HELMS, JESSE (a Senator from North Carolina)

Amendments offered by, to

Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians: implement recommendations (S. 1009), 4954 [23MR], 7610, 7617, 7620, 7653 [20AP]

Dept. of Defense: appropriations (S. 2355), 10977, 11036, 11044 [13MY], 11100, 11110, 11114, 11119, 11175, 11177 [16MY]

———appropriations (H.R. 4781), 21651 [10AU], 26988, 27065 [30SE]

Dept. of Transportation and related agencies: making appropriations (H.R. 4794), 17603, 17626, 17722 [12JY]

Depts. of Commerce, Justice, State, the Judiciary, and related agencies: making appropriations (H.R. 4782), 18731, 18739, 18793, 18794 [26JY]

Depts. of Labor, HHS, and Education, and related agencies: making appropriations (H.R. 4783), 18601, 18612, 18631 [25JY], 18661, 18773 [26JY], 18992, 18995, 19000, 19005, 19096 [27JY]

District of Columbia: making appropriations (H.R. 4776), 17325, 17370 [8JY], 17544 [11JY]

Drugs: manufacturing, distribution, and use of illegal (H.R. 5210), 30426 [13OC]

Elementary and Secondary School Improvement Act: implementation (H.R. 4638), 14481 [14JN]

Fair Labor Standards Act: restore minimum wage to fair and equitable rate (see S. 837), 24541 [20SE]

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act: enact (H.R. 4637), 17183, 17260, 17262 [7JY], 26910, 26922, 26923, 26928, 26932, 27063, 27065 [30SE]

Government contractors: prevent conflict of interest by former Federal officers or employees (S. 237), 7241, 7268 [19AP]

High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act: enact (S. 79), 5186, 5225 [24MR]

Housing: revise procedures for enforcement of civil rights (H.R. 1158), 19727, 19729, 19779 [1AU]

Indian Health Care Improvement Act: amend (H.R. 5261), 25969, 26018 [28SE]

Intelligence Oversight Act: enact (S. 1721), 3345, 3372, 3454, 3474 [4MR], 3774 [14MR], 3907, 3942 [15MR]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: ratification, 11839, 11866, 11894 [20MY], 11953, 11959, 12011 [23MY], 12077, 12094 [24MY], 12324, 12432, 12439, 12440 [25MY], 12569, 12657, 12726, 12728-12730 [26MY], 12807, 12813, 13030 [27MY]

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

Montana Natural Resources Protection and Utilization Act: enact (S. 2751), 31554 [18OC]

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

Polygraphs: limit examinations by employers involved in interstate commerce (S. 1904), 2802, 2882 [2MR]

Prevention of Genocide Act: enact (S. 2763), 23116, 23177 [9SE]

Public Health Service Act: program of education, prevention, care, and research relative to acquired immune deficiency syndrome (S. 1220), 4972, 8997, 9004, 9009 [27AP], 9255, 9288, 9394 [28AP]

Tax Reform Act: technical corrections (S. 2238), 28804 [6OC], 29744, 29770, 29808, 29814 [11OC]

Analyses

Diplomatic Immunity Abuse Prevention Act, 30792 [14OC]

Articles and editorials

ACLU Policies Cast ``Mainstream'' Claim in Doubt, Thomas D. Bunn, Raleigh (NC) News and Observer, 31724 [19OC]

Agents Begin Rounding Up 65 Suspected in Food Stamp Fraud, Greensboro (NC) News, 21157 [9AU]

AIDS Law Drives Insurance Firms From DC—Many City Residents Are Buying Policies in the Suburbs, Sandra G. Boodman, Washington (DC) Post, 8998 [27AP]

American Financiers Lend Hand to Soviets, Rita McWilliams, Washington (DC) Times, 21203 [9AU]

Bank Charged in Drug Scheme, Arnold Markowitz, Miami (FL) Herald, 30778 [14OC]

Bank Is Charged by U.S. With Money-Laundering, Jeffrey Schmalz, New York (NY) Times, 30775-30776 [14OC]

Bill Schmidt—A Weatherman With a Big Lift, Gary R. Blockus, Allentown (PA) Call, 20587 [4AU]

Casualties of History, Robert K. Gordon, New Republic (publication), 7637 [20AP]

Consent to Disaster—1977 Panama Treaties, G. Russell Evans, Journal of Professional Issues in Engineering, 21567-21573 [10AU]

Crimson Whales, Wall Street Journal, 5435 [29MR]

Currency Crisis Is Ravaging Vietnam's Fragile Economy, Barbara Crossette, New York (NY) Times, 9521 [29AP]

Data Eat Away at Reports of Widespread Hunger, 19703 [1AU]

Democratic Example, Santiago (Chile) El Mercurio, 31325 [18OC]

Dixie's Pride From the Heart of Peanut Country, Nat Felts, Jackson (NC) Northampton News, 21444 [10AU]

Economist—Jobs Go if Pay Rises, Greg Laudick, Greenville (NC) Reflector, 24491 [20SE]

Ethiopia's Curbs on Aid to Hungry Imperil 2 Million, Sheila Rule, New York (NY) Times, 11112 [16MY]

Even Though Defeated, Soviets Emerged Victor of Afghanistan War, Michael Reisman, Hartford (CT) Courant, 11120 [16MY]

Famine—A Hungry Nation at War With Its Own People, Stephen Chapman, Washington (DC) Times, 11113 [16MY]

Farm Broadcast to the Rescue—Diversification, Marketing Push Recommended, Television/Radio Age (publication), 19770 [1AU]

Farm Spending To Be Slashed—Cuts Smaller Than Gramm-Rudman Law Would Have Required, Ward Sinclair, Washington (DC) Post, 26947 [30SE]

Few Japanese-Americans Were Actually Interned, Ken Masugi, New York (NY) Times, 7638 [20AP]

For Japanese-Americans, Cash Can't Bring Honor, Ken Masugi, 7631 [20AP]

Four French Executives Arrested for Shipments to Moscow, Agence France-Presse, 8637 [25AP]

German Banks Increase Loans to Soviets and Introduce Moscow to Bond Markets, Peter Gumbel, Wall Street Journal, 21204 [9AU]

Helms and Shultz Are in High-Stakes Duel Over Verifiability of Pact, Missile Numbers, Peter Samuel, New York (NY) Tribune, 5435 [29MR]

Hill Clout Reaps Research Programs, Ward Sinclair, Washington (DC) Post, 26947 [30SE]

How Hungry? How Many? Carolyn Lochhead, Insight (magazine), 19702 [1AU]

How the Media Slight Pinochet, Rolf J. Luders and Steve H. Hanke, New York (NY) Times, 19442 [28JY]

Humiliated—By Noriega, Rowland Evans and Robert Novak, Washington (DC) Post, 9305 [28AP]

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

In Mock Combat, ``Soviets'' Win Again and Again, George C. Wilson, Washington (DC) Post, 11857 [20MY]

Indicted Bank Had Links to Carter, Clifford, Lance, Michael Hedges and Mary Belcher, Washington (DC) Times, 30776 [14OC]

INF Talks Grow Shaky, as Concern Over Missile Verification Mount in Washington, Peter Samuel, New York (NY) Tribune, 5435 [29MR]

INF Treaty Safeguards Unprecedented—Nitze, Mary Belcher, Washington (DC) Times, 5435 [29MR]

Israel's Enemies Develop Alarming Poison-Gas Potential, Tony Horwitz, Wall Street Journal, 24365 [19SE]

Jamie's Right, Jesse's Wrong on This Issue, 15171 [20JN]

Japanese-American Compensation—A Bad Bill, James J. Kilpatrick, Human Events (publication), 7638 [20AP]

John Reed Minds the Store, Wall Street Journal, 21202 [9AU]

Live Aid in Ethiopia, 1988 Style, New York (NY) Times, 11113 [16MY]

``Lost'' Red Missiles, Rowland Evans and Robert Novak, 5435 [29MR]

Major Soviet Bond Issues Are Expected Despite Requirements to Disclose Secrets, Stephen D. Moore, 21205 [9AU]

Manifesto of a German Atlanticist, Franz J. Strauss, Strategic Review, 28076 [4OC]

Marxist Brigade Infiltrates Panama To Defend Noriega, Lou Marano, Washington (DC) Times, 11115 [16MY]

Medium-Range Missile Count Put at 2,000 by the Soviets, Warren Strobel, Washington (DC) Times, 5435 [29MR]

Minimum Wage— Good Intentions, Bad Idea, Kinston (NC) Free Press, 24493 [20SE]

Minimum Wage Hike Would Cost Jobs, New Bern (NC) Sun-Journal, 24492 [20SE]

Minimum Wage Increase Is Dangerous Legislation, Eric Brodin, Dunn (NC) Record, 24492 [20SE]

Minimum Wage Increase Unnecessary, Wilson (NC) Times, 24491 [20SE]

Minimum Wage Will Cost Jobs, Donald Lambro, Marion (NC) McDowell News, 24490 [20SE]

Minimum-Wage Bill Would Cost Carolinas 75,000 Jobs, Richard B. McKenzie, Charlotte (NC) Observer, 24490 [20SE]

MITI To Lift Export Ban on Toshiba 21 May, Kyodo (Japanese) News Service, 11876 [20MY]

National Dilemma—Drugs in the Work Place, J.C. Bailey, 3725 [14MR]

1977 Spy Data on SS-20's Cast Shadow Over INF Talks, Peter Samuel, New York (NY) Tribune, 5435 [29MR]

North Afghanistan Seen as Pro-Soviet Buffer—It Could Become Najibullah's Last Redoubt, David B. Ottaway, Washington (DC) Post, 11120 [16MY]

North Carolina Jobs Lost if a Proposal Becomes Law, Rocky Mount (NC) Telegram, 24490 [20SE]

Official Warns Against Raising Minimum Wage, Asheville (NC) Citizen, 24491 [20SE]

Ongoing Projects for the Elderly in Kinston, Raleigh (NC) News and Observer (excerpt), 26894 [30SE]

Only Way To Avoid a Catastrophe, Phyllis Schlafly, Washington (DC) Times, 11595 [19MY]

Panel Kicks Up Some Dust at Agriculture Department, Ward Sinclair, Washington (DC) Post, 26947 [30SE]

Post Memo Assails Its Quayle Overkill, Washington (DC) Times, 24805 [22SE]

Relief Groups Say Their Ouster May Spur Ethiopia Rights Abuses, Robert M. Press, Christian Science Monitor, 11113 [16MY]

SBC Advocate Admits Clinics Fail To Reduce Number of Teen Pregnancies, Richard Glasow, National Right to Life News, 18666 [26JY], 19002 [27JY]

Senator Quayle and the 38th Infantry Division, Timothy N. Hunter, Human Events (publication), 24806 [22SE]

Shadow of Cuba Grows in Panama, Peter Almond and Bill Gertz, Washington (DC) Times, 11116 [16MY]

Shelby Skeptical About INF Pact, Tommy Stevenson, Tuscaloosa (AL) News, 15 [25JA]

Short History of the West Bank, Yedidya Atlas, Human Events (publication), 9515 [29AP]

Soviet Admissions of Missiles Moscow Hid Shake Confidence of U.S. in Verification, Peter Samuel, New York (NY) Tribune, 5435 [29MR]

Soviet Bailout Saved Cuba From Sinking, Ex-Official Discloses, Bill Getz, Washington (DC) Times, 21445 [10AU]

Soviet Estimate—U.S. Intelligence Analysis and Russian Military Strength, John Prados, 5435 [29MR]

Soviet Mobile Missile Worries United States, William Beecher, Boston (MA) Globe, 5435 [29MR]

Soviet Ploy To Circumvent INF Pact Began With Secret Bases 2 Years Ago, Peter Samuel, New York (NY) Tribune, 5435 [29MR]

Soviet Union in DM500M Bond Issue, Haig Simonian, Financial Times, 21203 [9AU]

Soviets Resume Bombarding Embassy With Microwaves, Washington (DC) Post, 3413 [4MR]

Soviets To Obtain More Cash in West, Rita McWilliams, Washington (DC) Times, 21204 [9AU]

Spy Agencies Disagree on Number of SS-20, Bill Gertz, Washington (DC) Times, 5435 [29MR]

START—A Dangerous Rush for Agreement, Henry A. Kissinger, Washington (DC) Post, 12809 [27MY]

Stop the Iraqi Murder of the Kurds, William Safire, New York (NY) Times, 23120 [9SE]

They Are as American as Jesse Helms, Edwin M. Yoder, Jr., Washington (DC) Post, 9486 [28AP]

3 in a Half-Million—Marc Buoniconti Transforms His Paralysis Into Beacon of Hope and Support for Others, Kent Pulliam, Kansas City (MO) Times, 21633 [10AU]

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

Tough INF Questions Confront Senate—Will ``World's Greatest Deliberative Body'' Live Up to Its Name? Senator Shelby, Defense News (publication), 14 [25JA]

Treaty Signed—Cheating Begins, Peter Samuel, 5435 [29MR]

Trying To Digest the Full Impact of Food Stamps, 19704 [1AU]

U.S. Links Bank to Drug Cartel—Tampa Indictments Allege $32 Million in Profits Laundered, Michael Isikoff, Washington (DC) Post, 30778 [14OC]

U.S. May Have Miscounted Some Soviet Missiles, Walter Pincus, Washington (DC) Post, 5435 [29MR]

U.S. Says Ethiopia Relief Shutdown Causing ``Catastrophe,'' John M. Goshko, Washington (DC) Post, 11113 [16MY]

Update IV Avionics to Counter Quiet Submarines, International Defense Review (Swiss publication), 3404 [4MR]

Virginia Church Shelters 3 Kurds Protesting Chemical Weapons, Caryle Murphy, Washington (DC) Post, 23120 [9SE]

Waging Drug Peace, John Dentinger, 9260 [28AP]

War on Drugs Putting Strain on U.S. Prisons, Arnold S. Trebach, Charleston (WV) Gazette, 9260 [28AP]

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

Western Industry Sells Third World the Means to Produce Poison Gas, John J. Fialka, Wall Street Journal, 24365 [19SE]

``Why Are They Trying to Take Our Freedom Away?'' Trevor Armbrister, Reader's Digest, 24493 [20SE]

Bills and resolutions introduced by

Bangladesh: disaster assistance (see S. 2860), 28085 [4OC]

Congressional salaries and pensions: appropriations (see S. 2155), 3414 [4MR]

National Farm Broadcasters Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 354), 19758 [1AU]

National Paralysis Awareness Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 364), 21589 [10AU]

Space science: delay the export of U.S. satellites for launch by the People's Republic of China (see S.J. Res. 384), 25235 [23SE]

Tariff: disperse yellow 27 dye (see S. 2262), 6297 [11AP]

U.N.: financial and management reform (see S.J. Res. 380), 23952 [15SE]

Voluntary School Prayer Act: enact (see S. 2001), 26 [25JA]

Bills and resolutions introduced by, as cosponsor

Afghanistan Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 257), 1514 [17FE]

Agriculture: commission to review the Federal crop insurance program (see S. 2830), 25325 [26SE]

Alabama (C.S.S.): negotiations with France for recovery and return (see S. 2093), 2315 [23FE]

American Egg Board: limit certain costs (see S. 2850), 27034 [30SE]

Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act: amend (see S. 2024), 6946 [14AP]

Atomic Energy Law Enforcement Act: enact (see S. 2026), 650 [2FE]

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

Boats and boating: expenditures for safety programs (see S. 2032), 9391 [28AP]

Buckley, William F.: tribute (see S. Res. 429), 11019 [13MY]

Burma: civil liberties violations (see S. Con. Res. 139; S. Res. 464), 21590 [10AU], 21913 [11AU]

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

Chemical Warfare Control Act: enact (see S. 2819), 24809 [22SE]

Civil defense: U.S. policy (see S. Res. 314), 540 [1FE]

Coins and coinage: modernize designs with one side having bicentennial of Constitution theme (see S. 1776), 11030 [13MY]

Commemorate bicentennial of Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen and of the French Revolution (S.J. Res. 317): correcting enrollment (see S. Con. Res. 144), 25686 [27SE]

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

Communism: express concern about Soviet bloc governments (see S. Res. 492), 31553 [18OC]

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

———penalties for those convicted of drug-related murders (see S. 2455), 13771 [8JN]

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

Dalai Lama: proposal to promote peace, protect the environment, and gain democracy for the people of Tibet (see S. Con. Res. 129), 16360 [29JN]

District of Columbia: designate section of 16th Street NW., as Solidarity Corner (see S. 2426), 12091 [24MY]

Documents: authorize printing of certain (see S. Res. 482), 25931 [28SE]

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

Drum and Bugle Corps Recognition Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 271), 13466 [6JN]

Economic conditions: people of U.S. should purchase products and services made in U.S. (see S.J. Res. 258), 1515 [17FE]

Emergency Medical Services Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 312), 12010 [23MY]

Employment: permit certain industrial homework (see S. 2901), 30867 [14OC]

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act: amend (see S. 2035), 1082 [4FE]

Fire Safety at Home Day—Change Your Clock, Change Your Battery: designate (see S.J. Res. 381), 30902 [14OC]

Foreign Assistance Act: disapproval of certification by President (see S.J. Res. 268), 2867 [2MR]

Freedom Fighter Assistance Act: enact (see S. 2481), 13754 [8JN]

Haiti: defined as a major drug-transit country (see S.J. Res. 285), 7266 [19AP]

Hazardous Materials Transportation Act: classification of anhydrous ammonia (see S. 2841), 25686 [27SE]

International Emergency Economic Act: use against Manuel A. Noriega in Panama (see S. Res. 403), 6064 [31MR]

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

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of: condemn support for terrorist activities (see S. Con. Res. 99), 1866 [19FE]

Korea, Republic of: commendation in hosting the Olympic games (see S. Con. Res. 152), 28367 [5OC]

Law enforcement officers: express gratitude (see S.J. Res. 227), 1786 [18FE]

Lebanon: constitutional crisis (see S. Con. Res. 145), 30325 [13OC]

Members of Congress: votes for pay increases (see S. 2682), 22469 [7SE]

Motor vehicles: requirements for operating commercial will not apply to certain agricultural and firefighting vehicles (see S. 2258), 6063 [31MR]

National Adoption Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 372), 25239 [23SE]

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

National Alzheimer's Disease Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 261), 7266 [19AP]

National Asparagus Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 309), 19773 [1AU]

National Book Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 342), 16383 [6JY]

National Burn Awareness Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 210), 264 [27JA]

National Craniofacial Deformity Awareness Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 373), 30325 [13OC]

National D.A.R.E. Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 295), 11892 [20MY]

National Day of Excellence: designate in honor of crew of space shuttle Challenger (see S.J. Res. 327), 23171 [9SE]

National Day of Outreach to the Rural Disabled: designate (see S.J. Res. 345), 16360 [29JN]

National Day of Prayer: designate (see S. 1378), 5213 [24MR]

National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 332), 12983 [27MY]

National Family Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 344), 30325 [13OC]

National Forest System Drug Enforcement and Protection Act: enact (see S. 2482), 13754 [8JN]

National Grasslands Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 386), 27544 [3OC]

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

National Home Care Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 280), 22469 [7SE]

National Hospice Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 289), 11031 [13MY]

National Know Your Cholesterol Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 244), 409 [28JA]

National Lighthouse Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 306), 14469 [14JN]

National Lupus Awareness Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 303), 14271 [13JN]

National Military Families Recognition Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 337), 22879 [8SE]

National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 294), 13467 [6JN]

National Outdoor Power Equipment Safety Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 296), 23755 [14SE]

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

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

National Scleroderma Awareness Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 266), 8522 [22AP]

National Sewing Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 291), 16727 [6JY]

National Sir Winston Churchill Recognition Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 340), 29799 [11OC]

National Skiing Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 301), 23170 [9SE]

National Teacher Appreciation Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 355), 22469 [7SE]

National Tuberous Sclerosis Awareness Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 212), 1541 [17FE]

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

North Carolina: priority Federal aid highway projects (see S. 2574), 16050 [27JN]

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

Panama: imposing sanctions (see S. 2134), 3165 [3MR]

———transition to democracy (see S. Con. Res. 108), 5208 [24MR]

Panama Canal: abrogate certain treaties and repeal certain legislation (see S. Con. Res. 138), 21590 [10AU]

Panama Canal Commission: permission for certain employees to purchase food and other necessities at commissary and exchange stores of the Dept. of Defense (see S. Con. Res. 111), 6064 [31MR]

Petroleum: tax-free purchase of motor fuels by those exempt from paying the motor fuels excise tax (see S. 2176), 15391 [21JN]

Pony Express National Historic Trail: designate as a component of the National Trails System (see S. 2400), 16154 [28JN]

Pornography: child protection and obscenity enforcement (see S. 2033), 18250 [13JY]

Postal Service: budgetary treatment (see S. 2449), 16053 [27JN]

Prevention of Genocide Act: enact (see S. 2763), 23170 [9SE]

Radio: support for amateur radio and amateur radio frequency allocations (see S. Con. Res. 127), 30902 [14OC]

Ransom, Matt W.: erect a marker in Potomac Park, Washington, DC, honoring (see S. 2533), 15123 [17JN]

Raphel, Arnold L.: tribute (see S. Res. 467), 22869 [8SE]

Research and Experimental Credit Extension and Reform Act: enact (see S. 2484), 14028 [9JN]

Romania: civil liberties violations (see S. Res. 461), 21590 [10AU]

Run to Daylight Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 229), 539 [1FE]

Social Security: earnings test (see S. 1777), 20724 [5AU]

———payment for services of physician assistants outside institutional settings (see S. 1230), 24540 [20SE]

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

———Antiballistic Missile Treaty violations (see S. Res. 474), 24199 [16SE]

Space Exploration Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 334), 13585 [7JN]

Take Pride in America Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 313), 11252 [17MY]

Taxation: allow credit for certain dependents and repeal credit for child care (see S. 2187), 7069 [15AP]

———creditability of taxes paid to Panama by U.S. companies (see S. 2249), 6063 [31MR]

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

———exempt from tax diesel fuel used for farming purposes (see S. 2003), 763 [3FE]

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

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

———special estate tax valuation of property (see S. 1761), 1785 [18FE]

———State and local governments to purchase gasoline without payment of Federal excise tax (see S. 2062), 2367 [23FE]

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

U.S. claims: Federal debt collection procedures (see S. 1961), 14132 [10JN]

U.S. Marshals Bicentennial Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 352), 18761 [26JY]

University of Kansas: congratulations on winning the NCAA Basketball Championship (see S. Res. 406), 6297 [11AP]

Veterans of the Vietnam War, Inc.: recognize (see S. 2065), 1870 [19FE]

Wassom, Herbert M.: tribute (see S. Res. 467), 22869 [8SE]

Worldwide Bluegrass Music Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 239), 11664 [19MY]

Zia ul-Haq, Mohammad: tribute (see S. Res. 468), 22870 [8SE]

Booklets

``Helping Youth Decide,'' National Association of State Boards of Education, 30663-30666 [14OC]

Cloture motions

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

Textile industry and fabrics: remedy injury caused by imports (S. 2662), 21465 [10AU], 22424, 22435 [7SE]

Colloquies

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, Senator Humphrey and William J. Crowe, Jr., 5435 [29MR]

Court decisions

North Haven Board of Education v. Bell: Supreme Court, 4236 [17MR]

Tarasoff v. Regents of University of California (doctor/patient confidentiality), 18992 [27JY]

Diplomatic note

Corrections to data relative to Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 12586 [26MY]

Documents

Final Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Verification: Dept. of State, 12589 [26MY]

1939 Treaty of Nonaggression Between Soviet Union and Nazi Government, 21449, 21450 [10AU]

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

Review of Antiballistic Missile Treaty—Helms Amendment, 11108 [16MY]

Essays

Home of the Free: Kristie Liner, 18559 [25JY]

Factsheets

Arms Control, Heritage Foundation, 5435 [29MR]

Interviews

Conventional weapons balance in Europe, Phillip A. Karber with Armed Forces Journal International, 11853-11857 [20MY]

U.S.-China relations, William Rusher with Chiang Ching-kuo, 237 [27JA]

Letters

Abortion: International Association of Chiefs of Police, Inc., 23494 [13SE]

———National Right to Life Committee, Inc., 23492 [13SE]

———National Sheriffs' Association, 23494 [13SE]

———Otis R. Bowen, Sec. of HHS, 23495 [13SE]

———President Reagan, 23492, 23495 [13SE]

Acquired immune deficiency syndrome research and information, 8998 [27AP]

———James O. Mason, Centers for Disease Control, 9298 [28AP]

CIA activities in Panama: by, 2286, 2287 [23FE]

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

Closing of Tom Thumb Glove Co.: several Members of Congress, 24494 [20SE]

Dept. of Agriculture appropriations: Richard E. Lyng, Sec. of Agriculture, 26946 [30SE]

Employment in homes: North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation, 24488, 24494 [20SE]

FCC prohibition of obscene and indecent broadcasts: Bruce Fein, 18733 [26JY]

———by, 18733 [26JY]

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act: W.B. Jenkins, North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation, 1097 [4FE]

Great Smoky Mountains Wilderness Act: James G. Martin, Governor of North Carolina, 15165 [20JN]

High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act: Richard J. Levine, 5462 [29MR]

Inclusion of Toshiba Corp. in briefings on defense procurement, 15214 [20JN]

Industrial homework: by, 30892 [14OC]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Abraham D. Sofaer, 12807 [27MY]

———by, 5435 [29MR], 11838 [20MY], 12589 [26MY]

———John M. Joyce, 12586, 12587 [26MY]

———M.N. Strel'tsov, 12587 [26MY]

J. Royal Parker Associates case: Clayton Yeutter, 17207 [7JY]

———Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, 17207 [7JY]

———William E. Brock III, 17207 [7JY]

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

Miller Brewing Co., Eden, NC, anniversary: by, 4964 [27AP]

Nomination of William Burns to be Director of ACDA: by, 2802 [2MR]

———Colin L. Powell, 2802 [2MR]

Parental guidance on smoking: by (1984), 30662 [14OC]

———National Association of State Boards of Education, 30662 [14OC]

Prohibit obscene and indecent communications by telephone: Knights of Columbus, 7604 [20AP]

Public debt: James F. Welborn, 5403 [28MR]

Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan: by, 12963 [27MY]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: Clayton Yeutter, 24412 [19SE]

———Fred G. Bond, 24412 [19SE]

U.S.-Japan nuclear energy agreement: by, 4544 [21MR]

Lists

Soviet arms control violations, 12329 [25MY]

Memorandums

FCC Prohibition of Obscene and Indecent Broadcasts: Citizens for Decency Through Law, Inc., 18733-18735 [26JY]

Prohibit Obscene and Indecent Communications by Telephone: Citizens for Decency Through Law, 7601-7604 [20AP]

Robert S. Gelbard's Legal Residency: Dept. of State, 22053 [11AU]

Soviet Concealed SS-20 Missiles: by, 5435-5452 [29MR]

Motions offered by

Panama: prompt Presidential report on presence of Soviet, Cuban, or Nicaraguan combat forces, 9306 [28AP]

Public Health Service Act: program of education, prevention, care, and research relative to acquired immune deficiency syndrome (S. 1220), 9304, 9306 [28AP]

Obituaries

James E. Broyhill, Sara Moore, 17439 [11JY]

Papers

Congress, the Constitution and the Appellate Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court—The Letter and the Spirit of the Exceptions Clause, Ralph A. Rossum, William and Mary Law Review (publication), 19735-19743 [1AU]

Limiting Federal Court Jurisdiction—The Constitutional Basis for the Proposals in Congress Today, Charles E. Rice, Judicature (publication), 19745-19747 [1AU]

Poems

``Boys'', 8451 [22AP]

Polls of opinion

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Daniel Yankelovich Group Polling Inc., 11640 [19MY]

Press conferences

African National Congress: President Reagan and Sam Donaldson, 2289 [23FE]

Press releases

Fifty-five arrested for food stamp fraud in North Carolina, Dept. of Agriculture, 21157 [9AU]

Proclamations

National POW/MIA Recognition Day: James G. Martin, Governor of North Carolina, 18558 [25JY]

Questions and answers

Confirmation hearing: Edward M. Rowell, 10478 [11MY]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Force Treaty, George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 5435 [29MR]

Remarks by, on

Abortion: Federal aid programs, 18661, 18664 [26JY]

———protect institutions from requirement to fund, 253 [27JA]

Acquired immune deficiency syndrome: education, 18988 [27JY], 18994, 18995, 19005 [27JY]

AFDC: restructure (H.R. 1720), conference report, 26591 [29SE]

African National Congress: policy, 2289 [23FE]

Armed Forces: continued use in Persian Gulf (S.J. Res. 305), 13441 [6JN]

Atlantic Striped Bass Conservation Act: authorizing appropriations (H.R. 4124), 31244 [18OC]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 2384), 31120 [14OC]

Au pair cultural exchange program: participation, 29246 [7OC]

Baltic nations: rise of nationalism, 31244 [18OC]

Birth control: Federal aid for youth, 18612, 18614, 18615 [25JY]

Budget: prohibit appropriation of funds in any year with deficit, 7610, 7613 [20AP]

Burns, William: nomination to be Director of ACDA, 2801 [2MR]

Capital Ownership Development Program: reform (H.R. 1807), conference report, 31494 [18OC]

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

———support peace, democracy, and reconciliation (H.J. Res. 523), 6036 [31MR]

Chile: progress toward democracy, 19441-19442 [28JY], 31320, 31326 [18OC]

China, People's Republic of: U.S. assistance to missile program, 26928 [30SE]

China, Republic of: death of Chiang Ching-kuo, 237 [27JA]

Civil liberties: clarify antidiscrimination provisions (S. 557), 253, 254 [27JA], 384 [28JA]

———clarify antidiscrimination provisions (S. 557), veto, 4234 [17MR], 4558 [21MR]

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]

———implement recommendations (S. 1009), 7552, 7610, 7613, 7620, 7630, 7631, 7634, 7637 [20AP]

Congressional salaries and pensions: appropriations (S. 2155), 3451 [4MR]

Costa Rica: economic assistance, 17206 [7JY]

Crime and criminals: penalties for those convicted of drug-related murders (S. 2455), 14003 [9JN], 14103, 14119 [10JN]

Customs Service: tribute, 31719 [19OC]

DEA: appropriations, 18978 [27JY]

Dept. of Agriculture: appropriations (H.R. 4784), conference report, 26946 [30SE]

———improve child nutrition and food stamp programs (S. 2560), 19701 [1AU]

Dept. of Defense: appropriations (H.R. 4264), veto, 20073 [3AU]

———appropriations (H.R. 4781), 21493, 21495 [10AU]

———appropriations (H.R. 4781), conference report, 26987, 26988, 26989, 26990 [30SE]

———appropriations (S. 2355), 10437, 10438, 10448, 10449 [11MY], 10944, 10973, 10974 [13MY], 11100, 11101, 11110, 11114, 11117-11119, 11121-11123, 11135, 11156, 11159 [16MY], 11218 [17MY], 12056 [24MY]

———ban sale of Toshiba products in military exchange stores (S. 1677), 4320 [17MR]

———inclusion of Toshiba Corp. in briefings on procurement, 15213 [20JN]

———Panamanian Defense Force, 11114, 11117, 11118 [16MY]

Dept. of Transportation and related agencies: making appropriations (H.R. 4794), 17626 [12JY]

Depts. of Commerce, Justice, State, the Judiciary, and related agencies: making appropriations (H.R. 4782), 18730, 18739, 18745 [26JY], 18979 [27JY]

Depts. of Labor, HHS, and Education, and related agencies: making appropriations (H.R. 4783), 18601, 18603, 18604, 18609, 18612, 18614, 18615 [25JY], 18661, 18664 [26JY], 18988, 18992, 18994, 18995, 18999, 19003, 19005, 19009 [27JY]

———making appropriations (H.R. 4783), conference report, 23425 [12SE], 23490, 23491, 23495, 23498, 23499, 23503 [13SE]

Diplomats: prevent abuse of immunity, 26932, 26934 [30SE]

District of Columbia: making appropriations (H.R. 4776), conference report, 27014 [30SE]

Drought Assistance Act: enact (S. 2631), 19351 [28JY]

Drug abuse: crisis, 3725 [14MR]

———growth in national forests, 13668 [8JN]

Drugs: manufacturing, distribution, and use of illegal (H.R. 5210), 30771, 30791 [14OC]

———manufacturing, distribution, and use of illegal (H.R. 5210), unanimous-consent agreement, 30309 [13OC]

Education: improve elementary and secondary (H.R. 5), conference report, 7599 [20AP]

Elementary and Secondary School Improvement Act: implementation (H.R. 4638), 14473, 14481 [14JN]

Ethiopia: economic sanctions, 11110, 11114 [16MY]

Family Security Act: enact (S. 1511), 15210 [20JN]

FCC: radio and television program restrictions, 18731, 18733 [26JY]

Federal employees: job classification system, 29293 [7OC]

———restrictions on post-employment activities (H.R. 5043), 31520 [18OC]

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act: amend (S. 2035), 1097 [4FE]

Food stamp plan: alleged corruption, 4881 [23MR], 21156 [9AU]

Foreign Assistance Act: disapproval of certification by President (S.J. Res. 268), 6895, 6901, 6906, 6910, 6917, 6919, 6921 [14AP]

———disapproving certification by President (S.J. Res. 292), 6871, 6873, 6882, 6893 [14AP]

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act: enact (H.R. 4637), 17206 [7JY], 27065 [30SE]

———enact (H.R. 4637), conference report, 26899, 26902, 26907-26909, 26914, 26922, 26928, 26930-26932, 26934 [30SE]

Free enterprise: importance to youth, 18559 [25JY]

Freedom Fighter Assistance Act: enact (S. 2481), 13760 [8JN]

Gelbard, Robert S.: nomination, 21891, 22053 [11AU]

Genocide Convention Implementation Act: enact (S. 1851), 31023 [14OC]

Government contractors: prevent conflict of interest by former Federal officers or employees (S. 237), 7236, 7238, 7240, 7241 [19AP]

Great Smoky Mountains Wilderness Act: enact (H.R. 1495), 15000 [16JN], 15164, 15165, 15171 [20JN], 15339, 15340 [21JN]

High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act: enact (S. 79), 5185, 5187 [24MR], 5284, 5296 [25MR], 5461 [29MR], 6581 [13AP]

Honduras: foreign relations, 6440 [12AP]

Housing: revise procedures for enforcement of civil rights (H.R. 1158), 19727, 19730, 19734 [1AU], 19875, 19892 [2AU]

Industry: enhance competitiveness (H.R. 4848), 20094 [3AU]

Intelligence Oversight Act: enact (S. 1721), 3346-3348, 3368, 3369, 3370, 3371 [4MR], 3907, 3908, 3910, 3911 [15MR]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: agreements signed in Vienna and Moscow, 12569 [26MY]

———ratification, 11224, 11228, 11239 [17MY], 11447-11452, 11457-11460, 11463 [18MY], 11594, 11627, 11640 [19MY], 11812, 11837, 11839, 11840, 11841, 11848, 11849, 11851, 11853, 11859-11862, 11866, 11867, 11868 [20MY], 11953, 11955-11957, 11972, 11982, 12000, 12001 [23MY], 12057, 12059, 12077-12080, 12082 [24MY], 12323, 12324, 12326-12328, 12372 [25MY], 12569, 12578, 12581, 12584-12589, 12657, 12661, 12662, 12664 [26MY], 12807, 12810-12812, 12815, 12848 [27MY]

———ratification, point of order, 11457 [18MY]

International Labor Organization Conventions: ratification, 478, 479 [1FE]

International organizations: prevent conflict of interest by former Federal officers or employees, 7241 [19AP]

Iraq: sanctions to deter use of chemical weapons, 26922 [30SE]

Israel: establish diplomatic missions, 18739, 18745 [26JY]

———unrest in West Bank and Gaza, 9514 [29AP]

Japan: compensation for families of individuals killed at Pearl Harbor, 7620, 7621 [20AP]

———disapprove agreement concerning peaceful uses of nuclear energy (S.J. Res. 241), 4505 [21MR]

Kinston, NC: All-America City, 26894 [30SE]

Kongsberg Vaapenfabrik Co.: import ban (H.R. 2698), 3404 [4MR]

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of: condemn support for terrorist activities (S. Con. Res. 99), 1872 [19FE]

Lebanon: Dept. of State policy, 25222-25224 [23SE]

———Syrian intervention in elections, 24155 [16SE]

Libya: manufacture of poison gas bombs, 24365 [19SE]

LSC: appropriations, 18978 [27JY]

Medicaid: prohibit funding for school clinics providing contraception and abortion assistance, 19000, 19003 [27JY]

Medicare Catastrophic Protection Act: enact (H.R. 2470), conference report, 13737 [8JN]

Mexico: drug trafficking, 2862 [2MR]

———economic assistance, 31718 [19OC]

Miller Brewing Co., Eden, NC: anniversary, 4963 [27AP]

Minimum Wage Restoration Act: enact (S. 837), 24487, 24488, 24493, 24495 [20SE]

Miscellaneous International Affairs Authorization Act: enact (S. 2757), 29246 [7OC]

Montana Natural Resources Protection and Utilization Act: enact (S. 2751), 31320, 31326 [18OC]

Montreal Protocol on Substances That Deplete the Ozone Layer: ratification, 3721, 3724 [14MR]

Narcotics: traffic, 6895, 6901, 6906, 6910, 6917, 6919, 6921 [14AP]

National Day of Prayer: designate, 9520 [29AP]

National Farm Broadcasters Week: designate (S.J. Res. 354), 19770 [1AU]

National Hosiery Week: observance, 18560 [25JY]

National Paralysis Awareness Week: designate (S.J. Res. 364), 21633 [10AU]

National POW/MIA Recognition Day: designation in North Carolina, 18558 [25JY]

Nicaragua: assistance to Contras, 21492, 21495 [10AU]

Nominations: confirmation delay for political reasons, 21891 [11AU]

North Carolina: priority Federal aid highway projects (S. 2574), 16052 [27JN], 17626 [12JY]

Omnibus Anti-Substance Abuse Act: enact (S. 2852), 32651 [21OC]

OPIC: activities, 26914 [30SE]

OTA: report on strategic defense initiative, 8739 [26AP]

Ozone: protection by industrial nations (S. Res. 443), 15002 [16JN]

Panama: CIA activities, 2286 [23FE]

———government involvement in drug trafficking, 2862 [2MR]

———Manuel A. Noriega indictment, 1073 [4FE], 2292 [23FE]

———prompt Presidential report on presence of Soviet, Cuban, or Nicaraguan combat forces, 9305 [28AP]

———trade sanctions (S. 2134), 3173 [3MR]

———transition to democracy (S. Con. Res. 108), 5261, 5265, 5266 [25MR]

Panama Canal: anniversary of opening, 21565 [10AU]

Panama Canal Treaty: suspend, 3346-3348 [4MR]

Parental and Medical Leave Act: enact (S. 2488), 25660, 25661 [27SE]

Parliamentary inquiry, 12587 [26MY]

Philippines: elections, 3151 [3MR]

Polygraphs: limit examinations by employers involved in interstate commerce (S. 1904), 2707 [1MR], 2798, 2799, 2802 [2MR]

Pornography: child protection and obscenity enforcement (S. 2033), 25660, 25661 [27SE]

Prevention of Genocide Act: enact (S. 2763), 23119, 23120, 23121 [9SE]

Public finance: Government spending, 5403 [28MR]

Public Health Service Act: program of education, prevention, care, and research relative to acquired immune deficiency syndrome (S. 1220), 8996-9004, 9006-9009 [27AP], 9254, 9255, 9257-9259, 9261, 9288, 9298-9300, 9302, 9303, 9305, 9306, 9310-9313, 9315 [28AP]

Quayle, Senator: Vice Presidential nomination, 24805 [22SE]

Raleigh, NC: tribute to First Citizens Bank & Trust Co., 18559 [25JY]

Raleigh (NC) News and Observer: biased political adjunct policy, 31724 [19OC]

Retail Competition Enforcement Act: enact (S. 430), 15358 [21JN]

Rowell, Edward M.: nomination confirmed, 10477 [11MY]

Securities: Soviet bond issues, 21201 [9AU]

Senate: calendar, 5298 [25MR]

———executive calendar, 2687 [29FE], 5299 [25MR]

———legislative program, 10438 [11MY]

———nominations considered and confirmed en bloc, 31012 [14OC]

Soviet Union: 1939 nonaggression pact with Nazi government, 21449 [10AU]

———Antiballistic Missile Treaty compliance, 2802 [2MR]

———Antiballistic Missile Treaty violations (S. Res. 474), 24181 [16SE]

———health of U.S. diplomats, 3413 [4MR]

———killing of Arthur D. Nicholson, 15917 [24JN]

———loans by Western banks, 21445 [10AU]

———treaty on intermediate-range nuclear weapons, 14 [25JA]

Space science: delay the export of U.S. satellites for launch by the People's Republic of China (S.J. Res. 384), 25238 [23SE]

Sullivan, David S.: accusation of classified information disclosure, 12295 [25MY]

Surface Transportation and Uniform Relocation Assistance Act: funding for Federal-aid highway and mass transit programs (S. Res. 394), 5299 [25MR]

Tariff: disperse yellow 27 dye (S. 2262), 6298 [11AP]

Tax Reform Act: technical corrections (S. 2238), 28824 [6OC], 29293, 29320, 29338 [7OC], 29747 [11OC]

Technology: sale to Soviet Union, 8636 [25AP]

Textile industry and fabrics: remedy injury caused by imports (S. 2662), 22832 [8SE], 23091 [9SE]

Tibet: support the Dalai Lama and efforts toward democracy (S. Con. Res. 129), 30855 [14OC]

———violations of civil liberties by People's Republic of China, 30855 [14OC]

Tobacco industry: political vendetta, 30662 [14OC]

Toshiba Corp.: import ban (H.R. 2698), 3404 [4MR], 11875 [20MY]

———Tokyo District Court verdict, 4694 [22MR]

———trade sanctions, 12977 [27MY]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: implement (H.R. 5090), 24412, 24421 [19SE]

Vietnam: economic and domestic policies, 9521 [29AP]

———policy on MIA/POW, 21205 [9AU]

Voluntary School Prayer Act: enact (S. 2001), 12-14 [25JA], 19730, 19734 [1AU]

Voorhees, Richard L.: nomination, 21891 [11AU]

World Bank: capital increase, 14970 [16JN], 26907, 26908, 26909 [30SE]

Zia ul-Haq, Mohammad: tribute (S. Res. 468), 22919 [8SE]

Remarks in Senate relative to

Birth of grandchild, 8451 [22AP]

Nuclear warfare: strategic defense initiative, 31241 [18OC]

Tribute, 18562, 18621 [25JY]

Reports

Analysis of the Philippine Local Elections, Garrett N. Scalera, Committee on Foreign Relations, 3151 [3MR]

Crimes Against the Alliance—The Toshiba-Kongsberg Export Violations: William C. Triplett II, 4321-4323 [17MR]

Environmental Tobacco Smoke: OTA, 6583 [13AP]

First Citizens Bank & Trust Co. of Raleigh, NC: Lewis R. Holding, 18560 [25JY]

Health Consequences of Involuntary Smoking: C. Everett Koop, Surgeon General, 6582 [13AP]

Reassessing the OTA: Heritage Foundation, 8740-8743 [26AP]

Relationship Between Crime and Drugs: National Institute of Justice, 9004 [27AP]

World War II's West Coast Japanese Espionage: Dept. of the Army, 7552 [20AP]

Statements

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome: Dr. Goedert, 19007 [27JY]

Capital Punishment: Thomas Aquinas, 11136 [16MY]

Chile's Commitment to Its Constitution: Sergio Fernandez, 31324 [18OC]

Civil Rights Restoration Act: Southern Baptist Convention, Public Affairs Committee, 4558 [21MR]

Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians: Representative Lungren, 7635 [20AP]

Constitution Shall Be Respected: Sergio Fernandez, 31325 [18OC]

Gasoline-Powered Vehicles, 8739 [26AP]

Internment of Japanese Americans During World War II: Dillon S. Myer, 7631 [20AP]

———John J. McCloy, 7631 [20AP]

Reaction to Chilean Plebiscite: Augusto Pinochet, 31324 [18OC]

———sundry foreign observers, 31325 [18OC]

Soviet Arms Control Violations: Caspar W. Weinberger, 12329 [25MY]

———Paul H. Nitze, 12329 [25MY]

Voluntary School Prayer: Charles Rice, 13 [25JA]

———Edward Corwin, 12 [25JA]

Studies

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome: American Journal of Public Health, 19007 [27JY]

Effects of Family Planning Programs for Teenagers on Adolescent Birth and Pregnancy Rates, Joseph A. Olsen and Stan E. Weed, 18605-18609 [25JY]

Fidel Castro and the Bankers—The Mortgaging of a Revolution, Ernesto F. Betancourt and Wilson P. Dizard III, 21446-21449 [10AU]

Tables

Chilean plebiscite results, 31324 [18OC]

Soviet military power, 5435 [29MR]

Testimonies

Committee on Foreign Relations: U.S. Policy Options Toward South Africa, D423 [22JN]

Expansion of Civil Rights Statutes: C.H. Fields, American Farm Bureau Federation, 385 [28JA]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Committee on Armed Services (excerpts), 12589 [26MY]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 12329 [25MY]

———William Van Cleave, 12326 [25MY]

Texts of

S. 2001, Voluntary School Prayer Act, 14 [25JA]

S. 2155, permanent appropriations for compensation of Members of Congress, 3452 [4MR]

S. 2262, duty on disperse yellow 27 dye, 6299 [11AP]

S.J. Res. 354, National Farm Broadcasters Week, 19770 [1AU]

S.J. Res. 364, National Paralysis Awareness Week, 21634 [10AU]

Tributes

Broyhill, James E., 17439 [11JY]

Byrd, Senator, 6516 [13AP]

Chien, Frederick F., 20656 [5AU]

Ervin, Sam J., Jr., 1990 [23FE]

Fletcher, A.J., 18559 [25JY]

Harper, George G., 26894 [30SE]

Harrell, Gen and Dixie, 21444 [10AU]

Jones, Robert L., 26894 [30SE]

Ritch, Buddy, 26894 [30SE]

Schmidt, Bill, 20587 [4AU]

Strauss, Franz J., 28076 [4OC]

Yow, Kay, 26519 [29SE]