.S. Interreligious Committee for Peace in the Middle East, 6796 [13AP]

Monroe Doctrine, the Symms Amendment, and a Tragedy in the Making: John K. Singlaub, 31180 [17OC]

National Endowment for Democracy's Program and Outlook: Carl Gershman, 8447 [21AP]

Nicaraguan Government: Daniel Ortega, 1007 [4FE]

———Humberto Ortega, 1007 [4FE]

Northern Ireland: Charles J. Haughey, 4215 [17MR]

Nuclear weapons proliferation in South Asia: S. Shah Nawaz, 20741 [5AU]

Palestinians: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 3819 [14MR]

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

Policy of Containment Applied to Central America: Senator Packwood, 21488 [10AU]

Policy Options in Central America and the Caribbean: Representative Dornan, 5937 [30MR]

Political and Cultural Exchange Between U.S. and Soviet Union: Mikhail Tsypkin, 962 [3FE]

———Richard Perle, 962 [3FE]

Preventing Dangerous Military Activity Between U.S. and Soviet Union: William J. Crowe, Jr. and Sergei F. Akhromeyev, 18320 [14JY]

Rebuttal to Motion To Recommit Legislation on South Africa: Representative Wolpe, 22220 [11AU]

Reply to Republican Study Committee on the General Capital Increase of the World Bank: Dept. of the Treasury, 26731 [29SE]

Report From the Bahamas on War Against Drug Trafficking, Paul. L. Adderley, 10382 [10MY]

Restriction on South African Organizations: Congress of South African Trade Unions, 2627 [26FE]

———Dept. of State, 2627 [26FE]

———Detainees Parents Support Committee, 2627 [26FE]

———Frank Chikane, 2627 [26FE]

South African Government Issues New Banning Orders, 2626 [26FE]

South Africa's Sharpesville Six: U.N., 4459 [18MR]

Soviet Dissident: Igor V. Ogurtsov, 14061 [9JN]

Soviet Trade and Economic Reforms—The Implications for U.S. Policy: Richard N. Perle, before Helsinki Commission, 11758 [19MY]

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

Terrorism in El Salvador: Francisco J. Herrera, 697 [2FE]

U.S. Policy Toward Afghanistan: President Reagan, 2649 [29FE]

———Robert A. Peck, 2649, 2654 [29FE]

———Senator Byrd, 2653 [29FE]

U.S. To Act as Guarantor of Political Settlement in Afghanistan, 12224 [24MY]

U.S. Unilateral Statement Following ABM Treaty Review: Terry B. Shroeder, 24180, 24181 [16SE]

U.S.-German Relations: Philipp Jenninger, 28958 [6OC]

U.S.-Japan Nuclear Energy Agreement: Dept. of Energy, 4514 [21MR]

———Dept. of State, 4514, 4552 [21MR]

———NRC, 4556 [21MR]

———Senator Glenn, 4516, 4517, 4524, 4529 [21MR]

Ukraine Famine: Representative Broomfield, 8661 [25AP]

World Bank General Capital Increase: Representatives Bruce A. Morrison, Schumer and Frank (dissenting views), 26736 [29SE]

Studies

NATO Center Region Military Balance, 7062-7064 [15AP]

Pros and Cons of Initiating Negotiations With Japan To Explore the Possibility of a U.S.-Japan Free Trade Area Agreement: ITC, 26888-26890 [30SE]

Senate Treaty Rejections Between 1789-1978: Dept. of State, 11472 [18MY]

Soviet Violations and the Future of the Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Senate Republican Policy Committee, 32102 [20OC]

Summaries

Agricultural Provisions of the U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement, 24432 [19SE]

Discriminate Deterrence, 680 [2FE]

History of Officially Confirmed Soviet Violations of International Security Treaties Since 1917—Broken Pie Crusts, 10451-10456 [11MY]

National Energy Policy Act (H.R. 2667), 19419 [28JY]

Pacific Parliamentary Caucus, 5656-5658 [29MR]

Proceedings of the Pacific Parliamentary Caucus, 7489-7491 [19AP]

Recommendations and Findings of U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy Report: Edwin J. Feulner, 9683 [2MY]

Resources Required To Reach a Peace Corps Volunteer Force of 10,000 by 1992, 1123, 1124 [4FE]

Tighten Economic Sanctions Against Haiti (H.R. 4152), 3978 [15MR]

Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act Conference Agreement: Committee on Foreign Relations, 8731 [26AP]

Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act (H.R. 3), Conference Report (Agricultural Provisions), 8105-8108 [21AP]

Treaty on the Elimination of Intermediate-Range and Shorter-Range Nuclear Missiles, 965-969 [3FE]

Surveys

Americans on Contra Aid—Broad Opposition: New York (NY) Times, 1058 [4FE]

U.S. Relations With Israel, 1661 [17FE]

Symposiums

Refusal to Emigrate From the Soviet Union on Security Grounds, Legal and Humanitarian Aspects: Soviet Jewish refuseniks, 5997, 5998 [31MR]

Tables

Chilean plebiscite results, 31324 [18OC]

Foreign operations—spending totals (conference report), Senate Budget Committee scoring of H.R. 4367, 26899 [30SE]

National Energy Policy Act funds, 1990-92, 19419 [28JY]

Telegrams

Assistance to Contras: Representative Wright, 3655 [10MR]

———Speaker Wright, 4117 [16MR]

Teletype

Investigation of U.S. groups opposed to Central American policies: FBI, 181 [27JA]

Testimonies

Administration Policy Towards South African: John C. Whitehead, 15799-15801 [23JN]

Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act: Edward A. Laing, 12769, 12770 [26MY]

CIA Involvement in Central America: Edgar Chamorro, 26815 [29SE]

Civil Liberties in Nicaragua: Gary Moore, 17819 [12JY]

Conventional Arms Control: Karl Kaiser, 7147-7150 [18AP]

East-West Economic Relations: Senator Bradley, 31538-31541 [18OC]

Economic and Financial Burden Sharing: Roger W. Robinson, Jr., 15914-15916 [24JN]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, 519 [1FE]

Objectives, Concepts, and Policies for Conventional Arms Reductions: Karl Kaiser, 13968-13971 [9JN]

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

3 Asian Countries in Crisis: Representative Sensenbrenner, 15028 [16JN]

U.S. Commitment to the Caribbean Basin: David Rockefeller, 8655 [25AP]

U.S.-Japan Nuclear Energy Agreement: Richard Kennedy, 4507 [21MR]

———Senator Glenn, 1075 [4FE]

U.S.-Soviet Trade Relations: Roger W. Robinson, Jr., 13633 [7JN]

U.S.-Soviet Union Summit Conference: Margarita Papandreou, 1658 [17FE]

War Powers Act: Representative Fascell, 18486 [14JY]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 237, commend certain U.S. officials for assistance to Ethiopia, 303 [27JA]

H. Con. Res. 246, condemning the terrorist bombing of Korean Air Lines by North Korean agents, 2450 [24FE]

H. Con. Res. 254, Dept. of Energy magnetic fusion research collaboration with other countries, 2761 [1MR]

H. Con. Res. 319, tribute to King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV, 16567 [30JN], 17273 [7JY]

H. Con. Res. 323, extradition of Joseph P. Doherty, 15896 [23JN]

H. Con. Res. 324, support Dalai Lama and efforts toward democracy in Tibet, 15898 [23JN]

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

H. Con. Res. 344, tribute to International Boundary and Water Commission, 24630 [20SE]

H. Con. Res. 348, sense of Congress concerning 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, 24096 [15SE]

H. Con. Res. 355, responsibility of the Republic of Korea, Japan, and the EEC to reduce trade surpluses with the U.S., 2714 [11AU]

H. Con. Res. 364, anniversary of Israeli-Egyptian Camp David Accords, 24303 [16SE]

H. Con. Res. 371, response to atrocities in Burundi, 28176 [4OC]

H. Con. Res. 378, commend health initiative of the Ministers of Health of Central America and the Pan American Health Organization, 26506 [28SE]

H. Con. Res. 381, U.S. policy toward Lebanon, 29053 [6OC], 32263 [20OC]

H. Res. 390, assistance to Contras, 3204 [3MR]

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

H. Res. 417, consideration of H.J. Res. 523, supporting peace, democracy, and reconciliation in Central America, 5891 [30MR]

H. Res. 455, Soviet violations of human rights, 12158 [24MY]

H. Res. 457, consideration of Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act (H.R. 4637), 12234 [25MY]

H. Res. 464, commendation of President Reagan for human rights efforts while at the Moscow summit, 15259 [20JN]

H. Res. 473, consideration of H.J. Res. 523, supporting peace, democracy, and reconciliation in Central America, 14725 [15JN]

H. Res. 484, promoting democracy in Pakistan, 21002 [8AU]

H. Res. 505, violations of civil liberties in Romania, 20509 [4AU]

H. Res. 514, support for dispute settlement in Cyprus, 20627 [4AU], 20994 [8AU]

H. Res. 519, prohibit investments in South Africa (H.R. 1580), consideration, 22106 [11AU]

H.J. Res. 511, removal of U.S. Armed Forces from Honduras, 4484 [21MR]

H.J. Res. 523, support peace, democracy, and reconciliation in Central America, 5911 [30MR]

H.J. Res. 541, Israeli anniversary, 8278 [21AP], 8548 [22AP]

H.J. Res. 587, U.S.-Canada Days of Peace and Friendship, 14358 [14JN]

H.J. Res. 597, authorizing entry into force of the Compact of Free Association with Palau, 28534-28536 [5OC]

H.J. Res. 602, support restoration of freedom and independence of Kampuchea, 20998 [8AU]

H.J. Res. 620, restoration of democracy in Chile, 20989 [8AU]

H.J. Res. 669, National Day of Remembrance for Political Prisoners in Iran, 32802 [21OC]

H.R. 3100, International Security and Development Cooperation Act, 10606-10651 [12MY]

H.R. 3912, collective judgment of both the Congress and President concerning the involvement of Armed Forces, 981-984 [4FE]

H.R. 3971, implement Hague Convention on Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, 5332 [28MR]

H.R. 4162, make the International Organizations Immunities Act applicable to Organization of Eastern Caribbean States, 11332 [17MY]

H.R. 4270, International Family Planning Protection Act, 5673 [29MR]

H.R. 4277, Global Poverty Reduction Act, 5679 [29MR]

H.R. 4379, allow temporary stay in U.S. to nationals of foreign states in crisis, 28602 [5OC]

H.R. 4403, terminate sanctions against Nicaragua, 7515 [19AP]

H.R. 4637, Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 12251-12255, 12256-12265 [25MY], 17151-17167 [7JY]

H.R. 4762, amend Foreign Assistance Act, 13873 [8JN]

H.R. 4919, governing international U.S.-Soviet fishery agreement, 25474 [26SE]

H.R. 4936, agreements with foreign organizations for assistance in wildfire protection, 32269 [20OC]

H.R. 4957, African Development Bank's and International Bank for Reconstruction and Development's promoting debt-for-development swaps for charitable, educational, and scientific activities, 16611 [30JN]

H.R. 5134, U.S.-Canadian Environmental Information Reciprocity Act, 19995 [2AU]

H.R. 5337, sanctions against Iraq, 25567 [26SE]

H.R. 5420, authorize lease of naval repair ship to Pakistan, 28179 [4OC]

H.R. 5462, U.S.-Mexico Border Region Housing and Community Development Act, 30455 [13OC]

H.R. 5493, multilateral standards for entering into and reporting financial transactions and security implications of such transactions with the Soviet Union, 29655 [7OC]

H.R. 5550, combat terrorism to further national security and foreign policy interests, 32319-32325 [20OC]

H.R. 5551, authorizing transfer of certain funds for U.S. contributions to international peacekeeping activities, 32263 [20OC]

Public Law 80-772, partial correspondence with foreign governments (Logan Act), 19672 [1AU]

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

S. 2190, Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Act, 4334 [17MR]

S. 2198, prohibit deployment of U.S. troops in Honduras or Nicaragua, 4440 [18MR]

S. 2204, implement Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration, 27093 [30SE], 32327 [20OC], 32535 [21OC]

S. 2204, Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration implementation, 4699 [22MR]

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

S. 2342, INF Treaty Reinforcement Act, 9365 [28AP]

S. 2422, Foreign Aid Insurance Act, 11888 [20MY]

S. 2481, Freedom Fighter Assistance Act, 13756-13757 [8JN]

S. 2508, locate U.S. Embassy for Israel in Jerusalem, 14270 [13JN]

S. 2544, International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act, 15370-15372 [21JN]

S. 2552, INTERPOL Authorities Act, 15564 [22JN]

S. 2641, Wildfire Protection Assistance Act, 18247 [13JY], 22915 [8SE], 23018 [8SE]

S. 2667, National Energy Policy Act, 19396-19419 [28JY]

S. Con. Res. 63, Central American economic development and recovery program, 20660 [5AU]

S. Con. Res. 82, call on Government of Democratic Republic of Germany to tear down the Berlin Wall, 3383 [4MR]

S. Con. Res. 97, commend certain U.S. officials for assistance in Ethiopia, 168 [26JA]

S. Con. Res. 99, condemn Democratic People's Republic of Korea for terrorist activities, 1871 [19FE], 3383 [4MR]

S. Con. Res. 102, recognize contributions of John Foster Dulles, 3179 [3MR]

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

S. Con. Res. 109, encourage President to negotiate establishment of interest sections in Vietnam, 5215 [24MR]

S. Con. Res. 119, Soviet religious amnesty, 11504 [18MY]

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

S. Con. Res. 129, support the Dalai Lama and efforts toward democracy in Tibet, 24244 [16SE]

S. Con. Res. 132, Singapore human rights, 17544 [11JY]

S. Con. Res. 133, commend the Pacific Forum, 18373 [14JY], 18527 [14JY]

S. Con. Res. 136, welcome to Japan Association of Travel Agents, 20593 [4AU]

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

S. Con. Res. 139, civil liberties violations in Burma, 21641 [10AU]

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

S. Con. Res. 142, anniversary of Israeli-Egyptian Camp David accords, 23546 [13SE], 24245 [16SE]

S. Con. Res. 147, U.S. policy relative to Haiti, 25935 [28SE]

S. Con. Res. 149, restoration of democracy in Haiti, 27061, 27110 [30SE], 28180 [4OC]

S. Con. Res. 150, civil liberties of Sikhs in Punjab region of India, 27544 [3OC]

S. Con. Res. 157, coordinating foreign economic assistance programs with Japan, 28882 [6OC]

S. Res. 377, agricultural trade agreement with the Soviet Union, 1128 [4FE]

S. Res. 384, banning of political activity in South Africa, 2624 [26FE]

S. Res. 386, U.S. policy toward Afghanistan, 2643, 2664, 2681 [29FE]

S. Res. 388, World Bank loan to restructure Mexico's steel industry, 2735 [1MR]

S. Res. 391, assistance to Colombia against illegal drug traffickers and terrorist activities, 3454 [4MR]

S. Res. 396, uncontrolled fishing in international waters of the Bering Sea, 4498, 4500 [21MR]

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

S. Res. 408, condemn use of chemical weapons by Iraq, 6469 [12AP], 15921 [24JN], 23141 [9SE]

S. Res. 436, visit by President Mohammad Zia-Ul-Haq of Pakistan, 13029 [27MY]

S. Res. 440, U.S. policy toward Angola and Namibia, 14029 [9JN]

S. Res. 455, condemning Romania for civil liberties violations, 20725 [5AU]

S. Res. 461, civil liberties violations in Romania, 21644 [10AU], 21878 [11AU]

S. Res. 464, civil liberties violations in Burma, 21953, 22009 [11AU]

S. Res. 474, Soviet Union Antiballistic Missile Treaty violations, 24187, 24204 [16SE]

S. Res. 475, recognize Polish trade union Solidarity as legal entity, 24541 [20SE]

S. Res. 476, support national reconciliation and self-determination for Angola and Namibia, 24542 [20SE]

S. Res. 487, limit arms sales to Middle East nations, 28367 [5OC], 31684 [19OC]

S. Res. 492, express concern about Soviet bloc governments, 30312 [13OC]

S.J. Res. 231, entry into force of Compact of Free Association with Palau, 5414 [28MR]

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

S.J. Res. 268, disapproval of Presidential certification of Mexico relative to Foreign Assistance Act, 6921 [14AP]

S.J. Res. 285, define Haiti as a major drug-transit country, 6173 [31MR], 6894 [14AP]

S.J. Res. 286, define Honduras as a major drug-transit country, 6174 [31MR]

S.J. Res. 292, disapproving Presidential certification under Foreign Assistance Act, 6870 [14AP]

S.J. Res. 305, continued use of Armed Forces in Persian Gulf, 8760 [26AP]

S.J. Res. 349, congratulations to Malta for the establishment of the U.N. International Institute on Aging, 17543 [11JY]

S.J. Res. 370, restoration of democracy in Chile, 21947 [11AU]

S.J. Res. 392, support for restoration of democracy in Chile, 27057 [30SE]